Sgt Fury
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That could prove more expensive!Rent a cabin, much cheaper and better. Or just shack up with Dave.
That could prove more expensive!Rent a cabin, much cheaper and better. Or just shack up with Dave.
My friend has a camp in Pennsylvania that we’ve been going to since we were kids. It gets more crowded every year so if I do get one, I could sleep in the camper.My campers always booked full.
The cabin is a good idea.
Once you buy a camper, you’ll use it for so much more.
After reading a few pages of the other thread that Dave tagged me in, I came to the realization that there is a lot more to it than just buying a camper and hitting the road. I think the smartest thing I could do is to rent a cabin my first time out, and start looking at the campers that Toozers have out there. Ask questions (a lot) and go from there. I’ve towed enclosed trailers and boat trailers before, but it seems to be a bit more involved with a camper.
That one unit I posted has everything one person could need....shower, shitter and bed. Even has AC, microwave and fridge. It’s also relatively inexpensive at ten grand. It would be great to have for when I retire to use at TOO gatherings and the occasional trip to north central Pennsylvania. Not ruling out getting one but as suggested earlier, I should just rent a cabin and check out the other setups at a gathering. I’d learn a lot talking to everyone before jumping head first into it. Towbars, fresh and gray water storage, how to hook up electric and water at the campsite, maintainance needed to be done, etc. These are things I’ve never done before so I think it would be wise to know what I need to do before purchasing a camper.If you have an enclosed trailer they work good for a couple days camping in. You can even add a ac unit if needed. When you camp, you spend most of the time outside. Being solo this is the way to go. Load trailer full of goodies, arrive and unload some things and enjoy. Campers is used for sleeping just like a cabin. Yes you will lose some amenities but your camping, not staying at a 5 star lodge.
Everyone gets out of what they want to get out of a camping trip. Up to you to know.
How’d the trip turn out?We made a week long trip in Missouri a few years back. Rut hunt not far from Iowa. We pulled the enclosed trailer w all the gear. 2 of us set up tents and the 3rd buddy slept in trailer. Trailer was the best thing, I thought tent would be the ticket but it wasn’t. Nothing around to stay in, no motel near nor cabin. We camped in the parking area and walked in to hunt. Easy peasy.
Landed about 20 minutes ago...camper is set up and boys have wet lines!
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