i like the light colors. the cook top is a little strange. the murphy bed is nice. I like the fridge. Love the big awning. Great storage. Its very nice.... no one likes a shower curtain..
I love that you mentioned the length of the trailer from trailer hitch to end! Some of us wanna know if it will fit in our driveway without blocking the sidewalk.
Nice entry level camper. Pluses are: fiberglass siding, love the Murphy bed, with couch on bottom, love the large bunks, there's a lot packed into this tiny camper. Giant sink, I love that. I love the dual burner cook top. That's the biggest compressor fridge I've ever seen in a camper that small. Good call on NOT putting a tub shower in there. Flat floor showers are easier to get in and out of. I'd add a screen room, if that awning can take one. That'd give folks a bit more living space. Negatives are: heavy tongue weight for such a small camper. That may keep folks from using smaller SUVs with V6s. Weight distribution is really needed. And always remind folks that the more things you put in the camper, the more the tongue weight can go up. I don't care at all for the large "Platinum" graphics, they're too eye catching, they're like a billboard (ugh). They need to be more subtle, and a lot smaller. As usual, I'd upgrade to a convection oven. Small dislike, I'd have gone with a folding table in the dinette area, and as Matt said, one that's smaller. Through the years, I've learned I'm not a fan of those twin pipes in the floor design, they get really hard to pull up and out. Those metal cones in the floor, they are too easily stepped on and they hurt my feet. The only things I'd improve the design, if possible, is to put a rear hatch behind the bottom bunk and make the bottom bunk hinge up, so folks can get bikes, or small canoes in there. I'd remove the sink from the bathroom, to open up the toilet area, or maybe get a bigger shower stall in there. I have to scratch my head over the tiny outside kitchen area. I'd have definitely put mounts for a grill outside, but the tiny fridge isn't really needed with that giant fridge inside. In fact, I'd trade the tiny fridge outside for a nice slide out grill. Love the camper overall, thank you for reviewing the smaller campers.
I like the windows over the bunks and sink and dinette. Like the prime plastic PP ;) Dislike the shower, dislike the bunks. Seems like the headroom is low, but would be fine for children.
I like the fridge, the colors and the Murphy bed. I dislike that there is no oven. The stovetop is cure imho. Was there a curtain to pull to make the bed area more private ?
Likes: Large Fridge/Freezer, sink in bathroom, interior color palette Dislikes: Ext. kitchen area drawer (would prefer tray or nothing), minuscule hanging area, no convection micro, no full wall blocking 2nd bunk Really like this trailer overall!
Three things I like are...the Murphy bed, cooktop, and the awning. Three things I don’t like...microwave-I would have wanted a convection oven microwave, the shower curtain-uck can’t stand those things getting wet, and the dinette--a small couch with a table would have worked just fine.
That is a perfect starter rig for a young family to use on weekends and 2 week vacations. -1 Loose the outside fridge and use that space for storage -2 No ladder - but it likely doesn't have a walkable roof -3 I would want 2 batteries because of that fantastic 6' compressor fridge +1 That Murphy bed setup really opens up the interior without the need of a slide +2 The storage in/out is outstanding for that size rig +3 The 15" tire rims give it great clearance for exploring. Most all in that size range use 14". For under $1k if you swapped out the 20lb propane for a 30lb, added a power tounge jack and a 100 watt portable solar kit you would have an incredible rig. This is a big-big-big winner for Forest River! EDIT: If it is just a single person or a couple you could convert the bunk area for mega storage, or for us it would become a kingdom for the cats!
+ murphy bed! + bathroom is not a tub/toilet combo + fridge - Have the bunks designed to convert into a desk area if need be. - Needs a convection microwave. Stove is perfectly fine. - do the arm rests on the main bed open up for storage?
Thanks to your review we bought this model for $15K. It’s the best model in its category and price range. We looked at two Gulf Stream models that were slightly cheaper, but neither of the Gulf Streams had double bunks (only singles), only one bunk had a window and not two like this model. Neither Gulf Stream had a Murphy bed, and one of the Gulf Streams didn’t have a bathroom sink and medicine cabinet. If you see this model first then other models in this category can’t compare. We are a family of five, so this is perfect for us!
