2020 at Awenda provincial park Ontario. Can’t wait for the 2021 season to begin.

bigpilague:

IF you actually manage to successfully book a site….

mollykinnz1:

Awenda is awesome!

accio07:

Awenda is a fantastic park!

No-Significance-3283:

Oh nice, that was on my list to do this year :).

SweetnessMatters:

Dude that is a badass setup

Bubbly-Satisfaction:

Yes I second the setup. Very nice! I must know the specs as I’m considering upgrading my tow vehicle. I have a 2016 f150 2.7 liter with 7600 capacity and a 30 ft Catalina that weighs 6200 dry.

JohnBPrettyGood:

Regarding Booking a Site…I have heard that the happiest campers are not the ones with the Air Streams but the ones with the Fastest Internet.

Source: 2020 at Awenda provincial park Ontario. Can’t wait for the 2021 season to begin.

White Sands National Park is an Exceptional Day Trip!

combatcvic:

Went a few months ago. Only part that was disappointment is that we couldn’t figure out how to slide fast

djtullbooth:

My first trip this year is Elephant Butte…. This is inspiring trip #2! ????????

catnapbook:

We were there a few years ago on one of the few days it snowed! Very little white sand to be seen but about two inches of snow. Coming from Canada we weren’t impressed. Looking forward to seeing it again sometime.

WaitingForMrFusion:

It’s so lovely there. We got a sled and stuff. When we left, we saw a bunch of them in the dumpster. We kept ours so we could use it again next time we visit!

I was disappointed to find no reference to Boys II Men in the info video they show about White Sands in that Visitor Center building.

Source: White Sands National Park is an Exceptional Day Trip!

T minus 2 days, me and my dog. Heading NW no destination. Not coming back. NERVOUS!

MinimalistLifestyle:

I was a truck driver then I full timed in a travel trailer for 7 years with my dog. Miss it so much I just got a class B and we’re hitting the road again.

There’s a learning (and comfort) curve. You’re going to be nervous at first and you will almost definitely question your decision in those first weeks. Stick to it and push through those moments. You’ll eventually get into a groove and become much more comfortable with the lifestyle. The real fun begins once you’re confident in what you’re doing, which just takes time. This is a huge adjustment!

With that said, the VAST majority of full timers absolutely love the lifestyle.

I don’t know what kind of dog you have, but your dog will love it. Just make sure your dog is up to date on vaccinations and flea/tick meds. The small space isn’t an issue at all if you’re giving your dog enough walks and exercise. If your dog sheds, that’ll be the biggest issue. Small spaces collect dog hair fast. I have a high shedding lab so I brush him almost daily and vacuum often.

Most of my friends and family are jealous of my dog. He’s been coast to coast. He’s swam in the Atlantic, Pacific, and Gulf shores. He’s chased squirrels in the Appalachians, Ozarks, Rockies, deserts, forests, etc. We’ve been to state parks, national monuments, and my favorite – tiny unknown beautiful places in the middle of nowhere free from tourists. He’s seen the nicest trails, been to the best dog parks/beaches, gets to meet tons of interesting people and other dogs, and of course gets to be with me 24/7. Most humans should be so fortunate.

You and your dog are going to love this. It’s perfectly natural to be nervous and you’ll have an adjustment period for sure, but you’ll be in a groove in no time.

Happy trails and happy tails!

lwhite1:

You have your dog with you so nothing to be nervous about.

Grav3yardshift23:

Enjoy! Nice RV

SoggyFuckBiscuit:

There’s this point on the road where that anxiety about your new life turns into that feeling of joy that you get as soon as you jump out of a plane. I’ve been living the nomad life for 3 years now. After being in a place for a while, both of those feelings come back to me when it’s time to head far away and try somewhere new.

txmail:

I hit the road for a year in my SUV with the goal of camping most of the time. I miss that time so much. There was an agenda (hit as many national parks as I could). It was life changing and sometimes it takes a ton of effort to not just pack up the SUV and tent and hit the road again. Your setup… might have meant I never came back. I almost want to sell it all and do what you are doing. Be safe, happy travels. Keep us updated.

mypaldave:

I’m just back from 3 months of traveling FL just me and my dog . You’ll have long conversations with your pup

LowBarometer:

I had one about the same size. I downsize to a tiny truck camper. You’ll have fun. All that space is luxurious, but expensive for gas.

Source: T minus 2 days, me and my dog. Heading NW no destination. Not coming back. NERVOUS!

Reasons I love my class c: It fits in the driveway. Sorta.

budmanm3:

Cousin Eddie visiting again Clark?

Taint-kicker:

My neighbors called zoning on me for parking a 30ft class A in the back yard. Its not against the law where I live to do so. Now I park it in the front yard for two week at a time to get under their skin now that I know it bothers them.

rick_barrs:

Lazy Daze – nice! Our first RV was a 1991 22′ Front Lounge.

gout_de_merde:

Reading the comments, y’all need better neighbors!

cbmatthews8787:

If my neighbours had that I’d be staring at it because I’m jealous – not calling bi law to complain. Neighbours can be the worst.

50iggles50:

I love the paint scheme! Nice rig

enjoyvelvet:

Fellow Lazy Daze owner here. Nice! Also love mine because it fits in our driveway.

Source: Reasons I love my class c: It fits in the driveway. Sorta.

Peel and stick upgrade ❤️

NoahTall1134:

That’s very nice. We had some peel and stick in ours. Unfortunately we didn’t store the RV in a climate controlled garage, so it ended up falling off.

general_cuteness:

what brand is this?

durpaderpadupe:

That looks great. Nice color combo

daleeva:

I love that! I nearly bought the same for our travel trailer!

cheesemagnifier:

Looks great!

GanonSmokesDope:

Oh we did this too! Definitely worth it and easy to do

Tealme65:

Wanted this for my bathroom. Hubby said no…..we got something else. It looks fine, but I really wanted this one….

Source: Peel and stick upgrade ❤️

Just picked up my first rig. 2013 Summerland BH2800. Can’t wait for the first trip!

McPoyle_milk:

Nice! Any idea what your exact tow cap/payload is on your Platinum? I bought one recently and it stated 7200lbs tow and 1200 payload on the inside of the door, which I thought was super low for a 5.7l

Ugitsome:

Looks like you may need some airbags

mtedrummer:

Nice setup. I just bought that same truck. I pick it up today.

Prepare2InigoMontoya:

Sweet.

somekindofstephen:

I second that you should get airbags

somekindofstephen:

But congrats!

Source: Just picked up my first rig. 2013 Summerland BH2800. Can’t wait for the first trip!

Peel and stick upgrade ❤️

NoahTall1134:

That’s very nice. We had some peel and stick in ours. Unfortunately we didn’t store the RV in a climate controlled garage, so it ended up falling off.

general_cuteness:

what brand is this?

durpaderpadupe:

That looks great. Nice color combo

daleeva:

I love that! I nearly bought the same for our travel trailer!

cheesemagnifier:

Looks great!

