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I was wondering if you can get to all the plumbing if something goes wrong. Looks like some access under seats.

Gun and weed storage. That got me laughing. I'm guessing Oliver doesn't advertise that unique feature. LOL.

I shut off my water and water heater when leaving my house for a trip. My brother had this happen to him. So sorry it happened to you.

Ahhh, the inside review...looking great!

Great review.

Always hide a key somewhere. 😒

Great video, Steve! Did you have any cell service?

Fort Pickens is on my list to visit, thanks for this video. Its even more beautiful than I thought. From research i knew a lot of those sites are short and I'd probably have to do like you and park in the overflow if i didnt fit. I'd much rather go down there when its nice and cool like that.

Hi Steve. Just wondering, since we are potential Oliver LEII owners, have you experienced any issues, other than your microwave, that were concerning or potential problems with your trailer. Keep up the good work with your UA-cam channel.

I use a airfryer for my rolls, no burn to worry about. Cut the bottoms off and eat them anyway.

Hey Steve, Just started following your adventures. What vehicle do you pull your Oliver with?

Something about a man’s butt cheek on video turns me off. Bad planning.

Steve, Very entertaining and good video.🍌🥜

I like my peanut butter and bananas on a toasted English muffin.

Steve you make really great videos. I love watching them. They are so relaxing. Your Drone camera must be extremely high resolution . Such amazing views.

Drone footage and song Rivers Going to Cry was awesome. Great video presentation.

I grew up on PB & Banana ! Excellent Vlog Steve !

We love Peanut butter and Banana in Canada too 🇨🇦 - I love the gentleness of your videos

Hi Steve! Deb and I will be visiting both of these locations in Curiosity later this month. But first we’re going to the Eggs n S’more rally at Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park. Then January 20-26 at Blackwater and January 26-31 at Fort Pickens, site A10. After that. 10 days at Salt Springs in Ocala National Forest followed by a 5-day cruise out of Jacksonville. We are eager to visit the panhandle for the first time, and look forward to a break from northern Ohio’ cold. Thanks for the preview!

Enjoy your videos, Steve. Nice presentation and editing. Ever experience any trouble towing with a half ton pickup? I have one myself and wondered if I need to upgrade for better performance, both pulling and braking. Thanks for your videos and say hello to Oreo. 😀

Another Oliver camper here. Thanks for the heads-up on the small sites. Can you include a look see of the shower and bathrooms for you future videos? It helps us a lot when we can see your previews of what to plan for. Thanks and safe travels. We love our Ollie.

Hi Steve and Oreo. I also enjoy getting off grid and enjoying solitude of the trails. I believe you have the 640AH Lithium System. When you get a chance, would you do a video on how long you can boondock in the Oliver without campground power (including running the AC)? My wife and I are planning on getting an Oliver with the 640AH system and composting toilet to be off grid as long as possible when required. I believe you’re the only Oliver owner with a UA-cam channel. Thank you for sharing your Oliver adventures.

nice place. If I had your setup I'd surely check it out. Nice presentation Steve. I am a fan of yours.

0:20 Its ChilHOWEE!!!!!

Minute 8 and still talking about the basement???

I have two Solo stoves as well as a Walmart smokeless fire-pit & you cannot tell them apart. 👍

A correction to what I said about direct sales from Oliver. IF you have a dealer in your state, you would need to buy from them, however, if there is no dealer, you can buy direct from Oliver. Give Oliver a call for the specifics for buying in your state.

Awesome video and good to see your adventure content Steve!! Just like you, I purchase my camper from a RV dealer which has been awesome fixing anything that needed it, plus I did get the extended warranty as well for additional peace of mind! Keep the adventures coming! Cheers!

Nice trip with great scenery !

Awesome video, glad to hear that Oliver got you all fixed up. Are you pulling the E2 with an F150? Ate housing g the Anderson weight distribution? How do you feel the truck handles the E2?

Very informative video. Thank you!

😅Your dog following you around during takedown is adorable! It looks very easy to take down camp, hitch up, and go.

The door under nightstand would be great place to store your soft sided laundry basket so your dirty clothes have a place to go outside of your normal living area, and usually the area you probably are getting dressed in anyway

Can you explain how you have your Andersen Hitch attached to your trailer frame? Those look like some really long chains.

Upper refrigerator vent would still be helpful in evacuating hot air from the camper. Otherwise it just heats up the interior - okay if it’s cold outside but not so much if it is warm outside.

Great review, thank you!

Why didn’t you turn the faucet off? If you had turned it off you wouldn’t have had the burst problem. We turn our faucet off when we are at home.

Beautiful trailer!! I toast bread in the skillet!!

Thank you for showcasing this campground! I'll be visiting in a few months and was wondering how the riverside campsites were laid out.

For your fridge light staying on, isn't there a fuse you can pull?

Congratulations on your retirement!

Thank you so much for this very detailed tour. I am looking forward to watching both parts again with my wife. We had been gravitating towards Airstream (coming from the boating world), but have seen so much about rivets popping out and various issues. I do think that the Oliver looks a bit sterile on the inside, but the some Foybles could fix that. A very usable shower and toilet are very high on our list of priorities. Thanks again!

Rubbermaid makes an Action Packer container that fits exactly in the box at the front. Cords, hoses, etc. goes in it. Mounted sewer tubes under trailer which freed up the bumper for wheel chalks, wood squares, levelers. Got the hitch and an aluminum carrier with a cargo box, and carry a solo stove, little red fireplace and vacuum in it. In the basement I carry a tool box, and 6 plastic storage containers. Each is separate purpose…….electrical connections, water connections, pet tie outs, nytril gloves, etc. Also carry a bottle of spray rubbing alcohol to spay hands, gloves, and sewer accessories to disinfect. So there is a lot of storage if well planned.

I'm shocked at how many people think they need a 3/4 ton pickup or greater in order to tow an Oliver Legacy Elite II

Just checking in to see if you and Oreo weathered the storm okay. This was a wonderful video! Steve “Curiously”

Another great video Steve. Thanks for sharing!

What an absolutely beautiful area. The drone shots were stunning. The chili looked delicious, too 😋 As always, little Oreo is just so precious 🐾 Thanks for sharing, Steve 👍

I’d say that The Oliver is the best for weekend getaways to the lake or to the beach, or for road trips lasting a week long at most. They’re definitely more suitable for singles or couples. I’d use it for going to the beach (four hour drive from where I live) as a hotel/motel alternative and get the composting toilet and shower curtain options. I like that they are small yet maneuverable, simply made yet well made, and the manufacturers stand by their work. The only other camper I’d consider would be the Airstream, though they’re pretty expensive.

We grew up on Big Yellow Creek which is just right above the lock and dam. Yellow Creek looks like Blue Creek except it stays wide for a long ways. Ours was the very last cabin up Yellow Creek. Getting out on the canoe on those nice still mornings and evenings was the best. One thing about Burchfield, be sure to carry in what you think you'll need for your stay because it's a long way to a store. Somehow we always forget at least one important thing. Enjoy your videos, thanks!

Hi Steve. I’ve enjoyed your videos for a while now but I never thought I would see my own cabin on one of your videos. Yes, the second cabin with the boat house belongs to my wife and I. We’ve owned it over two years now. We don’t get to go as much as we would like but we have enjoyed a place to get away. We used to camp as well when our kids were younger but we recently sold the camper now that they are all married with their own families. Thanks for the video and feel free to drop by and visit if we are at the cabin the next time you are there.