OK, I am going to give Matt my comment to the OEMs so that they would have millions more buyers: Stop with the cheap beds, and the electric awnings, and cheap seats and funky tables!! seriously, have a phenomenal spacious luxurious bathroom, and a comfortable bed, maybe add a desk, a decent kitchen and a great fridge. Tons of solar and wifi, and think about couples of single people. You would have millions more clients, particularly in this environment. To me a RV is to enjoy the outside, while having an awesome john and bed warm or cool. I dont need a sitting roon/living room! They got the whole concept upside down...in my opinion. OK I am available for any consulting hehe...
Allow me to pile on. Stop putting outlets (electrical/USB) high up on a wall. WHY?!? Most people do not like cords dangling in the middle of a wall. No RV, I don't care how cheap or expensive, should ever have metal blinds. Seriously, stop putting in metal blinds! Get more creative with the galley when it comes to counter/prep space. If you're designing an RV for families, guess what? You need some space to prepare meals.
Ok, I really really like this towable. There is one major thing that is a dislike. This is a travel trailer under 23 ft, which would be perfect for me and my dogs. Why do they need to sleep 7 people in that small space! That is crazy! Take out those two bunks and give me a space to actually relax or a desk to work. And give me a desk/work area. Of course....as always, I don't need a dinette. Take it out and give me a recliner/theater seat. I know the theater seat would increase the cost, but I'd rather pay for the comfort. I do love that little kitchen. Even the two burner tandem stove top. I"ve always wondered why they made them cock-eyed! It saves space and looks much neater being tandem. And I understand Andrea saying a smaller sink would yield a larger counter, but if you just leave the right half of the sink cover on, then you'd have that counter space. Please....start turning those fans on before you start the filming. I always feel so bad for you both when you are sweating so badly!
I like the double bunk for storage space. Put up a bungee cord & you can fit many totes in there, top & bottom! As for the floor level under bunks, that’s for my German Shepherd!
So often you see people dragging these 3500lb trailers, on something that can handle max of 3500... then they load up the water and stock it full of supplies and propane. Ending up going well above the 3500lb tow limit.
I don't use more than 1 or 2 burners cooking so I like the space savings. Large sink is a bonus. Need MaxAir Fans. What is the construction/ roof and truss. AWESOME fridge!
Andrea you glisten well not sweat! I like the 2-burner with glass cover. likes 1. awning it is great! 2. outside fridge 3. pass thru storage dislikes 1. dinette should be u-shaped 2. privacy curtain for bunks 3. needs a pop of color-art deco maybe :)
Three things I like: 1) Small size, Easy tow. 2) Large Mid-size refer/freezer. 3) Lots of sleeping areas... Three things I don't like: 1) No double sink to wash on one side and rinse on the other. 2) No convection or propane oven. and 3) No privacy curtains.
I think Wildwood out did them self with these updates the gray color is gorgeous, love the fridge, love everything if it just had an extra pantry and a north-south bed I would buy it but my husband is too long for an East West. Love the new stove top it’s so much better than that cheap looking one they used to have in there. I honestly don’t have any dislikes except for the fact that it doesn’t have a north-south bed and that’s not really a dislike it’s just a personal preference
As to stove top, 2 burners ok but could be offset a bit like taking one rear burner off usual 3 burner one, so handle isn't swinging over counter space. Like outdoor fridge, could have put pull out sink there and door for rest of space in rear. Would prefer to have 2 propane tanks on front, roof solar hookups too. Would get rid of bottom bunk, have top one as a single, with more cabinets under so have decent wardrobe or pantry space; still sleeps 5 with dinette.
LIKE: 1. Interior Color/Decor 2. Refrigerator 3. Couch/Murphy Bed and 4. Outside Kitchen DISLIKE: 1. NO FLIP UP COUNTER NEXT TO COOKTOP (adds prep space) 2. Dinette (needs a little more room when sitting) 3. Shower curtain and 4. No microwave/confection oven Overall, it does offer a great price! Nice trailer.