GanonSmokesDope:

Oh we did this too! Definitely worth it and easy to do

Tealme65:

Wanted this for my bathroom. Hubby said no…..we got something else. It looks fine, but I really wanted this one….

Source: Peel and stick upgrade ❤️

Bought my first rig!! 1997 Fleetwood Mallard!

MFTPC:

Just bought this old gal. Incredible condition considering the age and price I paid. I’m going to be living in it full time for the next while. Any tips with this model, or winter RV living are appreciated!

giddyupyeehaw9:

Hell yeah! Keep on keeping on!

adjustablenow:

This looks just like the model I bought as my first camper. Enjoy it!

Gertie_Gerkins:

Double check your roof seams and window seams. Run flex seal or lap sealant around all fixtures at the top!

aneurism75:

Sweet, enjoy!

thiccmcnick:

Nice! Gives me hope to one day get myself an affordable yet comfortable rig.

frostdriven:

My brother got one of these for his first trailer. Previous owner didn’t dump the tank and he drove it from pickup to his first excursion for a couple hours. Got to the campsite to realize the sink stoppers were not installed… Very ripe inside????

Source: Bought my first rig!! 1997 Fleetwood Mallard!

First real trip with the new travel trailer! (Mooch-docked once before)

runningntwrkgeek:

Whitewater state park in Indiana. Supposed to arrive last night but with the storms, we stayed home instead.

DefinitelyNotMrDoggo:

Congrats! Are you towing with that suv?

m_beacon:

What’s the model? We’ve been looking for a bunk in about that length…

Squeeker-the-Cat:

What chairs are those?? How’s the comfort?

shadowsipp:

Very pretty

Source: First real trip with the new travel trailer! (Mooch-docked once before)

Good place to stop for the night

trikepilot:

And…..good place for breakfast in the morning.

dubie2003:

How is Cracker Barrel with overnights?

sailingFL1:

RVParky is a great free app (on Android, not sure on iOS) that will show you Cracker barrel, WalMart, etc in the area and will show if they allow overnight parking, along with reviews. We love it. If traveling and get tired, though perhaps not where we had planned cause of traffic issues or whatever, we can open that app, click on “search near me” and it pulls up a list. Filters can be set to exclude locations that don’t allow overnight parking or exclude over 55 campgrounds for those still under 55 years old. Overall an awesome app with no ads and is free. Built by an RVer for RVers. When they made enough money from selling the ad-free version to pay for the build, they eliminated the ad version and began giving away the ad-free version.

The_Long_Blank_Stare:

Serious question for OP: Did you have to do any crazy weight calculations before flat-towing the Jeep? (It looks like that’s what you’re doing) My wife and I want to get a cheap vehicle to flat-tow behind our Daybreak 22GOF, but we haven’t delved deeply into the GVWR specifics yet. Our RV is packed with a good bit of stuff, so I was wondering if you wouldn’t mind sharing your experience/how you got set up. Also, now I’m craving biscuits and gravy from Cracker Barrel. 🙂

arkmtech:

I’m from Montana, and am not quite sure what this is. :-/

Source: Good place to stop for the night

Crafted a platform for the motor coach. Surprisingly adds an incredible amount of space!

BenderisGreat32:

Top board is 5/8 plywood cut with a 3/4 inch over hang; And a scrap piece of carpet tacked to it. Flip side I screwed 3 strips of plywood to frame in the steps. That way it kinda sets in and doesn’t wiggle. Slightly roll the carpet over and tack. I Used a remnant sheet of plywood, 6 door hinge screws for the strips and a scrap piece of carpet, All that was laying around the garage.

Lotlizardbob:

A before pic would be very helpful

overherebythefood:

Is this covering a hole? I’m confused

2020fakenews:

Details?

omeshomesh:

Looks good! I was thinking about doing this in mine. Now that i’ve seen yours I certainly will. Thanks for sharing!

Mark_Underscore:

I’m confused. How large is the step coming down out of the motor home now?

SausageMcMuffdiver:

When we had small children and a tall RV we feared them toppling out the screen door. We used a small folding table to do as you have. It doubled as an outdoor table.

Source: Crafted a platform for the motor coach. Surprisingly adds an incredible amount of space!

New to me RV! Excited to start fulltiming in a few minths

FishmanMonger:

Beautiful Scamp

tsivero:

What a great setup. Love seeing people using smaller vehicles for stuff like this.

Festello:

I’ve always loved these mini 5th wheels! How does the hitching work?

eastcoasternj:

The AC to trailer ratio on these things makes me laugh. How cold does it get in there?

JWHY1975:

Minths= 30 days of fresh breath. Kidding. Congratz!

lilymom2:

oohhhh, a small fiberglass 5th wheel – an RV unicorn. That looks awesome.

FarmHandMO:

This is interesting. I pull a 30’ fifth wheel and sometimes wonder WTF?? Why?
I used to work with a client that made mini-mobile homes on the old small Toyota pickups of the 70’s-80’s. Mobile Traveler.

Source: New to me RV! Excited to start fulltiming in a few minths

First little outing. Had a blast!

rollaj1:

Congratulations, looks awesome!

Goldenwork:

We bought a 2800BH two months ago and have been on the road since then. It is a great travel trailer.

LibSumLife:

That’s great! We can’t wait to get out ourselves.

Calm_Touch_1969:

Me and my husband was looking at an Imagine 22MLE. I really liked it. So far that’s the one I’m leaning towards

shawncberg:

Congrats! We loved our Imagine 2800BH! Just traded it in for a Reflection 311BHS fifth wheel.

bootypatrol0889:

Where is that at?

UGoBoom:

Show us the inside

Source: First little outing. Had a blast!

First little outing. Had a blast!

rollaj1:

Congratulations, looks awesome!

Goldenwork:

We bought a 2800BH two months ago and have been on the road since then. It is a great travel trailer.

LibSumLife:

That’s great! We can’t wait to get out ourselves.

Calm_Touch_1969:

Me and my husband was looking at an Imagine 22MLE. I really liked it. So far that’s the one I’m leaning towards

shawncberg:

Congrats! We loved our Imagine 2800BH! Just traded it in for a Reflection 311BHS fifth wheel.

bootypatrol0889:

Where is that at?

UGoBoom:

Show us the inside

Source: First little outing. Had a blast!

Would you?

Comfortable-Put9266:

I would with airbags and a slider hitch, but not full time.

oETERNALo:

What do the specs say? My guess would be Payload is going to be your limiting factor. Power wise, that truck can do it. Braking wise, with trailer brakes set properly, probably not an issue. But payload, assuming 20% pin weight, passengers, etc…you are probably over.

