Hi Everyone, We hope you enjoyed our video! Which small fiberglass travel trailer did you like best? Please say hello by leaving a comment below! Also, please feel free to ask any questions or just tell us about yourselves. We want to get to know you and share our RV experiences.
Hi Kim, It's amazing how everyone uses every single space in these campers to get the most storage out of them. We learned a lot from everyone at the Rally about cool storage ideas. Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan
Fiberglass trailers are fantastic! Most often being sold many years later for what they paid new for them which is great, but most new buyers are looking for the lowest price. If your looking for the long dollar, and not the short dollar it's the way to go! Good luck trying to sell most RV's for more then what you bought them for.
Love that you showed all these in one show. We have our eyes on the Oliver, just love the over all quality, size, and the fact its a true 4 seasons, has a double hull, and it doesn't hurt they are made near by.
@@RVBlogger Hi, yes I'm in TN, not very far from the Oliver Showroom/Plant in Hohenwald. We haven't visited yet, but have it on the to do list, as soon as we can find the time to make the reservation to go on a day that works. Busy time of year. We'd love to get our order in for the spring deliveries, so diff need to make that happen soon.
Enjoyable video. I wonder if you could ask the owners as you tour their trailers what they tow them with and what it’s like. That is crucial information I’m interested in as well.
We had a 25 ft RV. In the eighties. We used about 15 yrs. We throughly love it. We were not overly healthly, she passed away In 93. Obviously I am still here. Can't ruin around like I did. Haven't since 2019 when fell in my bedroom fracture right hip.
Sounds like many awesome camping adventures! So sorry to hear about your wife. We certainly can't run around like we used to. And we don't heal as fast any more! Stay safe!
Fibreglass trailers are a good investment. We made $500 after 5 years of owning a 1977 Trillium, We made $2000 when we sold our 2007 Escape 17b and I could make $5k if we sold our 2020 Escape 19. I got killed on the sale of our Forest River and Fleetwood trailers. Our box trailers leaked every day we owned them, our fibreglass trailers never leaked, easier to tow.
Nice video. We love our Casita--a 17' with a king bed. Can't beat that. LOL. We were initially looking at an Oliver but they're a bit spendy. They sure are nice, though.
I have a 13 foot Casita Patriot, high axel, tough tires, I live in MT, lol, I have taken on roads where the only space to turn around (because it is a little too steep and the drop off is 1000 feet) was unhook and physically turn it, they are easy to manually push around. 2008, that sucker has been across this country many times. Full bath and the bed is kinda a big twin, works great head to toe for 2 people and 2 dogs, well, my dog was pushing it, we moved him to the floor, he is 82 lbs. These are so durable and I love the wet bath, easy way to clean, I actually took the bathroom door off and use a curtain for heat at night. I winter camp. Love these, love mine. FYI, other 13 foot owners, I took the table and cut it 2/3 and 1/3, so I can have small bench in back, or small table in back, or table in front and big bench in the back, really opens it up. i only had to install a new pole mount on the underside of one of the pieces. I haul with Volvo station wagon xc 70 only lose about 2 miles to the gallon, can't beat that. With the battery, I can boondock for 4 days, 1 shower but hot water for dishes, and plenty of power. We also own a 16 foot GeoPro, wheel fell apart first trip out, was a pain to get Forest River to cover it, but they did, other than that, solar is wonderful and bath is huge, the bunks, get the toy hauler instead, top bunk is useless and you could use the head room in the bottom. Would be nicer to have room to haul more gear instead of a bunk that isn't used. My closet had the AC, in the 13' you don't neet AC, camped in AZ 100 degrees, so I built a shelf and the bottom half is half firewood and half garage for the web thingies, lol, sorry forgot the name, so it doesn't float away.
We downsized from a large motorhome to a 2020 Casita SD and couldn't be happier. We didn't want a potentially leaky stick-built and wanted something that was easy to tow and that leave us with a vehicle to drive once we got setup at the campground. Yes, it is small, but it is amazing at how little room you really live in. So happy with our purchase and nice not to bring all the "stuff" we used to bring just because we had the room to bring it.
Thanks for this! Fiberglass trailers seem to be much better constructed. Some of the ones built in Canada can really be 4 season units! My favorite was the Big Foot!
Hi Rosemary, Glad you liked the video! That Bigfoot was awesome! And some of these fiberglass campers can handle the cold weather! As always, thanks for watching and commenting!!!! We always appreciate your support!!! Mike and Susan
Really enjoyed the interview with Kate about her cupboard system. How amazing to be starting a new business due to frustration! The shelving system is very attractive and I like how adaptable it is.
@@delana6463 Thank you so much for watching my channel all about my Oliver! I hope we do meet at a future egg rally, you will love having a fiberglass camper!!
Did you get the queen bed, twins, or the dining table that can convert to a bed or used as twin beds? I’m also curious if you would buy it again? Love them, but I’ve never seen one!
@@Erin-Thor Hi Erin, I think you are asking Kathy, but this showed up as a reply to me. You can see lots of owners including Kathy on UA-cam, she has the twins. The factory and showroom for the Oliver's is in Hohenwald, TN. They sell them direct, and don't use dealerships that I know of, but they do have a list of owners around the country that might be close enough to visit to see one in person if you can't visit them. I know they have a campsite there by the plant that they offer by reservation, not sure if that's just for those buying or what. I know we are planning on getting the elite 11 with the twins as well. The smaller one is just as nice, but you loose the pantry and some counter space. Anyway, look the plant and showroom up, they have all kinds of info that's very informative.
@@delana6463 - Thank you for your response, it’s appreciated! Whenever a new comment is posted, it shows up in everyone’s feed who has commented. This one will probably show up in your feed only as it is to YOU… depending on the platform (tablet/phone/PC). Others may not see this, again, platform specific, because UA-cam is throttling comments and notifications. Yes, I’m aware of the tours, location, and that owners who are willing will let you tour theirs. I’m not ready to buy, this is a 1 to 2 year out project for me. I’d hate to waste someone’s time, gas and energy if I’m not a serious buyer.
Thank you for reviewing fiberglass campers - my favorite. We have a SNOOZY II and we LOVE it the best. Maybe you can tour and video the Snoozy factory some day, that would be great. I love your weekly tours, even though, I will probably never get rid of my Snoozy II, Thanks. Robin
These fibreglass trailers are DEFINITELY the way to go! Sounds like from all the people interviewed, they are very satisfied with the workmanship compared to the other types of trailers out there. My dream RV: The Escape! Thanks for doing these interviews, love to see how they “live” in them!