LOVE 1. Bright interior/colors 2. Big bunks/huge windows 3. Price/fridge size DISLIKE 1. No convection oven 2. Shower curtain 3. Tiny dinette (Stretched to find real dislikes) I ❤️it! Great review! Sorry it was so hot🔥
Forest River Wild Wood Bunkhouse travel trailer offers unique storage solutions in a well decorated modern designed trailer with an awesome price point. Dislikes: 1) Not a fan of the Dinette, I would rather have a sofa that faces the kitchen given the size of the trailer. I can always get TV dinner trays or a folding table if I need to. 2) I agree with Andrea, a nautilus shower door would be better. Campers can choose to decorate with a shower curtain outside of that if they want to 3) Would have liked a second propane tank with cover. (Back-ups and Spares are super important). Love 1) I love the outdoor "kitchen" / storage area, you can keep drinks and snacks out there so you are not running in and out as much while enjoying your surroundings or making a quick pit stop to eat 2) the indoor kitchen is spacious given the overall size. Excellent size refrigerator, large sink, and I even like the front to back burners given the limited space. Would be nice to have a pop-up counter for a little extra space, when needed 3)The open storage available underneath the bottom bunk is great for storing luggage or supplies and still offer room for a furbaby or two.
Andrea Foxcroft gotcha! Thanks Andrea Oh, and I heard it was your birthday yesterday? so Happy Birthday a little late!! I love Matt and think he is awesome but this channel wouldn’t be even close to what it is without you being a part of it!! It’s the two of you as a team that has made this my, and so many others, favorite UA-cam channel 😘🙂So God bless and I hope y’all find time to relax and enjoy some time just doing whatever you want.
I do like the stove with the 2 burners vertical. It looks very residential and it's no big deal to put one pot behind the other, as we do at home. - wish it was a microwave/ convection oven. With a tiny kitchen, that would be a better fit.
Likes: 1. Murphy bed. 2. The small refrigerator outside. 3. Size of the refrigerator inside. Dislikes: 1. Dinette seems tight. 2. Give me an oven with the microwave or make it a convection microwave. 3. Sink may be a bit too big for this unit. Would be nice to have a little counter space.
Murphy bed is awesome. We are getting ready to buy a camper. This is high on the list. We are debating weather to get something this size or smaller. It's hard to find a small camper with a big fridge and toilet that doesn't break the bank. Seems you get a way better deal in the 20' range.
I live in a travel trailer, so when I look at one it's from that perspective. The 3 things I don't like are the dinette, if rather there be nothing there so I could put in my own things, it needs at least a convection oven to complete the kitchen (I actually would be happy with a little smaller fridge to make more room for an oven if necessary,) and I also wish the shower curtain would be on a track. The 3 things I love are that there's no slide out, I love the sofa with the loose back cushions, and I love the light colored interior. With a few modifications I could live in this unit. 💗
Hmmm. Still can't tow it with my Jeep Renegade. Likes: 1) size of the awning 2) fridge 3) stove top. I like the one over the other style. Dislikes: 1) that the door interferes with the awning arm. It hit it when Matt was putting it out, when he opened the door to go inside and it looked like it was rubbing when he brought it back in. 2) that the upper bunk doesn't fold up out of the way in case you wanted the lower bunk to just be a bed. 3) not much storage for clothes and supplies inside.
Very astute recognition of what we saw too about the interference of the door with the awning! Nice job! The engineer must have been napping there? Must be the same one who designed our 2015 Thor Challenger 37ND? We ended up paying for Thor’s mistakes and would NEVER BUY THOR, and NEVER BUY FROM THE DEALERSHIP WE DID, TOTAL VALUE! Shower leaked under floor as we had to place 2 large towels down on the floor to wipe it dry? Thanks Thor? You screwed up and we paid, depreciation huge after only 4 years after we took excellent care of it and added several very expensive upgrades that we could not back? Sorry but so glad we got out of RV’s as everyone knows they are not made to travel down the highways going 70mph? However Thor could care less!