Would I…short distance to get it set up, sure. For the long haul, nope.

So-says-a-guy:

Hell no

UTtransplant:

Nope. Payload limits will kill you. That is marginal for a 3/4 ton, totally out of payload capacity for that 1/2 ton.

throwaway737701:

Should you?

RaveNdN:

Definitely not.

bohoish:

I don’t have that much gas money.

Source: Would you?

Picked up the new GeoPro 19BH so it looks like the consensus from the family is we are giving it a dry run in the driveway tonight!

gatorbait666:

I’ve had some pretty good driveway camping trips. Enjoy!

kungfujuice:

Get a back up camera if you don’t have one already. One of my best upgrades.

gamese7en:

Wow, very nice! I pulled the trigger this morning on a 19FD! We can’t pick it up til next week. My question is, what items are provided by the dealer, generally? I want to purchase from Amazon instead of paying dealer prices

Troutmandoo:

Very cool! Congratulations! I hope you and your family make wonderful memories in your trailer.

Use your driveway camp out as a time to make a list of the things you might need to outfit it and make sure you know how everything works. Figuring those things out in the driveway is better than realizing you really need something when you’re out in the middle of nowhere.

beast_roaf:

Awesome! We love our Geo Pro. Pulling it from storage tomorrow to de-winterize and prep for our first weekend outing! Have a blast!

Onlytakebills:

Congratulations! We’ve had the GeoPro 19BH for two seasons and love it. The only thing i wanted to share with you (in case you have the solar panel version), if you have too many things plugged in, you will “trip the solar breaker” (not sure if this is the correct technical term). For instance, if you have multiple high electricity items plugged in, and the power “goes out”, you may naturally check the breakers under the fridge and re-set those. Well, if that doesn’t work, you will have to re-set the solar breaker. For us (2019 model), it is found under the dining table bench closest to the bunk beds. You will have to remove the cushion, unscrew the wood panel, and then underneath you will find a switch. You will have to flick that to reset it to restore your power. This is quite silly that nobody tells you this.

Our first trip out on a long weekend, we had a heater and a toaster plugged in, and then we lost power and none of our outlets worked anymore. Tried everything and nothing worked. Finally took it in for servicing when we got back thinking we got a defective unit and finally got a technician to tell us what the problem was and how to resolve it. Very disappointed nobody told us this during the walk through and it seems to happen quite often.

slippersrlife:

Fun!

Source: Picked up the new GeoPro 19BH so it looks like the consensus from the family is we are giving it a dry run in the driveway tonight!

Firearms safety tip #158: don’t park your RV where your elderly father can shoot a hole in it.

Skatcatla:

Stand Your Campground.

1320Fastback:

How’s the refrigerator?

Frumundaman:

THIS IS A PRIVATE DOMECILE AND I WILL NOT BE HARASSED.

dark-copper:

Actually, it was #4 of the four main firearm safety tips I was taught: “Know your target and what’s beyond it”

discooler:

This is probably a good time to take his guns away. He sounds far too irresponsible to have weapons.

Doctorphate:

Uhhh. How about don’t give guns to people who don’t follow basic safety measures. This is supposed to be funny but it’s actually terrifying

d8adork:

Get off my lawn you damn kids

Source: Firearms safety tip #158: don’t park your RV where your elderly father can shoot a hole in it.

Camping in Arkansas / Our Trailmanor 2619 (remodeled)

dewey8000:

Spent last week at Lake Ouachita State Park in Arkansas, it was incredible.

Didn’t turn on our furnace or AC the entire week, slept with the windows open. We’ll be back next year.

crushedrancor:

Trail manors are so neat!

nurseynurse22:

Is this like a HI-LO concoction? It looks sweet!!

FromWildToTable:

Nice set up! Tell me more about those camping chairs though.

Fasthomeslowcar:

5 stars mate.

wyrdone42:

blinks Does it fold up like a normal popup? or just kinda collapse down on the cranks?

Pisqualle:

We had a trailmanor and loved it. Enjoy!! Funny how they can draw a crowd when setting up.

Source: Camping in Arkansas / Our Trailmanor 2619 (remodeled)

First Weekend – Already Miss It

honeybadgerbjj:

We’re waiting on our Salem cruise lite, so excited!

jdillacamp:

Nice! We have a Salem Cruise Lite. Can’t wait to get it out for summer.

Abe_Froman34:

Babbling creek right behind us was nice, but Probably won’t do it again as kids think they are free to walk right through and behind our campsite at will. Our 8lbs. beasts let them (and unfortunately the rest of the campsite) know who’s territory it was…

avatar_zero:

Forgive my ignorance: what’s the yellow Strong Arm bar across your stabilizers? I’ve never seen that before.

Source: First Weekend – Already Miss It

My wife says it’s so big… there’s a first time for everything! ????

Actually__Jesus:

Oh trust me, she’s said it before.

codysteil:

I need that rig for my 35 footer. I just drive a half ton for my TT and it pushes me around alittle downhill but I like the setup. Super sleek.

no-dice-play-nice:

Wd hitch?

hotdinner:

Nice looking rig. How long is the trailer?

globalinvestmentpimp:

Badass

eds3:

Dude your towing a Mobile home

Source: My wife says it’s so big… there’s a first time for everything! ????

Woke up to 25 degrees at Artillery Ridge campground, Gettysburg PA

streetstock83:

We are staying there this summer excited to check out more campgrounds this summer

andersonfmly:

I lived there while a student at United Lutheran Seminary and remember well those cool, early spring mornings. BTW – If you haven’t already done so, the Seminary Ridge Museum is well worth the visit.

Equal_Scare:

That sounds nice! I like a little cold weather!

Source: Woke up to 25 degrees at Artillery Ridge campground, Gettysburg PA

4th wedding anniversary we bought our first camper (used pop up). 6th wedding anniversary we upgraded to our first new travel trailer. Today for 11th anniversary we upgraded.

Musick-Inspired:

Happy Anniversary! Keep on adventuring together.

runningntwrkgeek:

Happy anniversary!

Raise-Emotional:

Happy Anniversary OP

openwheelr:

Happy Anniversary! Can your wife talk to mine about upgrading?? Lol

pedroeddie:

Happy anniversary!

katie5419:

What a great anniversary present!! Congrats!!

Paris_d:

Congratulations! Happy trails, and marriage!

Source: 4th wedding anniversary we bought our first camper (used pop up). 6th wedding anniversary we upgraded to our first new travel trailer. Today for 11th anniversary we upgraded.

New rig! Can’t wait for the first trip. First trip planned to Myrtle Beach in April.

Boost-Deuce:

Good looking setup!

