Camping

[GinooKo]

My husband is a Colorado native and grew up camping. We moved to different states and he never get into it again since he thinks nothing like camping in the rockies. Now that we are back in Colorado, he is determiened to go camping and fly fishing again. We would like to buy a pop up trailer or a travel trailer this time but just doesn't know where to start.

Is there anyone here that are happy with their trailer and what kind they are?

Lanie

 

[Silent Enigma]

I'm not sure what brands to reccomend, but when you're checking one out go thru the whole set-up process at least once to see if you're comfortable. And make sure it doesn't leak! I've been camping with leaky tents before..... not fun.

 

[GinooKo]

I'm not sure what brands to reccomend, but when you're checking one out go thru the whole set-up process at least once to see if you're comfortable. And make sure it doesn't leak! I've been camping with leaky tents before..... not fun.

Thanks Silent Enigma. I can imagine what that's like.

God Bless

 

[Annabel Lee]

Hi Ginooko,
I've been checking out folding trailers for the last few weeks. Here is a link for the Fleetwood brand.

http://www.foldingtrailers.com/compare.asp?ModelID=14&mind=folding.asp

I made the mistake of looking at this brand first, and am now spoiled. It literally took me two minutes to open it up...(They aren't really folding trailers, just large RV's that happen to fold.

www.trailmanor.com

 

[Arwen Undomiel]

^ Those look great. I can see what you mean by spoiled. I've been thinking about getting one myself, but unfortunately it's a little low on the priority list. I'll have to stick with the trusty tent for another year or two.

Did you end up buying one?

 

[GinooKo]

Thanks Annabel Lee,

I saw the animation but didn't read the details on trailmanors yet but I wonder how much muscle you need to open it up.

I looked at Hi-Lo Trailers also and they have the same concept.

I may have to take a trip to the dealership and compare both of them.