Thanks for the entry level!! We are looking for something like this as we upgrade from our pop-up. LOVE: 1) brighter colors, 2) large window in dinette, 3) large awning with outdoor frig DISLIKE:1) Murphy bed (need walkaround and space for CPAP), 2) Tight bathroom (I am a big and tall man), 3) Tongue crank (I would upgrade to power jack) How long are you in Jacksonville, we are very close buy (minutes) and would love to meet you!!
Love this trailer. Light interior is great. Panoramic window by dinette is awesome! I hate campers with tiny little windows. Double bunks in small trailer? Nice! To me, this isn't just a "start up" camper. My start up camper was a pop-up with manual everything and no bathroom. This camper is pure luxury to me and doesnt seem like it would be a pain to haul or back into a site. Thanks for the great review.
Nice little entry level travel trailer. Likes: Light colors inside - makes it much more roomy Large fridge Murphy bed Dislikes: Small dinette looks pretty uncomfortable Shower curtain Small cooktop in relation to sink
Definitely entry level. Good for the starter market. My 3's: Likes: 1. The awning. 2. The outside 'kitchen' and shower. 3. The cook top (sorry, Matt, but that is super cool). Dislikes: 1. No way to shut off bunk area. So, you're traveling with kids...how do you get them settled down without staying out of the rog and not turning any lites on when you come in?? Ugh 2. The dinette is cheap and flimsy. Again, with a family, how long before it's destroyed? 3. Flimsy cushions on the couch thingy. Thanks.
Likes: Murphy bed, dinette- as the primary seating, it needs to be large. But the table could a little more fluffy friendly. The stove top- I really like the position. It takes up 1/2 the space a regular cook top would. If there was a smaller sink, you'd have a nice counter top area. Dislike- no storage for clothes, not much for pantry. I like the Murphy bed, but it sure isn't CPAP friendly. I'd like to see one this size, but without the bunks. Or at least be able to fold it out of the way to have more flexible use of the space. It's a great size for a couple's camper.
I like it. A doubt I’d use the Murphy bed as a bed unless I had a lot of people camping with me since the bunk beds are full adult size. But I like having the option. The fridge is nice, the bathroom is nice. Kinda wish it had a cassette toilet instead of a regular rv toilet. Limited tank sizes make me regret having to use some of it for that. Not 100% thrilled with the bland colors, but that’s what throw pillows are for. The table is definitely too big for that small of a dinette. I’m kind of ah with the stove. It’s only 2 burners, but it’s flush mounted, so it’s better than those two burner stoves that stick up.
Entry level - it’s got a lot going on for it Likes: The FRIDGE! Great size (and the extra one outside) The big sink! (I can use the dinette for prep space) The generous awning Dislikes: Shower curtain No oven and/or the microwave isn’t a convection microwave I feel like it’s going to need more than one battery (and solar)
I'm kind of a weirdo, because if the bunks can hold my weight, I'd just use one and leave the murphy bed for guests. I'd also consider gutting the dinette in favor of a folding table and a couple of comfy chairs. That seems like a better use for the space. . I know they're only for weekend trips or whatever, but I like to think about these as if I were living in them just on the off-chance that becomes necessary for someone.
3 Likes: 1) The murphy bed is actually good at not being in the way when not in use & is easy to setup or takedown. 2) Doesn't waste space on more than 2 cooktops 3) The bathroom seems big enough to do the job 3 Dislikes 1) Microwave doesn't appear to be convection. That should be mandatory on any unit that doesn't have an actual oven 2) The "outdoor kitchen" is essentially just a mini-fridge and a badly positioned drawer. It's so lacking in function that it's essentially pointless. That can go. 3) The dinette is kind of a waste of space in a unit like this. It genuinely looks like it's there just to fulfill some arbitrary requirement for dinettes in all travel trailers.