Those mid-bunk arctic wolf trailers have a lot of space and give you a lot of value for the price

pathsof_glory:

Where are you staying in Myrtle?

coreyCLASH:

Have fun! It’s now a lifestyle I’ll never be without.

roadie82:

Recommend Lakewood in Myrtle Beach!!!

fsh5:

You got the payload capacity for that hog?

FoggyPockets:

Looks great. Congrats!!

tsmith-co:

What’s the model of the trailer?

Source: New rig! Can’t wait for the first trip. First trip planned to Myrtle Beach in April.

Free camping doesn’t get much better than this. Surfside Beach, Texas.

Hunter_Sharpless:

Not busy is fantastic

UnknownEssence:

How much is an rv like that

manygogo:

wakes up, realizes parking spot is intertidal ????
Great looking spot though. Envious. Getting the van out in a couple weeks!

soup_flikkker:

I know nothing about the area, does the tide change enough to worry about when camping on the sand?

mullexwing:

I think we were following you out from Freeport today.

TerraTrax:

I have the same rig, love it!

SAGNUTZ:

Should you worry that you didnt blur out the front plate?

Source: Free camping doesn’t get much better than this. Surfside Beach, Texas.

After selling a trail manor 4 years ago, today we are getting back into RVing.

iwanttoeattt:

Enjoy! I was looking at the transcend 265bh but was unable to make a deal happen. They look really nice

420farms:

Beautiful travel trailer! Congrats on the purchase! Just in time for RV season too.

AtlJayhawk:

I just learned about these tonight on YouTube. I’m in love with the 240ML. I am hoping my expedition will tow it. If not, maybe the 22RB.

Internal_Shake_2140:

Congrats!!

OneOfALifetime:

Just checked out the Floorplan that’s a beautiful camper, enjoy!!

Kilishandra:

I just got a 247BH and I love it. CONGRATS

Source: After selling a trail manor 4 years ago, today we are getting back into RVing.

Doing some simple renovations, removing a window box to let some light in

STETEM:

What are putting up for privacy, temperature control?

joephus420:

Those window treatments are the worst, good move.

freedmeister:

And the quality design & workmanship they put in at the factory doesn’t end with the window valances.

BrknBladeBucuru:

I did the same on all of mine. I hate the odd amount of unnecessary upholstery you find in an RV. There is a wall in my bedroom that still has super thin cushions with a flower print held on with screws and brackets and I’m just like…. why? I’m supposed to clean my wall with a freaking carpet cleaner and shop vac?

USS-Liberty67:

How did you go about finding a bigger window and then installing it?

notchandelier:

such a small change for such a big difference! i can’t stand the stock rv window treatments – literally haven’t seen a single one i like, even on the newer modern-style rigs.

Important-Post-9997:

Things are a nightmare to take off

Source: Doing some simple renovations, removing a window box to let some light in

This past weekend we finished booking our trip down the Santa Fe, NM and back for May. Excited. Oh and this is an old picture from last year near Anaconda, MT.

meowlater:

Your Rv was so spiffy I looked up a Cutter Motorhome…..Google gave me this picture of an RV cookie cutter.

https://www.monemportepiece.com/en/transportation/2485-cookie-cutter-motorhome-4018598200395.html

Yay for getting your trip booked too.

konachristmas:

What park is this?

Source: This past weekend we finished booking our trip down the Santa Fe, NM and back for May. Excited. Oh and this is an old picture from last year near Anaconda, MT.

2021 Flagstaff e – pro.

Echo_Red:

Nice trailer and all but lets talk about that Pivot all dressed up in full Kashima. That is a nice bike!

skiptooth1:

We have recently sold our house and most of our possessions. We are living in this travel trailer full-time. Any advice for newbie would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Travis and Emilie. ❤

XxNarkolepticxX:

Bypass the built in water filter. The housings are known to crack and leak. Mine was cracked when I bought it

project_moto:

How do you like it and what are you towing with? I’ve been looking at the toy hauler version of the E-Pro.

GZiggie:

Very cool! I’ve been seeing these a lot lately. I’m curious, was there a particular feature that really made it stand out? Like, what do you think makes them so popular?

Raymer13:

Nice bikes!!

I_am_outta_here_pal:

Pictures! Pictures!

Source: 2021 Flagstaff e – pro.

FINALLY got the Geo Pro 19FBS delivered. Have been waiting since September! Taking it out this weekend ⛺️????

SBRedneck:

Nice! We have the 19TH and love it

PaulClarkLoadletter:

20BHS here. Ours is still in storage but we’re thawing out.

veganinsight:

Pro tip, flip that door grab so that it’s across the door. If the door unlatches on the road it won’t swing around and get damaged if the handle is locked across it.

Beautiful setup!

Source: FINALLY got the Geo Pro 19FBS delivered. Have been waiting since September! Taking it out this weekend ⛺️????

First cook on the new cash iron skillet… not camping so I subbed my wood stove

Nootherids:

Keep using it. Our cast iron griddle like yours is finally butter smooth and rarely needs scraping clean. Usually it’s just a wipe with a few paper towels now.

wintercast:

I don’t know if this is official how to care for cast iron. But I let my dogs clean it after it cools. I rinse, place on burner, turn it on to evap water/sanitize and then slather some grape seed oil on it.

Granted, this probably makes ppl cringe and reddit cast iron will probably freak out.

bgusler:

“Cash Iron”. Lol that’s a good name for it since they are so expensive.

poo_finger:

I need a griddle.

nmgolf57:

Just used our new camp chef and reversible griddle yesterday. Bacon, eggs and hash browns for breakfast, and a ribeye for supper. Can’t wait to get out in the mountains!

TX_CastIron:

I approve! 😉

Source: First cook on the new cash iron skillet… not camping so I subbed my wood stove

Out for our first camping of 2021! Vogel state park in Georgia.

konkilo:

Large space! We’ve been browsing campgrounds in FL with spaces so small the awnings can’t be deployed.

analogpursuits:

That’s a great space you have!! I’d never want to leave, it’s really peaceful looking. Your post is inspiring me to plan my first 2021 trip now.

Also, love your username!

GoateusMaximus:

Vogel is going to be our first real camping trip since before covid. It’s one of our favorites.

I can’t wait!

campariricochet:

That place looks lovely! I’ll have to add it to our list. Thanks for sharing.

c0reboarder:

Beautiful. Have you towed that cruise light many miles? We’ve had our 241qbxl for just over a year. We’ve mostly done local trips (within two hours of home) to state and national forests. We’ve done one trip that was about 6 hours each way. But were planning to escape the UP once the snow melts and mud season begins. We’ll be towing 3k+ miles or so through April and may with long weekends on either end to get away from home/cold and back home of about 1200 miles. Hoping the rig handles it ok.

LMFDesign:

Imagine that! A place where there isn’t still snow on the ground. Looking forward to the spring thaw!