Hey Pam, We appreciate the love, support, and kind words!! :) We love talking to people and seeing how they "live" in their campers! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan
Hi Louis and Katy!!! It was great meeting you both and we are so glad you like the video!!! All the best to you and hope to see you again someday! Mike and Susan
The cost of RVs has increased dramatically over the years but we are beginning to see prices trending down. I'd be curious what the cost of a complete DIY camper would cost. Thank you for watching our RV tour video and commenting. We appreciate your support!
First time here and I do like it. Escape 21 is very spacey and I would like to ask you if they still make them. I don’t see these models on Casita site.
Hi Tita, There are many many vehicles that can tow a travel trailer so how would we make a video about that? Can you be more specific about what you would like to know? Thanks for watching! Mike and Susan
@@RVBlogger Hello! Interviewing RV owners,I would like you ask what car they use to take their RV.and why, that will help me choose the car I should buy so as not to make the wrong car. Thanks for your videos.
Sorry Chef Duane we don't have those specs for each travel trailer. I would suggest checking out manufacturers websites for those details. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Hi Christi! It was great meeting you too!!!! We had a great time hanging out around the fire with you and everyone else too!!!! Glad you like the video and thanks for being in it!!! Looking forward to seeing you again someday... Mike and Susan
I just love these fiberglass travel trailers . I’m hoping to own one in the near future. I just love the big size of the Bigfoot the best but the Quality of the Oliver is amazing❤
How ever still like stuff about camping,and Rving. I am a spectator now. But enjoy hearing about new stuff in campingg, and Rving. Am 80 now. Use drink heavily now don't touch the stuff.Don't. Miss it.
Great video! We bought our new to us 2005 Casita 17 Freedom Deluxe in November, 2015 and have camped well over 300 nights in it since then. We also attend 4 to 7 egg camper rallies per year. Love fiberglass egg campers!!! Thanks for reviewing molded fiberglass campers!!!
It was great meeting y'all at the rally! We love our casita independence. The dry bath in the bigfoot is attractive but the quality of Oliver is hard to beat. You didn't say which one was your favorite. I would love to know your opinions!
It was so great to meet you too!!! That's a tough choice! Based on size I would have say Oliver, but I do love a dry bath. LOL! Thank you for watching and commenting.
Thanks for including a Bigfoot. There are not enough videos of newer models. A longer and more thorough walk around and walk through version would be much appreciated.
Mid-60s couple here. My husband still works full-time in sales, I work part-time from home.He has no desire to quit working 😮, thinks that men die when they retire 😢. I want to get out in nature and go birdwatching. We live in Florida with a fantastic park system. So we are looking at a compromise of him taking an extra day off every now and then. Sooo, we are replacing one of our cars. I am trying to figure what small camper would suit us. The tear drops just wouldn’t work with our present knees and joints. Maybe a Casita or a Scamp, maybe big enough to add 2 grandchildren in sleeping bags on the floor or bunks. The weight of those packed will tell us what size SUV/truck we need to get. Looking at a Ford Escape with I think a 3,500# limit. Probably not big enough. Or don’t fill water tanks until we get to campground
Sounds like you've started to do some good research. We always say only tow 80% of your vehicles tow capacity to be safe. The Ford Escape doesn't really have a high tow capacity. The Casita Heritage model has optional bunks. Let us know if you have any questions. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I’ve recently learned the newer ford ranger might have a towing weight of about 5,500 lbs, depending how it’s set up. One of the most important things about towing is focusing on the tongue weight. Never fully max out a towing vehicle, as you’ll want to reserve a little of the “power” for climbing hills, and consider the weight of everything you’ll put into your camper when towing it. Happy camping.
@@genitagray6126 Sorry to hear this. I retired when I was 60 and we got our camper this May. No looking back for us. We are hitting the road and discovering all the hidden gems America has to offer. We make new friends at every location we camp.
I loved seeing different RV’s in one video. After seeing RV’s that were once on the top RV’s, end up on the worst list, I stopped shopping. After watching this video, I might go shopping again… 😊
We pick up our brand new Casita in February and can't wait to join this cult, I mean community! 😄 Thanks for showing us around all of the other fiberglass campers.
Amazing campers. Maybe the my next one. Oh, and Excellent video!! (Great job with the camera Susan!! And Mike didn’t do any “ elbow room” testing of toilets! lol Thanks guys. Stay safe!!
Hey Bob We appreciate the love and support!! Thank you so much for your kind words! People either love or hate the elbow tests! 😂 Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan
Thank you for the kinds words. We never mention tank capacity in our reviews. We try to keep them brief since we include several RVs in each. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Some people don’t use these rigs to just camp. Some people live in them full time, so it’s their home and since a TV was a creature comfort in their sticks and bricks home, so most rv people have a TV in their rig…
Hi TriciaAnn, Not everyone camps the same. Some folks like having a TV and others don't. It just depends on what everyone's needs and wants are. One of the best things about RVing is meeting others and learning about (and from) them. It's a great way to see things from other people's points of view. Thanks for watching! Mike
@PatiMeltz We mostly use our TV in the Oliver Legacy Elite 2 for watching UA-cam videos, researching travel destinations and even playing music videos. An occasional movie is enjoyed on rainy days as well. Probably around 85% of our awake time is spent outdoors when we are traveling in our camper.
Everything ages and also everything requires maintenance. That being said, with modest care, a fiberglass camper will outlast almost all other types of construction. Some believe the aluminum Airstreams are durable in this way. Get caught in a hail storm of quarter sized hail with both and the fiberglass camper will come through with no real damage. The Airstream will need the skin replaced.
I love these tours where owners show how they use and modify their RV to work for them. :) So informative. Thank you Mike, Susan and all the travel trailer owners!
You're welcome and thank you! I have to agree, we truly appreciate these families opening the camper doors to allow us to tour and interview them. We love seeing their modifications and storage tips! So glad you enjoyed our Fiberglass RV video, thank you for watching and commenting!
Hey Flowers Flowers, We appreciate the love and support and suggestion! Usually our videos do include the weight when we're at a RV Show :) Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan
I like seeing the personalization the owners have done to make their campers more convenient. I'm currently researching for purchase '24/25 and the ideas are really helpful.