Like the bunk house, Murphy bed, good for beginner (like me), under 5,000 pounds- good for a midsize SUV Need a slide out, outdoor kitchen, and bathroom seems a little small
Likes 1 outdoor kitchen, more than some of those $250,000 class A 2 window over sink 3 big interior fridge Dislikes 1 don't like Murphy beds... 2 manual tongue jack 3 no pantry room
Y’all from PG County? The earring thing cracked me up. I really liked the awning, the corner sink in the bathroom (I wish we had one in our Aspen Trail!) and how light and bright the bunkhouse is! I didn’t like the flimsy look of the dinette, smaller fridge would give you more counter space and possibly the four P’s and that was about it for the dislikes. Thanks for doing towables, especially the bunkhouse floor plan!
Love the changes. Love that the inside of the cabinets are white...helps to see what's inside. I like the big sink and the 2-burner stovetop. Love the Murphy bed and big awning. Dislikes? Not really anything...nitpicks would be color matched cargo doors on outside, bottom step seems too low to ground.
I would love this exterior on larger trailers. The simple clean white with contrasting black that is. Could be better without the red and angled stripe but better than normal. Like the red on the rear as a safety feature.
Hello, I like the Murphy bed, the sink is to big, I like it though. Like the colors! Don't like the bunks, don't like the shower, cooktop is strange, love the awning. Great review Matt and Andrea!👍👍❤❤
Likes: 1. Light interior colors 2. Murphy bed that gives you option for sofa (extra seating) on rainy days 3. Big awning and outdoor mini fridge Dislikes: 1. Foldable mattress 2. East/West bed 3. Small amount of interior storage
It is what it is...a beginner travel trailer for novices. Love the awning and the bed also the refer. Stove, dinette and shower curtain are my dislikes but the trailer as a whole is not bad. Good video and review
Can you do a video on the 3 RV's with the LEAST amount of Fermaldehyde and toxic off-gassing? I saw the 2021 Mercedes Class B Tommy Bahama has ZERO Formaldehyde and nominal or no off-gassing. This is a huge selling point for people these days, especially full-timers. Please push your manufacturers for more of this type of product. Thank you.
HI MATT AND ANDREA..NICE TOWABLE..❤1.light 2.floorplan 3.tires and axel!😔1.Bunks ok 2.Murphy bed? Comfortable?3.kitchen nice..bath not so much!NICE REVIEW KIDS!
Love this little trailer, this is exactly the size and features my wife & I will be looking for this spring. I don’t mind the stovetop as it allows the huge sink. I love the versatility of a Murphy bed. I also love the outdoor kitchen. I think you could fit a small 1 or 2 burner Camp stove in there. The shower is a little small but doable. 👍
This is such a cute trailer. I do have to disagree with Matt about the stove having the burners front to back vs side to side takes up less counter top space.
Like colors Bathroom decent size Sleeps a few in small size Like couch area for day use Like stove and big sink Don’t like manual hook up Just love you guys doing all kinds of stuff now
THAT STOVE TOP IS PEEERRFECT! Look at all the counter space!
I’ve seen two videos of this travel trailer and I really believe this is perfect for us.
Very cute and looks like a good little travel trailer. Thank you!
It’s cute guys. But I really want to see the IPod 202. It’s amazing
Me too!
I mean R Pod lol
i like the light colors. the cook top is a little strange. the murphy bed is nice. I like the fridge. Love the big awning. Great storage. Its very nice.... no one likes a shower curtain..
Awesome little big bunkhouse!
I love that you mentioned the length of the trailer from trailer hitch to end! Some of us wanna know if it will fit in our driveway without blocking the sidewalk.
I like the colors and floor plan
Nice entry level camper. Pluses are: fiberglass siding, love the Murphy bed, with couch on bottom, love the large bunks, there's a lot packed into this tiny camper. Giant sink, I love that. I love the dual burner cook top. That's the biggest compressor fridge I've ever seen in a camper that small. Good call on NOT putting a tub shower in there. Flat floor showers are easier to get in and out of. I'd add a screen room, if that awning can take one. That'd give folks a bit more living space.