Accurate_Major_3132:

Nice. We are heading out for our first trip of the season this coming Thursday (North Landing Beach, Virginia Beach)! Fortunately, the weather is forecast to be partly cloudy and in the 70s! Very excited!

Source: Out for our first camping of 2021! Vogel state park in Georgia.

Just got our New to us Bounder 1990 with 69k original miles

stephiereffie:

Wife and I had a 91′ Fleetwood Flair – the cheaper version of the bounder.

That tank was rock-solid. We got her in terrible condition after a tree strike, redid the roof. Other then that tree damage – she was rock solid the entire time she was ours. Any problems were super easy to fix and it was just an all around joy to drive and own.

If it’s built on a chevy chassis, you’ll need the chevy chassis code to find parts. The magic number for your searching is “Chevrolet P30 Step Van” or P31 (P30 is the “bread truck chassis” which 99.9999999% of parts match for and was super common truck in the 90’s. P31 is the subcode for motorhome chassis, but this model number is much less prevalent in auto parts catalogs.)

EDIT: PS Dammmmmn you! now me and the wife are looking at used motorhomes. 😀

TexasTucker88:

Bucees are always the best rest stops! Wish they had them everywhere!

shadowsipp:

We’d love more pics!

eastcoasternj:

Nice.

chipperlew:

You can cook mad amounts of meth in there. Or so I’ve heard.

caribbeanjon:

Wow, that RV has got some charm!

Fasthomeslowcar:

Good used class A is the best deal in the industry! Storage, generator and most of the trim and furniture is of higher quality.

Source: Just got our New to us Bounder 1990 with 69k original miles

Newbie can’t open my city water cap, it just spins when I turn it. Help appreciate

feraxks:

Props to OP for having the courage ask a question that many would call dumb. You don’t know what you don’t know and the only way to learn is to ask.

Well done!

2asses1moo:

Pry off the cap in the middle. Hose screws into there. The spinning part helps you attach hose. If you don’t already have a 90 degree adapter, you will want one. Takes weight off hose.

Tiger851:

Might want to replace it. Supposed to look like this:

JR Products (160-85-A-3P-A Black City Water Flange https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KNB6EUG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_30PJ1JK13R1F37P9VP5R

Denmfu:

You got set up. There’s a tab that connects it to the RV when it’s open it would have been obvious if it was there.

the_real_some_guy:

Yea that part in the middle comes out. I think I spent a half hour trying to figure it out my first time. I was about to get some tools out. It seems so obvious now but the first time it sure was confusing for me too.

Source: Newbie can’t open my city water cap, it just spins when I turn it. Help appreciate

Follow up post: Successful first ever camper trip. Thanks to this subreddit for all the advice from towing to poop flushing.

no-sleep-forever:

This was a 300mi weekend round trip to highlands hammock state park. It is a great find with lots of walking trails and things to do for kids.

Granny_knows_best:

Oh my gosh I love that little bean bag chair!

poo_finger:

Always drain your hamburger grease into a bowl. Scrape into the garbage when cool. Or use a paper bowl and throw the whole shit out.

–Van–:

Nice cozy looking rv.

grantizzle:

You should always be flushing poop.

jimbob0312:

We have a 2018 Winnie Drop and love it!! Enjoy!!

sandeejs:

Nice set up. My camp site never looks this tidy after the first few minutes! Enjoy.

Source: Follow up post: Successful first ever camper trip. Thanks to this subreddit for all the advice from towing to poop flushing.

Follow up post: Successful first ever camper trip. Thanks to this subreddit for all the advice from towing to poop flushing.

no-sleep-forever:

This was a 300mi weekend round trip to highlands hammock state park. It is a great find with lots of walking trails and things to do for kids.

Granny_knows_best:

Oh my gosh I love that little bean bag chair!

–Van–:

Nice cozy looking rv.

grantizzle:

You should always be flushing poop.

jimbob0312:

We have a 2018 Winnie Drop and love it!! Enjoy!!

poo_finger:

Always drain your hamburger grease into a bowl. Scrape into the garbage when cool. Or use a paper bowl and throw the whole shit out.

hnxiumq:

What make and model is this travel trailer?

Source: Follow up post: Successful first ever camper trip. Thanks to this subreddit for all the advice from towing to poop flushing.

If you are planning on camping at the great smoky mountains National Park I highly recommend little arrow outdoor resort.

thirdguygenius123:

The park is laid out great and your not on top of each other. They are building a new pool and other amenities that will be done by spring. It’s also the closest to the park on the townsend side. This is the much quieter side of the park but still close to the attractions.

formulafuckyeah:

Is that a little fence for your kids?

bongocycle:

Can you tell me why? We plan to head that way in the summer

jlnhrst1:

How is the alpha wolf? I am thinking about upgrading this spring.

lnxmachine:

We’re staying in the park at Elkmont in early June. Hopefully there will be some fireflys then.

JasonVonKrueger:

Just make sure you don’t leave food out… Unless you want visitors. We were there in September and got to see Smokey go from site to site rummaging through anything that was left out. I didn’t know bears were so agile but this guy jumped from a deck to a tree and slid down it.

https://youtu.be/YdRvXFf2MdY

https://youtu.be/pVWbze2eeV0

aftcg:

What’s the “screaming uncontrolled kids to grumpy old farts” ratio?

Source: If you are planning on camping at the great smoky mountains National Park I highly recommend little arrow outdoor resort.

Just picked up my Fuzion 427… Going west for 2 weeks this summer. What are the best places to visit traveling from Eastern Pa to the West Coast?

OwtoIwtn:

Congrats! That’s a big fella.

WindWorx:

I did that many years ago in a 3Axle 40’ Teton, I left Oklahoma in a F350 dually and after navigating a bunch of those mountains and almost being blown off the road in California cross winds, I came back home in a FREIGHTLINER!!! Be careful, I have a Dodge Ram 6.7 2500 and that size trailer is going to walk around on you especially in some of those crosswinds… Btw Redwood forest is a must see! AND Make sure all the parks you try to go to are big rig friendly before you get there because we had a lot of difficulty with that as well in our 3 axle. Happy Trails!

maytagfxr:

Valley of Fire NV! Must see! There are full hookup sites there too.

zooch76:

Can you take more than two weeks? Honestly, you could take two weeks just driving to California with all the things to do.

grimace1973:

Why didn’t you get the big one?

Card-Glum:

Unrelated questions I am buying a set up to full time in, do you have issues towing a rig that size in a SRW? Idk your Style but we are gonna be full time moving every week or so, doing all 48 in about 18 months. Would you suggest DRW?

joediertehemi69:

The west coast is almost 1400 miles long. Where specifically are you ending up on the west coast?

Source: Just picked up my Fuzion 427… Going west for 2 weeks this summer. What are the best places to visit traveling from Eastern Pa to the West Coast?