@@ann66pearson4 there are quite a few blog articles on that topic. Here’s a great resource from our friends at @RVLifestyle rvlifestyle.com/rv-show-list/
We purchased a 2022 Escape 19 and picked up in June. We traveled from WA to NY and back and loved our trailer. The great thing about Escape, if U buy new, is so much of it is customizable right from the factory. The other thing I like is the headliner is not carpet but foam backed vinyl. Good video showing the different brands.
Towing: Someone please comment about towing with a 6 cylinder FWD SUV . I have a Highlander rated for 5000 lbs I think. Is it really doable or practical? Any negatives?
We recommend that you only tow up to 80% of your vehicles max towing capacity which in your case is 4,000 lbs. So you need to find a camper that weighs around 3,000 pounds so after you load it with all of your gear and supplies it weighs around 4,000 lbs. Hope this helps! Mike
This was very informative and for a solo person the casita wins in function and price if comparing to a Oliver .You can add camping gear to make almost any mods to suit your needs without breaking the bank.
I am looking for a fiber glass truck camper for a 2022 Chevy Colorado with the v6 rear wheel drive its the work truck it has a 5.2 but if I leave the tail gate down its 7.feet
There are quite a few great truck camper manufacturers on the market with a variety of sizes to fit any truck. We reviewed 3 different manufacturers in this video ua-cam.com/video/btsdQlrSblY/v-deo.html This might help you in your search. Also check out Palomino and Host. Thank you for watching our fiberglass RV tour video and commenting!
I like the way you present the RV’s,,,,, there are 4 out of yall i watch… most of the sales presenters are too techi,,, they will talk about a gadget on the wall for half the video,,, they will not pull back or pan the camera around and when they are done, they were so close up on the camera you have no idea what the camper even looks like. You do good work.
@@RVBlogger I started looking right after I finished watching the video. I think it might take a while to find one close to me. I really enjoy you videos! Thanks for all your content.
Very interesting videos of the fiberglass campers, I have never seen any while camping. They would be an excellent choice if someone wanted to upgrade from a tent or even a popup camper. They have enough space to fit two people comfortably and looks like they have a ton of space, very well laid out.
We also like Oliver and BigFoot. Have you had a chance to check those out? We did a video similar to this one at a Fiberglass Rally. ua-cam.com/video/R5ofLqoRVZ8/v-deo.html Thank you for watching our RV tour video and commenting. We appreciate your support!
I always enjoy your videos, thank you. What I would find helpful, is knowing what type of vehicle they use to tow their RV. There is a lot to consider, and I’m not sure what type of tow vehicle I’ll need to buy, when I figure out what RV we want to buy. Also, I understand tongue weight is an important factor.
Sounds like you will be purchasing both an RV and a tow vehicle. I think it's important to find the travel trailer floor plan you like. Then you'll know the GVWR and hitch weight, that'll help you decide what tow vehicles to consider. Thanks for watching our tour video and commenting Brad.
Love fiberglass campers! Bigfoots are well made. There is a small camper called happy camper? Not sure but the inside was like legos ,storage cubes that you set up how you want or even out side.1 was a sink,several to make a bed,etc.,then there is the lil snoozy camper.beautiful all electric camper.loved the setup in that one.have you heard of those?
We love them too! I would love to tour a Happy Camper!!! We did get to tour a Lil Snoozy once at another fiberglass rally ua-cam.com/video/R5ofLqoRVZ8/v-deo.html Thanks for watching and commenting.
Which of the manufacturers do you think works best at keeping cool in the hot Texas heat or Southwest part of the country. We are looking at some of the larger fiberglass units . Really like the Bigfoot , Escape and Maybe a Oliver.
Sorry we don't have that information since we do not user experience. It would probably be best to find that information out from customer reviews or forums. I do believe there are even facebook groups you can join and ask these types of questions. Thank you for watching our Fiberglass tour video and commenting.
Find a used Oliver. The quality is better than any trailer we’ve seen or owned (two Airstreams), good support from the factory and the very active and helpful Oliver forum.
@@steveparsons6324 I have finally looked at a Oliver in person after looking at a Bigfoot in person. I do like the build of the Oliver but not the space inside. The Bigfoot I believe is an equal to Oliver in build quality and has the room inside we would need .
I believe they have that rally every year in Pine Knot around the same time. It's possible to find one for sale by owner. Glad you enjoyed our Fiberglass video. Thank you for watching and commenting!
I owned an '88 Casita King Sleeper. That was when they were built on Mondays and Fridays. Axle broke because it was way underrated...like 2200lb. Cheap was the Plan of the Day when they were built. Did we enjoy it? Ya we did. Kids were small and we made do. Pulled it with a '90 Mazda van. It did alright for the most part. Back then, Casita was only in Rice, Tx and then we moved to Wa State. I wanna say we got it out the door for $7700. Still can't wrap my head around these things costing over $20K.
Sounds like you made some amazing memories in your Casita. Unfortunately the MSRP on all RVs has increased dramatically. Hopefully we'll begin to see prices come down. Thank you for watching our RV tour video and commenting. We appreciate your support!
The only RV one owned was a Winnebago View that didn’t have a wet bath. I hear some peeps say they’d never buy a wet bath RV and I don’t get it. What’s hard about sitting down for a shower? When I lived in Japan I bathed on a stool. I would soap up, a girlfriend would scrubbing my back and pour water over my head and I got rinsed off easily. I really like escape trailers. Their floor plans seem to leave the living area more open and less closed in.
The wet bath is very easy to use to take a shower. It's after the shower that the problems begin. First of all you have to dry of the toilet and the shower floor to be able to go to the bathroom. And if you are not perfectly level the floor could have a deep puddle in one corner. It's very inconvenient to have a wet bath. We rented and camped in a Class C RV with a wet bath for 10 days so we knew this would not work for us. Thanks for watching!
I like the fiberglass and the 4 seasons category for year round travels. Haven't owned one yet although I was a full timer and Park manager all year for 6 years. Couldn't ask for better neighbors and I seen all the different rigs. I eventually built a travel cabin from from the tires up. Sold it. Now I'm looking. Gold prospector me.
I bet you have met quite a few interesting people as a park manager. Love the durability of a fiberglass travel trailer. Thank you for watching our RV tour video and commenting.
Hi Everyone,
We hope you enjoyed our video! Which small fiberglass travel trailer did you like best? Please say hello by leaving a comment below!
Also, please feel free to ask any questions or just tell us about yourselves. We want to get to know you and share our RV experiences.
These campers have great space and great storage
Hi Kim,
It's amazing how everyone uses every single space in these campers to get the most storage out of them. We learned a lot from everyone at the Rally about cool storage ideas.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Mike and Susan
@@RVBlogger you’re welcome!!! I get so much from your videos.