Negatives are: heavy tongue weight for such a small camper. That may keep folks from using smaller SUVs with V6s. Weight distribution is really needed. And always remind folks that the more things you put in the camper, the more the tongue weight can go up. I don't care at all for the large "Platinum" graphics, they're too eye catching, they're like a billboard (ugh). They need to be more subtle, and a lot smaller. As usual, I'd upgrade to a convection oven. Small dislike, I'd have gone with a folding table in the dinette area, and as Matt said, one that's smaller. Through the years, I've learned I'm not a fan of those twin pipes in the floor design, they get really hard to pull up and out. Those metal cones in the floor, they are too easily stepped on and they hurt my feet.
The only things I'd improve the design, if possible, is to put a rear hatch behind the bottom bunk and make the bottom bunk hinge up, so folks can get bikes, or small canoes in there. I'd remove the sink from the bathroom, to open up the toilet area, or maybe get a bigger shower stall in there. I have to scratch my head over the tiny outside kitchen area. I'd have definitely put mounts for a grill outside, but the tiny fridge isn't really needed with that giant fridge inside. In fact, I'd trade the tiny fridge outside for a nice slide out grill. Love the camper overall, thank you for reviewing the smaller campers.
I like the windows over the bunks and sink and dinette. Like the prime plastic PP ;)
Dislike the shower, dislike the bunks. Seems like the headroom is low, but would be fine for children.
I like the fridge, the colors and the Murphy bed. I dislike that there is no oven. The stovetop is cure imho. Was there a curtain to pull to make the bed area more private ?
Cute not cure...🙄
Likes: Large Fridge/Freezer, sink in bathroom, interior color palette
Dislikes: Ext. kitchen area drawer (would prefer tray or nothing), minuscule hanging area, no convection micro, no full wall blocking 2nd bunk
Really like this trailer overall!
Three things I like are...the Murphy bed, cooktop, and the awning. Three things I don’t like...microwave-I would have wanted a convection oven microwave, the shower curtain-uck can’t stand those things getting wet, and the dinette--a small couch with a table would have worked just fine.
love murphy beds!
This is outstanding
Great show, 👍...
Msrp. 23.147
Sales price
But no,, Matt's reviews get this deal
That is a perfect starter rig for a young family to use on weekends and 2 week vacations.
-1 Loose the outside fridge and use that space for storage
-2 No ladder - but it likely doesn't have a walkable roof
-3 I would want 2 batteries because of that fantastic 6' compressor fridge
+1 That Murphy bed setup really opens up the interior without the need of a slide
+2 The storage in/out is outstanding for that size rig
+3 The 15" tire rims give it great clearance for exploring. Most all in that size range use 14".
For under $1k if you swapped out the 20lb propane for a 30lb, added a power tounge jack and a 100 watt portable solar kit you would have an incredible rig. This is a big-big-big winner for Forest River!
EDIT: If it is just a single person or a couple you could convert the bunk area for mega storage, or for us it would become a kingdom for the cats!
I believe the roof is walkable, from seeing other reviews. I also agree with the 2 batteries. They should at least give the option for a second.
+ murphy bed!
+ bathroom is not a tub/toilet combo
+ fridge
- Have the bunks designed to convert into a desk area if need be.
- Needs a convection microwave. Stove is perfectly fine.
- do the arm rests on the main bed open up for storage?
Thanks to your review we bought this model for $15K. It’s the best model in its category and price range.
We looked at two Gulf Stream models that were slightly cheaper, but neither of the Gulf Streams had double bunks (only singles), only one bunk had a window and not two like this model. Neither Gulf Stream had a Murphy bed, and one of the Gulf Streams didn’t have a bathroom sink and medicine cabinet.
If you see this model first then other models in this category can’t compare.
We are a family of five, so this is perfect for us!
