pop up campers

[mhailey]

Originally Posted by RevSmoke

I don't know if this helps or not, because I don't know garage dimensions. However, another thought is this. As it is a hard body when folded up, you could store it outside instead of in a garage.

I wish i could store it out side, but the HOA would scream.

I did a search on "hybrid campers" and saw the travel trailer with popout beds. look really cool. Thanks for the info.

Matt

[RevSmoke]

Originally Posted by mhailey

I wish i could store it out side, but the HOA would scream.

I did a search on "hybrid campers" and saw the travel trailer with popout beds. look really cool. Thanks for the info.

Matt

I love our pop-up, don't get me wrong. But, if you can swing the expandable (towing, $$, storage), you may have fewer regrets later. Personally, they didn't have the expandables when I got ours. If they did, I think I would have gone that route.

As for a pop-up, the swaying of the camper isn't that big an issue once in place. If you get one with a serious frame (I think that Fleetwood makes the best product JM), it is minimal and not a problem. I am a light sleeper, and I don't find it an issue.

Peace of the Lord be with you.

[RevSmoke]

Originally Posted by mhailey

I wish i could store it out side, but the HOA would scream.

I did a search on "hybrid campers" and saw the travel trailer with popout beds. look really cool. Thanks for the info.

Matt

I love our pop-up, don't get me wrong. But, if you can swing the expandable (towing, $$, storage), you may have fewer regrets later. Personally, they didn't have the expandables when I got ours. If they did, I think I would have gone that route.

As for a pop-up, the swaying of the camper once it is set up isn't that big an issue once in place. If you get one with a serious frame (I think that Fleetwood makes the best product JM), it is minimal and not a problem. I am a light sleeper, and I don't find it an issue.

Peace of the Lord be with you.