😄everyone had a Casita before. (Great video, btw. Thank you very much.)
You are welcome. Thanks for the kind words!
Interesting, thanks
You're welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting.
Those campers are zmall but fine🤣
Yes they are definitely small. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Fiberglass trailers are fantastic! Most often being sold many years later for what they paid new for them which is great, but most new buyers are looking for the lowest price. If your looking for the long dollar, and not the short dollar it's the way to go! Good luck trying to sell most RV's for more then what you bought them for.
Hi Joseph,
We could not agree more!
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Mike and Susan
Love that you showed all these in one show. We have our eyes on the Oliver, just love the over all quality, size, and the fact its a true 4 seasons, has a double hull, and it doesn't hurt they are made near by.
Hi Delana,
Glad you liked the video!!!!
Are you in Tennessee?
Thanks for watching!
Mike and Susan
@@RVBlogger Hi, yes I'm in TN, not very far from the Oliver Showroom/Plant in Hohenwald. We haven't visited yet, but have it on the to do list, as soon as we can find the time to make the reservation to go on a day that works. Busy time of year. We'd love to get our order in for the spring deliveries, so diff need to make that happen soon.
Enjoyable video. I wonder if you could ask the owners as you tour their trailers what they tow them with and what it’s like. That is crucial information I’m interested in as well.
Thanks for the suggestion! I do include the weight of each RV for vehicle tow capacity. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Bill’s packin heat! It’s GOTTA be a 1911! Love you Bill
Good catch!
LOL! Good eye AJ!
Mike
Yep the tell is too much self consciousness keeps feeling
Kinda sorta sticks out like a soar thumb 🤷🏻♂️
Yea ya never know about what a threat those crazy rv neighbors can be
We had a 25 ft RV. In the eighties. We used about 15 yrs. We throughly love it. We were not overly healthly, she passed away
In 93. Obviously I am still here. Can't ruin around like I did. Haven't since 2019 when fell in my bedroom fracture right hip.
Sounds like many awesome camping adventures! So sorry to hear about your wife. We certainly can't run around like we used to. And we don't heal as fast any more! Stay safe!
Will do
Fibreglass trailers are a good investment. We made $500 after 5 years of owning a 1977 Trillium, We made $2000 when we sold our 2007 Escape 17b and I could make $5k if we sold our 2020 Escape 19. I got killed on the sale of our Forest River and Fleetwood trailers. Our box trailers leaked every day we owned them, our fibreglass trailers never leaked, easier to tow.
Hi Doug,
Thanks for sharing your experiences!
And thanks for watching too!
Mike and Susan
I am looking for a fiberglass trAyler a Rv camper trayler
Anymore cheaper used traylers and anything fiberglass traylers rv
Need one and they hold heet good too the fiberglass traylers
How much do you want for the escapel
I had no idea that there were more fiberglass TT besides Casitas and little scamps. Thank as always very grateful for your videos
Hey Deborah
We appreciate the love and support!! :)
Thanks for watching and commenting!
❤ Mike and Susan
Nice video. We love our Casita--a 17' with a king bed. Can't beat that. LOL. We were initially looking at an Oliver but they're a bit spendy. They sure are nice, though.
Hi Jacquie,
It's amazing that a 17 foot casita can even hold a king sized bed!
Glad you liked the video and thanks for watching and commenting!
Mike
I have a 13 foot Casita Patriot, high axel, tough tires, I live in MT, lol, I have taken on roads where the only space to turn around (because it is a little too steep and the drop off is 1000 feet) was unhook and physically turn it, they are easy to manually push around. 2008, that sucker has been across this country many times. Full bath and the bed is kinda a big twin, works great head to toe for 2 people and 2 dogs, well, my dog was pushing it, we moved him to the floor, he is 82 lbs. These are so durable and I love the wet bath, easy way to clean, I actually took the bathroom door off and use a curtain for heat at night. I winter camp. Love these, love mine. FYI, other 13 foot owners, I took the table and cut it 2/3 and 1/3, so I can have small bench in back, or small table in back, or table in front and big bench in the back, really opens it up. i only had to install a new pole mount on the underside of one of the pieces. I haul with Volvo station wagon xc 70 only lose about 2 miles to the gallon, can't beat that. With the battery, I can boondock for 4 days, 1 shower but hot water for dishes, and plenty of power. We also own a 16 foot GeoPro, wheel fell apart first trip out, was a pain to get Forest River to cover it, but they did, other than that, solar is wonderful and bath is huge, the bunks, get the toy hauler instead, top bunk is useless and you could use the head room in the bottom. Would be nicer to have room to haul more gear instead of a bunk that isn't used. My closet had the AC, in the 13' you don't neet AC, camped in AZ 100 degrees, so I built a shelf and the bottom half is half firewood and half garage for the web thingies, lol, sorry forgot the name, so it doesn't float away.
That is so much awesome information! Thank you for sharing! And thanks for watching and commenting.
We downsized from a large motorhome to a 2020 Casita SD and couldn't be happier. We didn't want a potentially leaky stick-built and wanted something that was easy to tow and that leave us with a vehicle to drive once we got setup at the campground. Yes, it is small, but it is amazing at how little room you really live in. So happy with our purchase and nice not to bring all the "stuff" we used to bring just because we had the room to bring it.
That's awesome! So glad you love it and didn't regret your decision. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Thanks for this! Fiberglass trailers seem to be much better constructed. Some of the ones built in Canada can really be 4 season units! My favorite was the Big Foot!
Hi Rosemary,
Glad you liked the video!
That Bigfoot was awesome! And some of these fiberglass campers can handle the cold weather!
As always, thanks for watching and commenting!!!!
We always appreciate your support!!!
Mike and Susan
Really enjoyed the interview with Kate about her cupboard system. How amazing to be starting a new business due to frustration! The shelving system is very attractive and I like how adaptable it is.
Hey Alison
We appreciate the love and support!! :)
Thanks for watching and commenting!
❤ Mike and Susan
I’m a huge fan of fiberglass trailers. We owned a Airstream Nest, sold that and currently own a Oliver Legacy Elite II. Love touring all the trailers!
Hi Kathy, love watching your channel too, we have our eyes on a Oliver as well. Hope to join you for eggs in the future.
@@delana6463 Thank you so much for watching my channel all about my Oliver! I hope we do meet at a future egg rally, you will love having a fiberglass camper!!