OK, I am going to give Matt my comment to the OEMs so that they would have millions more buyers: Stop with the cheap beds, and the electric awnings, and cheap seats and funky tables!! seriously, have a phenomenal spacious luxurious bathroom, and a comfortable bed, maybe add a desk, a decent kitchen and a great fridge. Tons of solar and wifi, and think about couples of single people. You would have millions more clients, particularly in this environment. To me a RV is to enjoy the outside, while having an awesome john and bed warm or cool. I dont need a sitting roon/living room! They got the whole concept upside down...in my opinion. OK I am available for any consulting hehe...
Allow me to pile on. Stop putting outlets (electrical/USB) high up on a wall. WHY?!? Most people do not like cords dangling in the middle of a wall. No RV, I don't care how cheap or expensive, should ever have metal blinds. Seriously, stop putting in metal blinds! Get more creative with the galley when it comes to counter/prep space. If you're designing an RV for families, guess what? You need some space to prepare meals.
Much better than the one from today's (10/21/20) video!
Very good starter trailer.
Its cute travel trailer.
I liked the stove.
Ok, I really really like this towable. There is one major thing that is a dislike. This is a travel trailer under 23 ft, which would be perfect for me and my dogs. Why do they need to sleep 7 people in that small space! That is crazy! Take out those two bunks and give me a space to actually relax or a desk to work. And give me a desk/work area. Of course....as always, I don't need a dinette. Take it out and give me a recliner/theater seat. I know the theater seat would increase the cost, but I'd rather pay for the comfort.
I do love that little kitchen. Even the two burner tandem stove top. I"ve always wondered why they made them cock-eyed! It saves space and looks much neater being tandem. And I understand Andrea saying a smaller sink would yield a larger counter, but if you just leave the right half of the sink cover on, then you'd have that counter space.
Please....start turning those fans on before you start the filming. I always feel so bad for you both when you are sweating so badly!
I like the double bunk for storage space. Put up a bungee cord & you can fit many totes in there, top & bottom! As for the floor level under bunks, that’s for my German Shepherd!
A small trailer with room to sleep my whole family of 5. A bathroom too! Nice! We currently have pop-up, but always looking at other options.
So often you see people dragging these 3500lb trailers, on something that can handle max of 3500... then they load up the water and stock it full of supplies and propane. Ending up going well above the 3500lb tow limit.
These people support the tire and transmission shops country wide !
I love that Murphy bed. Great spot for a litterbox under the bunk bed! TFS 😊
Was thinking the same about litter box.🐱
Me too. Cat and me are inseperable.
I think that any flaws that this trailer has are offset by how light and low priced this is. I like it.
Like it all for a small trailer.
I don't use more than 1 or 2 burners cooking so I like the space savings. Large sink is a bonus. Need MaxAir Fans. What is the construction/ roof and truss. AWESOME fridge!
Andrea you glisten well not sweat! I like the 2-burner with glass cover.
likes
1. awning it is great!
2. outside fridge
3. pass thru storage
dislikes
1. dinette should be u-shaped
2. privacy curtain for bunks
3. needs a pop of color-art deco maybe :)
Three things I like: 1) Small size, Easy tow. 2) Large Mid-size refer/freezer. 3) Lots of sleeping areas... Three things I don't like: 1) No double sink to wash on one side and rinse on the other. 2) No convection or propane oven. and 3) No privacy curtains.
I think Wildwood out did them self with these updates the gray color is gorgeous, love the fridge, love everything if it just had an extra pantry and a north-south bed I would buy it but my husband is too long for an East West. Love the new stove top it’s so much better than that cheap looking one they used to have in there. I honestly don’t have any dislikes except for the fact that it doesn’t have a north-south bed and that’s not really a dislike it’s just a personal preference
Cute & Sufficient +Good Price 👍👍👍
Like the fridge, like the windows. Dislike the bathroom and microwave.. Convection oven a must.
As to stove top, 2 burners ok but could be offset a bit like taking one rear burner off usual 3 burner one, so handle isn't swinging over counter space. Like outdoor fridge, could have put pull out sink there and door for rest of space in rear. Would prefer to have 2 propane tanks on front, roof solar hookups too. Would get rid of bottom bunk, have top one as a single, with more cabinets under so have decent wardrobe or pantry space; still sleeps 5 with dinette.