RV living is amazing, but a mouse in the house ain’to_0 RV Tip #327 put your dry ingredients in jars! (Coco powder, sugar, flour. Fyi our main food is up in a higher fully enclose cabinet)

SupATX13:

100% this. We have everything in sealed containers including pet food/treats, tea/ coffee, etc and also in high up sealed cabinets.

Source: RV living is amazing, but a mouse in the house ain’to_0 RV Tip #327 put your dry ingredients in jars! (Coco powder, sugar, flour. Fyi our main food is up in a higher fully enclose cabinet)

My trailer may not be big, but I make up for it with pizzazz!

nanaroo:

I initially read that as making up for it with pizzas, which is also acceptable.

boymeetsquirrel:

Looks very cozy!

SarcasmReigns:

Absolutely adorable!

Lemondsingle:

That is the way to live, friend.

SoggyFuckBiscuit:

Next place I move won’t be windy everyday and I’ll be able to do shit like that again.

Books_and_Nature:

I love this! We’re currently saving up for a Micro Minnie. Do you like it?

Sgt–Hulka:

I like that table. Looks higher than a normal Rubbermaid type. Where did you get that?

Source: My trailer may not be big, but I make up for it with pizzazz!

Morganton Georgia for a few

DosYourself:

Blue Ridge Lake? I stayed there last year and loved it!

Zugzub:

As an FYI for you and others. Check the Georgia WMA (wildlife management area) GA has a ton of them and many have free camping. Granted it’s dry camping. There is We were down there a couple of weeks ago to pick up one dog from training and drop off the other.

While we were there we checked out the one in the Di Lane WMA.

Di LAne camping area

michigancamper:

Nice camper!

TequilaCamper:

52F, 32% humidity and sunny in Morganton Georgia.

72F, ~80% humidity in Tampa, FL.

I really don’t know why everyone stays on I-75 all the way to FL

thekingadrock123:

We love Morganton! Got a couple trips planned there this year. Have a great time!

Manny52311:

Morganton point?

sdoubleyouv:

If you have time drive to Blue Ridge and go get an apple fritter at Mercier Orchards. They’re divine. There’s also a little wine shop in downtown called Out of the Blue. They sell the most amazing goat cheese (if you’re into that sort of thing) and the owner is hilarious.

Source: Morganton Georgia for a few

Morganton Georgia for a few

DosYourself:

Blue Ridge Lake? I stayed there last year and loved it!

michigancamper:

Nice camper!

TequilaCamper:

52F, 32% humidity and sunny in Morganton Georgia.

72F, ~80% humidity in Tampa, FL.

I really don’t know why everyone stays on I-75 all the way to FL

Zugzub:

As an FYI for you and others. Check the Georgia WMA (wildlife management area) GA has a ton of them and many have free camping. Granted it’s dry camping. There is We were down there a couple of weeks ago to pick up one dog from training and drop off the other.

While we were there we checked out the one in the Di Lane WMA.

Di LAne camping area

Internal_Shake_2140:

Is this a state park?

Zenaxis:

I love North GA.

Manny52311:

Morganton point?

Source: Morganton Georgia for a few

Just wanted to share this awesome pic my hubby took! Sebring FL

webzurd2:

Nice shot with the Big Dipper there!

mlbrowninsc:

Nice! Can’t wait to get our out on the road soon.

BleachedTaint:

Beauty

er1catwork:

Love it there! Are you there for a race?

D-Water:

Great pic! Can you tell a bit more about the RV? I’m looking and like it, but not smart/experienced enough to know what it is by the picture. Thanks.

FocusOnTheIssue:

That picture is awesome!

RVJedeye:

Wow that is a gorgeous shot????

Source: Just wanted to share this awesome pic my hubby took! Sebring FL

Everyone’s pipes are freezing lately but in Southern Arizona I ran the A/C today.

SWtwit:

Catalina State Park a beautiful place

LongboxC10:

SoAZ FTMFW

jonhsue:

What’s the mpg

BeerGremlin:

Looks like a great spot. Where are you?

TheRustedGrove:

That view!!! Beautiful spot.

psu777:

So jealous!! Congrats, looks like a great setup…scenery isn’t too bad either!

blackjesus75:

You dirty dawg. Nice rig!

Source: Everyone’s pipes are freezing lately but in Southern Arizona I ran the A/C today.

Just wanted to share this awesome pic my hubby took! Sebring FL

webzurd2:

Nice shot with the Big Dipper there!

mlbrowninsc:

Nice! Can’t wait to get our out on the road soon.

BleachedTaint:

Beauty

FocusOnTheIssue:

That picture is awesome!

er1catwork:

Love it there! Are you there for a race?

D-Water:

Great pic! Can you tell a bit more about the RV? I’m looking and like it, but not smart/experienced enough to know what it is by the picture. Thanks.

Source: Just wanted to share this awesome pic my hubby took! Sebring FL

Doesn’t matter how, just get out there!

cvx149:

Cool. Didn’t realize there was anyplace in SC you could still drive on the beach.

Zugzub:

That short video in your profile is just a fucking tease. We need an inside, in detail tour

asharpaxe:

Sweet!

Johnnygoodman3:

Hell yeah man! Badass!

Fred_Davy:

Come to Texas, you can camp overnight on nearly all of our beaches!

Chakara68:

What is your rig? It’s interesting…..

flizargnark:

I really like this rig’s looks. Low key but still unique.

Source: Doesn’t matter how, just get out there!

Well-traveled Cat

FluffyPuffkin:

Quartzsite?

JellybeanFI:

This gives me hope we can hit the road someday with my cat. He doesn’t do well with cars but I’m hoping he will adjust with time.

valid8r:

I think you stole my late cat! Identical markings, what’s it’s name?

Gregan32:

Is your cat brave enough to sit up there when driving?

Mine was only brave enough to do it once the first day, then she hid in the back all the time. 🙁

DeedaInSeattle:

I see more and more RV kitty cats on our travels, love it!

Source: Well-traveled Cat

way to save space. We built this dish rack for our RV and attached it between the cabinets to save counter space.

Ichthyologist:

Just a suggestion, but if errant drips are an issue, you can run a piece of string down the center line and dangle it down to the sink, it should draw all the drips down the string instead of wherever they fall … probably.

KCJwnz:

This is what I come to this sub for!! Looks great!

mrkfn:

Very nice. Matches your cool bread box 🙂

Seawolfe665:

OMG! Our tiny flat in Venice had one of those over the sink and I just adored it. I wish my cabinets in the trailer allowed that.

kungfujuice:

Looks really clean.

Sorry …new dad. I’ll see myself out.

BleachedTaint:

This is brilliant

MW777:

My microwave is there

Source: way to save space. We built this dish rack for our RV and attached it between the cabinets to save counter space.