Did you get the queen bed, twins, or the dining table that can convert to a bed or used as twin beds? I’m also curious if you would buy it again? Love them, but I’ve never seen one!
@@Erin-Thor Hi Erin, I think you are asking Kathy, but this showed up as a reply to me. You can see lots of owners including Kathy on UA-cam, she has the twins. The factory and showroom for the Oliver's is in Hohenwald, TN. They sell them direct, and don't use dealerships that I know of, but they do have a list of owners around the country that might be close enough to visit to see one in person if you can't visit them. I know they have a campsite there by the plant that they offer by reservation, not sure if that's just for those buying or what. I know we are planning on getting the elite 11 with the twins as well. The smaller one is just as nice, but you loose the pantry and some counter space. Anyway, look the plant and showroom up, they have all kinds of info that's very informative.
@@delana6463 - Thank you for your response, it’s appreciated! Whenever a new comment is posted, it shows up in everyone’s feed who has commented. This one will probably show up in your feed only as it is to YOU… depending on the platform (tablet/phone/PC). Others may not see this, again, platform specific, because UA-cam is throttling comments and notifications. Yes, I’m aware of the tours, location, and that owners who are willing will let you tour theirs. I’m not ready to buy, this is a 1 to 2 year out project for me. I’d hate to waste someone’s time, gas and energy if I’m not a serious buyer.
Those goose neck RV's come up for sale on Craigslist and there sold within an hour .
Yup those fiberglass RVs sell quick! Don't blink!
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Mike and Susan
Thank you for reviewing fiberglass campers - my favorite. We have a SNOOZY II and we LOVE it the best. Maybe you can tour and video the Snoozy factory some day, that would be great. I love your weekly tours, even though, I will probably never get rid of my Snoozy II, Thanks. Robin
Hi Robin,
That is a great idea! Maybe we will call Snoozy and set that up!
Thanks for watching and for the suggestion!
Mike and Susan
These fibreglass trailers are DEFINITELY the way to go! Sounds like from all the people interviewed, they are very satisfied with the workmanship compared to the other types of trailers out there. My dream RV: The Escape! Thanks for doing these interviews, love to see how they “live” in them!
Hey Pam,
We appreciate the love, support, and kind words!! :) We love talking to people and seeing how they "live" in their campers!
Thanks for watching and commenting!
❤ Mike and Susan
Thanks for the review of the 7 small fiberglass campers.
Would be helpful to hear what vehicle they use to tow them.
We don't cover tow vehicles because there are many vehicles that can tow these campers.
Thanks for watching!
Mike
Thanks Mike and Susan! We loved the video!
Hi Louis and Katy!!!
It was great meeting you both and we are so glad you like the video!!!
All the best to you and hope to see you again someday!
Mike and Susan
Problem is they are crazy expensive. I’ll stick to more affordable ones or build mine myself.
The cost of RVs has increased dramatically over the years but we are beginning to see prices trending down. I'd be curious what the cost of a complete DIY camper would cost. Thank you for watching our RV tour video and commenting. We appreciate your support!
Great video. 5.0 TA Escape is wonderful. 5th wheel is great for towing.
Glad you liked the video!
Those Escape 5th wheels are awesome!
Thanks for watching!
Mike and Susan
First time here and I do like it. Escape 21 is very spacey and I would like to ask you if they still make them. I don’t see these models on Casita site.
Hi Elena. The Escape 21 is not a Casita brand. Here's a link to their website escapetrailer.com/ Hope this helps. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Love the Oliver! Very modern and sleek.
The Oliver was a very nice trailer and nicely decorated too!!!
Glad you liked it!
Mike and Susan
Hi, thanks for the information.
But, what type of vehicle is used to carry that type of camper???
Make a video of that.
Hi Tita,
There are many many vehicles that can tow a travel trailer so how would we make a video about that? Can you be more specific about what you would like to know?
Thanks for watching!
Mike and Susan
@@RVBlogger
Hello! Interviewing RV owners,I would like you ask what car they use to take their RV.and why, that will help me choose the car I should buy so as not to make the wrong car.
Thanks for your videos.
I know the Olivers are, but which of these are 4 season trailers (heated tanks, inside plumbing, insulation, etc..)?
Sorry Chef Duane we don't have those specs for each travel trailer. I would suggest checking out manufacturers websites for those details. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Oliver and some Bigfoots are four season trailers. The rest are not.
It was wonderful meeting y’all and just sitting around the campfire telling stories ❤️. Love your genuine spirits and love the video :-)
Hi Christi!
It was great meeting you too!!!! We had a great time hanging out around the fire with you and everyone else too!!!!
Glad you like the video and thanks for being in it!!!
Looking forward to seeing you again someday...
Mike and Susan
Love this they all was so cute I live full time in a 29 feet camper myself with my small dog at my grandma's place
Hey Lisa,
We appreciate the love and support! That sounds AWESOME! :)
Thanks for watching and commenting!
❤ Mike and Susan
I just love these fiberglass travel trailers . I’m hoping to own one in the near future. I just love the big size of the Bigfoot the best but the Quality of the Oliver is amazing❤
Hey Denise,
Great choices!! :)
Thanks for watching and commenting!
❤ Mike and Susan
How ever still like stuff about camping,and Rving. I am a spectator now. But enjoy hearing about new stuff in campingg, and Rving. Am 80 now. Use drink heavily now don't touch the stuff.Don't. Miss it.
So glad you still enjoy watching and learning about new camping stuff. Glad you are taking care of yourself at 80. Stay safe.
Great video! We bought our new to us 2005 Casita 17 Freedom Deluxe in November, 2015 and have camped well over 300 nights in it since then. We also attend 4 to 7 egg camper rallies per year. Love fiberglass egg campers!!! Thanks for reviewing molded fiberglass campers!!!
Hey Dean,
That sounds AWESOME thanks for sharing! :) We appreciate the love and support! :)
Thanks for watching and commenting!
❤ Mike and Susan
Man I love that you show us how people really use these. Thank you!!.
Hey Sharla,
We appreciate the love, support, and kind words! :)
Thanks for watching and commenting!
❤ Mike and Susan
It was great meeting y'all at the rally! We love our casita independence. The dry bath in the bigfoot is attractive but the quality of Oliver is hard to beat. You didn't say which one was your favorite. I would love to know your opinions!
It was so great to meet you too!!! That's a tough choice! Based on size I would have say Oliver, but I do love a dry bath. LOL! Thank you for watching and commenting.
