I have a question that I'm almost embarrassed to put here. After years of looking we finally found the travel trailer we wanted and saved the money to buy it. However it was a brand new model from no boundaries and we had to buy it out of state in Oh...
Wife and I looking at buying first travel trailer. Kids are three and five. Weekend trips in Smokies of NC and VA main usage, along with a 10-14 day national parks type trip each summer. We have a three year old german shepherd and are giving pause t...
Looking at Forest River Micro Lite 23 LB or KZ Spree E250S, 4000 and 4500 lbs, 23-24' trailers. But saw several trailers in 5000-6000 lb range that were 28-30' OAL. Having never owned a travel trailer, I'm curious if I'm correct in assuming the small...
Wife and I are buying 1st camper this year. We will not buy a camper with slides. Saw Jayco 26BH and like layout. Any other suggestions on 25-28' campers without slides? Bunks are ideal as we got two small kids and German shepherd. The Jayco I saw wa...
opnspaces wrote:Here's my take on it....Thank you! I greatly appreciate you taking the time to share that. I will go through your steps tomorrow. we spent most of the day the sitting in the camper and the kids had a ball climbing up and down out of t...
Thanks for the suggestions. Greatly appreciated. I assume a 4000lb trailer would be much easier to tow. That's the main one were interested in, the Micro Lite 23LB. 3900 lbs and 23.5' OAL. Since we're wanting to stay with 1/2 ton SUV, that might be t...
Of course. Spend $600-800 and you will have a good boat most likely. Don't discount the idea of a slightly used boat or factory blemish, which I can rarely tell from others. Again, you will need to go to a real paddles shop. Wilderness Systems makes ...