Our setup

kungfujuice:

Love white on white rigs. Just looks clean

HarbertMB15:

I’m wanting to upgrade to an F150, I’d be curious which engine/towing features you have? Nice trailer!

PotaTribune:

Quite the good looking trailer.

DesertTiger26:

That’s a whole lot of trailer for a half ton, but it looks nicely leveled. I also have an F150. What upgrades have you done on your suspension (shocks, level kit, air bags, leafs, etc)? Also what WDH are you using?

bechard:

This looks remarkably similar to my 2020 Passport 2950BH, other than the black truck, which also looks great towing it.

sandeejs:

So, let’s see it set up for camping!

Oderdigg:

Excellent setup. Enjoy!

Source: Our setup

Her name is Revela. Anyone know where I can get some hubcaps? I just got new tires and I would like to live up the wheels a little.

2020fakenews:

How about re-chroming your existing hubcaps?

BleachedTaint:

Livening up those wheels will make your trailer look vintage and cool instead of just old. It’s a great idea! Although I have no idea where to get them.

chr0nic_Vex:

Those are just Baby Moons, you can get them anywhere

soonerpgh:

Amazon has a few. Not knowing what size and all, I can’t say if they are the correct ones, but you might try.

TMC_61:

I dig the hell outta that

Source: Her name is Revela. Anyone know where I can get some hubcaps? I just got new tires and I would like to live up the wheels a little.

2200 mile Maiden Voyage

spankytwotimes:

Safe travels fellow traveller.

indieaz:

2200 mile maiden voyage is a brave move. You brought tools?

Informeduser1:

No shakedown trip first? Gutsy.

Good luck!

rmurphy:

We love our 25BRDS! Enjoy!

OakBelly:

Have fun! Thats a good trailer and the 25BRDS is a great layout. We made our maiden voyage towing it with an F150 for about 8k miles, WA-VT-WA.

GooberGrabbers:

Which floor plan is that?

RedLicoriceJunkie:

From where to where?

Source: 2200 mile Maiden Voyage

This morning’s view with coffee near Tucson, AZ.

adjustablenow:

Beautiful. Is that Gilbert Ray campground?

astrocavediver:

Ours was near Kingman, AZ 🙂

Figwit_:

What a view! Wish I were in a spot like that right about now…

bmerv919:

Just went through here the other day, I’d say the most beautiful place I’ve seen so far. Still in Arizona cause of it. 😀

GoChaca:

I will be there in two days! Can’t Wait!

ratmand:

I’ve been there a few times. I love Tucson. My uncle has a ranch in Sonoita on the other side of the mountains.

FlugPoP:

Looks like a beautiful view, and you’re close to a WaterCell. 😀

Source: This morning’s view with coffee near Tucson, AZ.

Budget converter replacement. My 1986 motorhome is on shoreline power, it’s in a permanent location. I only need to keep 1 deep cycle battery charged. I have 12v lights and pumps.

Im_100percent_human:

>I only need to keep 1 deep cycle battery charged.

If you are always on shore power, you should need to keep 0 batteries.

Source: Budget converter replacement. My 1986 motorhome is on shoreline power, it’s in a permanent location. I only need to keep 1 deep cycle battery charged. I have 12v lights and pumps.

Boondocked outta this bad boy around the Tetons last summer.

mtnsunlite954:

I love this and it brought back memories of seeing an airstream with a mermaid painted on the side in Grand Tetons 25+ years ago. I was working at Yellowstone NP in a gift shop for $5/hour but living in dorms at old faithful and hiking all the time.

When I saw the airstream back then, I thought wouldn’t that be great to live out here in all this natural beauty and just keep it simple?

Here you are doing exactly that! I’m sure there are a lot of people that see this and get inspired to try a different way where they can be happier, spend more time in nature and not get stuck in the 9 to 5 in some city just working to pay rent.

jessonescoopberries:

Gorgeous photo!

Preo99:

This is the dream!

PCDuranet:

Kraken in the Desert…nice.

jmole:

Sick photo – nice use of HDR

Source: Boondocked outta this bad boy around the Tetons last summer.

Budget converter replacement. My 1986 motorhome is on shoreline power, it’s in a permanent location. I only need to keep 1 deep cycle battery charged. I have 12v lights and pumps.

Im_100percent_human:

>I only need to keep 1 deep cycle battery charged.

If you are always on shore power, you should need to keep 0 batteries.

Source: Budget converter replacement. My 1986 motorhome is on shoreline power, it’s in a permanent location. I only need to keep 1 deep cycle battery charged. I have 12v lights and pumps.

Hauling on the new suspension upgrades was a blast!

a_woodring:

Air bags? Was that the suspension upgrade?

Another_Russian_Spy:

I bought a new truck that had the big tires like this. After towing my 5th wheel only a few times, I dumped the big tires and got regular heavy duty tires. It was like driving with 4 balloons as wheels.

dubie2003:

I know it is recommended that a bumper pull is level but what about a fifth?

FoggyPockets:

Nice rig man!!

thisiskerry:

LIVING THE DREAM

goldendinnerplate:

That is amazing. I’m so happy.

TomWanks2021:

Isn’t a 3500 already overkill? What kind of upgrade was needed from there?

Source: Hauling on the new suspension upgrades was a blast!

Let’s see everyone’s rigs!

boostedsandcrawler:

Nice setup! I *almost* bought a fuzion 5er last year to fulltime with.

Are you using the shop area as a office too or just for hauling toys?

Decided on a significantly smaller footprint.

https://i.imgur.com/sNrCNWW.jpg

Koomahs:

Damn,that’s a nice setup ????

Supertardd:

Mehhh

voyager3_rv:

What’s your total length?
°
Here is ours!
°
Fleetwood }–(towing a)–{ SmartCar

http://imgur.com/gallery/I0bb5Uz

KrispyBacn:

If I may ask, Why such a large truck?

Guy-with-a-Mustache:

… and I thought I was cool with my 1ton truck…

indieaz:

Does the truck have a generator on board? We have a class A but I briefly considered something like a topkick 5500 or f-550 with a genset onboard plus a 5th wheel.

Source: Let’s see everyone’s rigs!

Sunrise this morning from my site in Picacho Peak State Park, AZ.

jdh724:

I hate you.

SWtwit:

outstanding photograph

istheresugarinsyrup:

I can see picacho peak from my front yard! It’s like a 30 minute drive away but I can see it. Such a beautiful pic!

Zenaxis:

Hello Neighbor, currently boondocking about an hour away.

sumfunynaym:

I thought for a moment they’d named a state park after Pokémon.

Nice sunset…I miss AZ sometimes.

… not in the summer though.

leemaisel:

Beautiful!!!!

goldendinnerplate:

Nice. Well done. Very populated, but holy shit that sky is breathtaking. That cacti is like icing on the cake.