Thanks for including a Bigfoot. There are not enough videos of newer models. A longer and more thorough walk around and walk through version would be much appreciated.
Hey Ted,
We appreciate the support and suggestion! :)
Thanks for watching and commenting!
❤ Mike and Susan
Mid-60s couple here. My husband still works full-time in sales, I work part-time from home.He has no desire to quit working 😮, thinks that men die when they retire 😢.
I want to get out in nature and go birdwatching. We live in Florida with a fantastic park system. So we are looking at a compromise of him taking an extra day off every now and then. Sooo, we are replacing one of our cars. I am trying to figure what small camper would suit us. The tear drops just wouldn’t work with our present knees and joints. Maybe a Casita or a Scamp, maybe big enough to add 2 grandchildren in sleeping bags on the floor or bunks.
The weight of those packed will tell us what size SUV/truck we need to get. Looking at a Ford Escape with I think a 3,500# limit. Probably not big enough. Or don’t fill water tanks until we get to campground
Sounds like you've started to do some good research. We always say only tow 80% of your vehicles tow capacity to be safe. The Ford Escape doesn't really have a high tow capacity. The Casita Heritage model has optional bunks. Let us know if you have any questions. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I’ve recently learned the newer ford ranger might have a towing weight of about 5,500 lbs, depending how it’s set up. One of the most important things about towing is focusing on the tongue weight. Never fully max out a towing vehicle, as you’ll want to reserve a little of the “power” for climbing hills, and consider the weight of everything you’ll put into your camper when towing it. Happy camping.
Lol, my husband says he won’t retire & he’ll work half a day on the day of his funeral..
@@genitagray6126 Sorry to hear this. I retired when I was 60 and we got our camper this May. No looking back for us. We are hitting the road and discovering all the hidden gems America has to offer. We make new friends at every location we camp.
Really great video and review. Thanks
Thanks for watching and for the kind words!
Mike and Susan
I loved seeing different RV’s in one video. After seeing RV’s that were once on the top RV’s, end up on the worst list, I stopped shopping. After watching this video, I might go shopping again… 😊
I'm so glad you saw that has peaked your interest! 🙌 Thanks for watching and commenting Genita!
I love the Oliver, just beautiful🤗
Hey Dorothy,
Great choice! :)
Thanks for watching and commenting!
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We pick up our brand new Casita in February and can't wait to join this cult, I mean community! 😄 Thanks for showing us around all of the other fiberglass campers.
😂 You're welcome. So exciting!!! Thank you for watching and commenting.
Liking that 25’ Bigfoot 🤔
Hey Dixie,
Isn't it nice? 👀
Thanks for watching and commenting!
❤ Mike and Susan
So nice that Bigfoot. I could live in that full-time for sure, and loving it ❤
Hey John
Great choice!! :)
Thanks for watching and commenting!
❤ Mike and Susan
I love that decal in the bathroom of the Oliver Legacy Elite! (also love the trailer..)
She did a great job with the decor! Thanks for watching and commenting.
Great video!! Love the fiber glass campers. Especially Katy's Casita Closet. Wonderful, Just wonderful.
Hey OryonStar,
Great choice!! We appreciate the love and support!! :)
Thanks for watching and commenting!
❤ Mike and Susan
The guy that owns the Bigfoot is carrying a concealed pistol, in case he encounters the real Bigfoot 😊
🤣 That is a great point! Thank you for watching our Fiberglass RV tour video and commenting!
Excellent video tour. These are really nice clean units.
Thanks Jim. Glad you enjoyed these fiberglass RVs. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Awesome Scamp Feature ! Can you give me contact info for Raymond? How much Watts of Solar was on that Scamp? Amazing
Found out the Scamp featured has 700 watts of solar!
So glad you enjoyed the Scamp and found out the watts of solar. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Love that 21 ft, escape ,
Love that Escape 5.0 5th wheel floor plan! Thank you Mildred!
It was nice meeting y'all at the Pineknot Rally.
It was nice meeting you guys as well. We hope you enjoy your closet!
Hi Jesse and Tyler!
It was great to meet you guys too!!!!
All the best with your YT Channel and going full time!!!
Mike and Susan
@@RVBlogger Thank you!
@@RosebudsTravels Yes, we loved meeting y'all. We love the closet.
This was awesome! All fiberglass in one place makes it easier to compare. Please continue keeping up the good work! Blessings!!
Hey cdLady
We appreciate the love support and kind words :)
Have a great one!
Great video-we’re glad you joined us at the rally!
Hi Karen,
We loved attending the rally and meeting everyone!
We had a blast!
Thanks!
Mike and Susan
Amazing campers. Maybe the my next one.
Oh, and Excellent video!! (Great job with the camera Susan!! And Mike didn’t do any “ elbow room” testing of toilets! lol
Thanks guys.
Stay safe!!
Hey Bob
We appreciate the love and support!! Thank you so much for your kind words! People either love or hate the elbow tests! 😂
Thanks for watching and commenting!
❤ Mike and Susan
Why in the world would you put the fridge next to the oven? I've never seen that before... for an obvious reason.
Hey Peter Piper
Good point!
Thanks for watching and commenting!
❤ Mike and Susan
You forgot to mention the holding tanks on most of our units but I like to watch your videos great 👍 job
Thank you for the kinds words. We never mention tank capacity in our reviews. We try to keep them brief since we include several RVs in each. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I have a 2001 Starflyte on Chevy chassis. I LOVE the fiberglass
Hey Diana,
Very awesome! Safe travels and happy camping! :)
Thanks for watching and commenting!
❤ Mike and Susan
Lovin the bigfoot !!!
Hey Little House of Beans,
Great choice, it looks NICE!
Thanks for watching and commenting!
❤ Mike and Susan
Any of them for sale second hand reasonable prices
These RVs were not for sale. We attended a Fiberglass RV Rally.
Anything cheaper fiberglass for sale
Something I never understood .. if your actually camping ... Why is a TV important ?? I don't even have one at home so 🙄🙄 ... Just beyond my thoughts
Some people don’t use these rigs to just camp. Some people live in them full time, so it’s their home and since a TV was a creature comfort in their sticks and bricks home, so most rv people have a TV in their rig…
Hi TriciaAnn,
Not everyone camps the same. Some folks like having a TV and others don't. It just depends on what everyone's needs and wants are. One of the best things about RVing is meeting others and learning about (and from) them. It's a great way to see things from other people's points of view.
Thanks for watching!
Mike
Best part of having a tv is weather watching during storms!
@PatiMeltz We mostly use our TV in the Oliver Legacy Elite 2 for watching UA-cam videos, researching travel destinations and even playing music videos. An occasional movie is enjoyed on rainy days as well. Probably around 85% of our awake time is spent outdoors when we are traveling in our camper.
The best part of the fiberglass caravan is that it doesn't leak or get old.
We completely agree! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Everything ages and also everything requires maintenance. That being said, with modest care, a fiberglass camper will outlast almost all other types of construction. Some believe the aluminum Airstreams are durable in this way. Get caught in a hail storm of quarter sized hail with both and the fiberglass camper will come through with no real damage. The Airstream will need the skin replaced.
I love these tours where owners show how they use and modify their RV to work for them. :) So informative. Thank you Mike, Susan and all the travel trailer owners!
You're welcome and thank you! I have to agree, we truly appreciate these families opening the camper doors to allow us to tour and interview them. We love seeing their modifications and storage tips! So glad you enjoyed our Fiberglass RV video, thank you for watching and commenting!
Wonderful video. Maybe you can tell us how much they each weigh. Other than that.. Love it.
Hey Flowers Flowers,
We appreciate the love and support and suggestion! Usually our videos do include the weight when we're at a RV Show :)
Thanks for watching and commenting!
❤ Mike and Susan
I did see weights at the beginning of most of these videos if not all. They are at the bottom of the screen.
I like seeing the personalization the owners have done to make their campers more convenient. I'm currently researching for purchase '24/25 and the ideas are really helpful.
Same! I love seeing the decor and awesome storage tips! Thank you for watching our Fiberglass video and commenting!
Wow! My parents were from Grapeland. Home of the Grapeland Sandies 🌪️
Hey Susan
SO COOL!!! :)
Thanks for watching and commenting!
❤ Mike and Susan
Didn't know about fiberglass campers. I loved this video. It was very informative and has me thinking about one. Stay safe on your travels.
Hey Ann,
We appreciate the love and support, thank you so much for your kind words :)
Thanks for watching and commenting!
❤ Mike and Susan
@@RVBlogger I've been thinking about something. Is there a website that would tell me where RV Shows for 2023 will be held?
@@ann66pearson4 there are quite a few blog articles on that topic. Here’s a great resource from our friends at @RVLifestyle rvlifestyle.com/rv-show-list/
Thanks so much. Yes, I checked it out. Now that's some list! Saves a lot of research when you know right where to go.
Mike, you seem like such a nice guy! I enjoy your videos, thank you!
Hey Travis,
We appreciate the love, support, and kind words, thank you so much :)
Thanks for watching and commenting!
❤ Mike and Susan
I really like the Bigfoot lots of room and storage and big dry bath
It's a great fiberglass floor plan! Thanks for watching and commenting.
We purchased a 2022 Escape 19 and picked up in June. We traveled from WA to NY and back and loved our trailer. The great thing about Escape, if U buy new, is so much of it is customizable right from the factory. The other thing I like is the headliner is not carpet but foam backed vinyl. Good video showing the different brands.
Congratulations on buying your Escape!!! Thank you for adding the "buying new" tip! And thanks for watching and commenting.
Wow... This is like a heaven!! I am wondering how much you guys must have enjoyed touring all these RVs!! Awesome Ep!! Thank you for sharing!!
I'm so glad you enjoyed the tours! We had soooo much fun meeting everyone and making friends! Thanks again for all your support!
Towing: Someone please comment about towing with a 6 cylinder FWD SUV . I have a Highlander rated for 5000 lbs I think. Is it really doable or practical? Any negatives?
We recommend that you only tow up to 80% of your vehicles max towing capacity which in your case is 4,000 lbs. So you need to find a camper that weighs around 3,000 pounds so after you load it with all of your gear and supplies it weighs around 4,000 lbs.
Hope this helps!
Mike
This was very informative and for a solo person the casita wins in function and price if comparing to a Oliver .You can add camping gear to make almost any mods to suit your needs without breaking the bank.
I agree! I think these are great, reliable small campers for a solo RVer!!! Thank you for watching our RV tour and commenting Frank!
I love that the Escape 21c had a bidet. Tell us more about using a bidet in an RV - i.e. do you need extra water storage? How much?
Sorry I don't have information to help you about a bidet in an RV. Thank you for watching our RV tour and commenting.
I am looking for a fiber glass truck camper for a 2022 Chevy Colorado with the v6 rear wheel drive its the work truck it has a 5.2 but if I leave the tail gate down its 7.feet
There are quite a few great truck camper manufacturers on the market with a variety of sizes to fit any truck. We reviewed 3 different manufacturers in this video ua-cam.com/video/btsdQlrSblY/v-deo.html This might help you in your search. Also check out Palomino and Host. Thank you for watching our fiberglass RV tour video and commenting!
Hello, I loved the Bigfoot!! This was a great video, thank you! 😊
Hey Eyes Wide Open,
Great choice! We appreciate the love support and kind words :)
Thanks for watching and commenting!
❤ Mike and Susan
I like the way you present the RV’s,,,,, there are 4 out of yall i watch… most of the sales presenters are too techi,,, they will talk about a gadget on the wall for half the video,,, they will not pull back or pan the camera around and when they are done, they were so close up on the camera you have no idea what the camper even looks like. You do good work.
Thank you so much Beverly! We truly appreciate your support! 🤗❤️
I'll tell I like the escape and the bigfòòt
More on with traylers
@24:36, what is the brand of the quiet A/C?
The A/C manufacturer is Houghton. I do believe you can purchase after market through Recpro. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I'd really love to own a Bigfoot! Looks like a great trailer but that price is way outside what I can afford.
Hi Christine,
The BigFoot campers are really nice! Maybe you can find a more affordable used BigFoot?
Thanks for watching!
Mike and Susan
@@RVBlogger I started looking right after I finished watching the video. I think it might take a while to find one close to me. I really enjoy you videos! Thanks for all your content.
I love the escape 21C!!!
Hey Cheryl,
Great choice!!
Thanks for watching and commenting!
❤ Mike and Susan
I love Dave and Linda's camper😍I love how people get so creative with storage too.
I am obsessed with seeing how people creatively store items in their RV! Lol thanks for watching and commenting
Very interesting videos of the fiberglass campers, I have never seen any while camping. They would be an excellent choice if someone wanted to upgrade from a tent or even a popup camper. They have enough space to fit two people comfortably and looks like they have a ton of space, very well laid out.