Source: Sunrise this morning from my site in Picacho Peak State Park, AZ.

Squeezed her into a tent site @ Millersylvania SP, WA, USA! Spur of the moment, dry ( soaking wet raining) camping, helping my sis on her maiden voyage in her Micro Minnie.

snowchel:

Beautiful spot!

MartyMcfleek:

Deciding to hit the road at 10am with two kids. 5yo and 2yo, while mom is working, NOT ADVISED! But we did it and at least the kids had fun. Nice having a State Park an hours drive away. In my rush to get out the door, forgot A LOT of essentials but on a 24 trip, it worked out. Makes me really appreciate all the little things my wife does to get us ready when I’m messing with the rig.

Source: Squeezed her into a tent site @ Millersylvania SP, WA, USA! Spur of the moment, dry ( soaking wet raining) camping, helping my sis on her maiden voyage in her Micro Minnie.

2 weeks to go until we officially hit the road to FULL TIME in our recently purchased, 2009 Jayco Greyhawk 31ss! Excited and blessed at this opportunity!

ontrack101:

Nice looking coach. Guessing it is about a 27ft with a slid out? Do let us know how you like it once you are living in it.

j-fed85:

Good luck! We have a 2010 Greyhawk 31FS and its been great for us. The length hasn’t stopped us from getting anywhere yet, and the extra room is appreciated on those rainy days.

therealzue:

We’ve got a 2009 grey hawk 28qb, love it!! It’s slightly smaller; 30 feet no slide. It’s been the absolute best thing we bought aside from our house.

LoneStarGuy69:

Congratulations on going full time Rving

Source: 2 weeks to go until we officially hit the road to FULL TIME in our recently purchased, 2009 Jayco Greyhawk 31ss! Excited and blessed at this opportunity!

I should probably get mud flaps

happyhiker:

One of the many joys of boondocking! Looking good.

asu3dvl:

Extra insulation.

NoNotThatMichael:

is that a sepia filter?

GoateusMaximus:

We camped up in the mountains in Colorado a few years ago, and on the way way out we were behind a good-sized cattle drive for 3 or 4 miles.

That was the day I REALLY wished I had mud flaps.

AsbestosSnowflake:

The Huskys are good. Like the long bed????

Zenaxis:

Damn, just moved boondocking spots and everything was filthy but you’ve got it much worse.

Hey OP I have a similar trailer and we’re boondocking in AZ, I’m really tempted go North to see some snow just worried about my holding tanks. How are you doing it?I saw your 12 degrees post.

thewinterfan:

Yosemite Sam “BACK OFF!”

Source: I should probably get mud flaps

Finally got a couch that fit

shipwreck17:

This looks great. That’s a lot of plants. Does it ever move?

twitchtvLANiD:

You have an RV and yet your sink and spout are 10x nicer than the vast majority of sinks in actual homes, at least in the U.S.

We need to stop making things crappy /half-assing things for income. Let the nice sink revolution begin!

ballsmcdeep:

This is cozy looking. Full time living in it or like guest house / camper?

CrazyPurpleFuck:

I love this and wish so much I could talk my husband into living a free life ????

420farms:

Plants add a whole new dimension to the RV experience… who knew!

TheExHun:

That table on the slide. Genius!

Storkhelpers:

Please tell me how you got it in!?!?!

Source: Finally got a couch that fit

New to me 1978 26’ Avion. Interior is original and is immaculate by my standards.

AbsoluteQi:

Time for interior pics!

josephlucas:

You mention the immaculate interior and don’t post pics? You tease.

vadutchgirl:

One of our biggest regrets is getting rid of the one we had. It was beautiful.

kevthekeep:

Nice post some inside pix , may I ask how much ya spent on it ?

awfulentrepreneur:

You can’t just mention the in-your-opinion immaculate interior and not post any pics of the interior!

It’s the third law of the conversation of reddit: if OP mentions something visual in OP’s post’s description, there will need to be a picture or photo accompanying the post.

/s

Jaderosegrey:

Fun fact: Avion means airplane in French.

NewPhoneNewReddit123:

Really let us down with no interior shots, do better OP!
Nice rig!

Source: New to me 1978 26’ Avion. Interior is original and is immaculate by my standards.

Finally got a couch that fit

shipwreck17:

This looks great. That’s a lot of plants. Does it ever move?

twitchtvLANiD:

You have an RV and yet your sink and spout are 10x nicer than the vast majority of sinks in actual homes, at least in the U.S.

We need to stop making things crappy /half-assing things for income. Let the nice sink revolution begin!

ballsmcdeep:

This is cozy looking. Full time living in it or like guest house / camper?

CrazyPurpleFuck:

I love this and wish so much I could talk my husband into living a free life ????

420farms:

Plants add a whole new dimension to the RV experience… who knew!

TheExHun:

That table on the slide. Genius!

Storkhelpers:

Please tell me how you got it in!?!?!

Source: Finally got a couch that fit

Our first TT! g20bhs. The family is pretty stoked!

FoggyPockets:

Congrats. Looks great!!

LoneStarGuy69:

Nice looking rig!

I_know_left:

Do they make a tandem axle?

beast_roaf:

Hey buddy! We are nearly twins! Enjoy! We love ours!

PaulClarkLoadletter:

Congratulations! I have the same one and it’s rad.

Mr_Pappageorgio:

I’ve been looking at this but I’m 6’4 so I’m not sure I’d even fit on the bed, it’s right up my alley though

Source: Our first TT! g20bhs. The family is pretty stoked!

Finally got a couch that fit

shipwreck17:

This looks great. That’s a lot of plants. Does it ever move?

ballsmcdeep:

This is cozy looking. Full time living in it or like guest house / camper?

thespianclination:

Wow! I love this. I’m curious what it is too.

CrazyPurpleFuck:

I love this and wish so much I could talk my husband into living a free life ????

twitchtvLANiD:

You have an RV and yet your sink and spout are 10x nicer than the vast majority of sinks in actual homes, at least in the U.S.

We need to stop making things crappy /half-assing things for income. Let the nice sink revolution begin!

grimace1973:

A sharp turn and those antlers are going to take out an eye! 😉

TheExHun:

That table on the slide. Genius!

Source: Finally got a couch that fit

Solar is up on on the rig!

ckinsey:

I installed a 300W solar kit from Renogy this week, and documented the install for those interested.

Pretty awesome so far!

SarcasmReigns:

What will the 300W power for you, and for how long?

damn_van:

It’s up there. But won’t stay long.

BleachedTaint:

Looks good!

BurgerNirvana:

Taking energy from the sun is probably one of the most selfish things a human could do. But, it is baller af so respect.

iwillbethe_guy:

Next upgrade, maxxair!

bsol27:

Just installed 400w of solar on our rig!

Source: Solar is up on on the rig!

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