Glad you like them!
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Mike and Susan
Casitas are the absolute best for value, and if you need something bigger Escape!
We also like Oliver and BigFoot. Have you had a chance to check those out? We did a video similar to this one at a Fiberglass Rally. ua-cam.com/video/R5ofLqoRVZ8/v-deo.html Thank you for watching our RV tour video and commenting. We appreciate your support!
We liked the Ember trailer the most. But can a Ram 1500 hemi tow it?
Check the tow capacity of your Ram. If it's 12,750lbs then you should be good. Thanks for watching our RV tour video and commenting.
I want that Bigfoot sooooo bad! Once these kids are out of the nest, it's mine! 😀
Hey Wallace,
Yes 😂
Thanks for watching and commenting!
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I always enjoy your videos, thank you. What I would find helpful, is knowing what type of vehicle they use to tow their RV. There is a lot to consider, and I’m not sure what type of tow vehicle I’ll need to buy, when I figure out what RV we want to buy. Also, I understand tongue weight is an important factor.
Sounds like you will be purchasing both an RV and a tow vehicle. I think it's important to find the travel trailer floor plan you like. Then you'll know the GVWR and hitch weight, that'll help you decide what tow vehicles to consider. Thanks for watching our tour video and commenting Brad.
Yes, thank you. However, it would be nice to know what vehicles people are using to tow their RV.
It's very interesting to see how people actually live in the RVs! This was fascinating.
We have some more tours that show how people use their RVs in the near future so stay tuned!
As always, thanks for watching!
Mike and Susan
Are there any videos that show how a Bigfoot is made or a factory tour?
Hey Beth,
We currently do not have a video like that.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
❤ Mike and Susan
It's made in Canada. I saw a video showing the couple's problems after buying one new. Nothing major, but it was a good one to watch.
Great vid, lots of good info. Thanx.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching and commenting.
Love fiberglass campers! Bigfoots are well made. There is a small camper called happy camper? Not sure but the inside was like legos ,storage cubes that you set up how you want or even out side.1 was a sink,several to make a bed,etc.,then there is the lil snoozy camper.beautiful all electric camper.loved the setup in that one.have you heard of those?
We love them too! I would love to tour a Happy Camper!!! We did get to tour a Lil Snoozy once at another fiberglass rally ua-cam.com/video/R5ofLqoRVZ8/v-deo.html Thanks for watching and commenting.
The gal that lives in the Casita.... what pet/animal does she has with her?
She has a little dog. Thank you for watching our Fiberglass tour video and commenting!
Which of the manufacturers do you think works best at keeping cool in the hot Texas heat or Southwest part of the country. We are looking at some of the larger fiberglass units . Really like the Bigfoot , Escape and Maybe a Oliver.
Sorry we don't have that information since we do not user experience. It would probably be best to find that information out from customer reviews or forums. I do believe there are even facebook groups you can join and ask these types of questions. Thank you for watching our Fiberglass tour video and commenting.
@@David-sc2sq
Thanks for the info
Find a used Oliver. The quality is better than any trailer we’ve seen or owned (two Airstreams), good support from the factory and the very active and helpful Oliver forum.
@@steveparsons6324
I have finally looked at a Oliver in person after looking at a Bigfoot in person. I do like the build of the Oliver but not the space inside. The Bigfoot I believe is an equal to Oliver in build quality and has the room inside we would need .
@@steveparsons6324 Great advice! We do love the Oliver floor plans.
My family loves our 16' Scamp we got this year. I got a few good ideas from looking at these trailers. Thanks!
Hey Kevin,
That's awesome, best of luck!! :)
Safe travels and happy camping!
Thanks for watching and commenting!
❤ Mike and Susan
Wow, does that gathering happen every year? It is a mere 78 miles from my two lots in Tool, Tx (and they are for sale)
I believe they have that rally every year in Pine Knot around the same time. It's possible to find one for sale by owner. Glad you enjoyed our Fiberglass video. Thank you for watching and commenting!
I owned an '88 Casita King Sleeper. That was when they were built on Mondays and Fridays. Axle broke because it was way underrated...like 2200lb. Cheap was the Plan of the Day when they were built. Did we enjoy it? Ya we did. Kids were small and we made do. Pulled it with a '90 Mazda van. It did alright for the most part. Back then, Casita was only in Rice, Tx and then we moved to Wa State. I wanna say we got it out the door for $7700. Still can't wrap my head around these things costing over $20K.
Sounds like you made some amazing memories in your Casita. Unfortunately the MSRP on all RVs has increased dramatically. Hopefully we'll begin to see prices come down. Thank you for watching our RV tour video and commenting. We appreciate your support!
The only RV one owned was a Winnebago View that didn’t have a wet bath. I hear some peeps say they’d never buy a wet bath RV and I don’t get it. What’s hard about sitting down for a shower?
When I lived in Japan I bathed on a stool. I would soap up, a girlfriend would scrubbing my back and pour water over my head and I got rinsed off easily.
I really like escape trailers. Their floor plans seem to leave the living area more open and less closed in.
The wet bath is very easy to use to take a shower. It's after the shower that the problems begin.
First of all you have to dry of the toilet and the shower floor to be able to go to the bathroom. And if you are not perfectly level the floor could have a deep puddle in one corner. It's very inconvenient to have a wet bath. We rented and camped in a Class C RV with a wet bath for 10 days so we knew this would not work for us.
Thanks for watching!
The Oliver trailers are beautiful !
We completely agree! Love their design. Thanks for watching our Fiberglass RV tour video and commenting.
Nice to see all of these. What a difference between the 17 ft and the 20ft.
So glad you like the fiberglass campers. I agree about the difference esp not having slideouts. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I like the fiberglass and the 4 seasons category for year round travels. Haven't owned one yet although I was a full timer and Park manager all year for 6 years. Couldn't ask for better neighbors and I seen all the different rigs. I eventually built a travel cabin from from the tires up. Sold it. Now I'm looking. Gold prospector me.
I bet you have met quite a few interesting people as a park manager. Love the durability of a fiberglass travel trailer. Thank you for watching our RV tour video and commenting.
i like the bathroom door design just think it would better with a quarter moon shape in it
Hey Daniel,
Great idea! :)
Thanks for watching and commenting!
❤ Mike and Susan
@@RVBlogger I'm looking for a small couples trailer without bunk's and dinette it can a used one
Nice video
Thanks for watching!
Mike and Susan