Love the weight. Love the murphy bed. Love the fridge. Dislike the bunks. No place for a coffee pot. The microwave should be a convection.
I like shower, bunk beds, and murphy bed. I also don't like shower curtain
LIKE:
1. Interior Color/Decor
2. Refrigerator
3. Couch/Murphy Bed
and
4. Outside Kitchen
DISLIKE:
1. NO FLIP UP COUNTER NEXT TO COOKTOP (adds prep space)
2. Dinette (needs a little more room when sitting)
3. Shower curtain
and
4. No microwave/confection oven
Overall, it does offer a great price! Nice trailer.
LOVE
1. Bright interior/colors
2. Big bunks/huge windows
3. Price/fridge size
DISLIKE
1. No convection oven
2. Shower curtain
3. Tiny dinette
(Stretched to find real dislikes) I ❤️it!
Great review! Sorry it was so hot🔥
Let me know benefits about twin axel 2axel
Double axle tows a little bit better
13k subscribers a year ago. What an advancement.
Great little trailer absolutely love that there is no TV and the bunks are a great feature for a no slide trailer
Forest River Wild Wood Bunkhouse travel trailer offers unique storage solutions in a well decorated modern designed trailer with an awesome price point.
Dislikes:
1) Not a fan of the Dinette, I would rather have a sofa that faces the kitchen given the size of the trailer. I can always get TV dinner trays or a folding table if I need to.
2) I agree with Andrea, a nautilus shower door would be better. Campers can choose to decorate with a shower curtain outside of that if they want to
3) Would have liked a second propane tank with cover. (Back-ups and Spares are super important).
Love
1) I love the outdoor "kitchen" / storage area, you can keep drinks and snacks out there so you are not running in and out as much while enjoying your surroundings or making a quick pit stop to eat
2) the indoor kitchen is spacious given the overall size. Excellent size refrigerator, large sink, and I even like the front to back burners given the limited space. Would be nice to have a pop-up counter for a little extra space, when needed
3)The open storage available underneath the bottom bunk is great for storing luggage or supplies and still offer room for a furbaby or two.
Does it have a generator?
No.travel trailers don’t come with generators.you can buy a small one after market
Andrea Foxcroft gotcha! Thanks Andrea
Oh, and I heard it was your birthday yesterday? so Happy Birthday a little late!! I love Matt and think he is awesome but this channel wouldn’t be even close to what it is without you being a part of it!! It’s the two of you as a team that has made this my, and so many others, favorite UA-cam channel 😘🙂So God bless and I hope y’all find time to relax and enjoy some time just doing whatever you want.
like the lighter color interior
I do like the stove with the 2 burners vertical. It looks very residential and it's no big deal to put one pot behind the other, as we do at home.
- wish it was a microwave/ convection oven. With a tiny kitchen, that would be a better fit.
Likes:
1. Murphy bed.
2. The small refrigerator outside.
3. Size of the refrigerator inside.
Dislikes:
1. Dinette seems tight.
2. Give me an oven with the microwave or make it a convection microwave.
3. Sink may be a bit too big for this unit. Would be nice to have a little counter space.
Murphy bed is awesome. We are getting ready to buy a camper. This is high on the list. We are debating weather to get something this size or smaller. It's hard to find a small camper with a big fridge and toilet that doesn't break the bank. Seems you get a way better deal in the 20' range.
Love the size, murphy bed and stove. Dislikes large sink, microwave (wished it was Convection), small bathroom. Do they have one without bunks?
Ok Matt I agree with Andra that little stove is cute. Thanks for all the good reviews.
Perfect starter for small family
I live in a travel trailer, so when I look at one it's from that perspective. The 3 things I don't like are the dinette, if rather there be nothing there so I could put in my own things, it needs at least a convection oven to complete the kitchen (I actually would be happy with a little smaller fridge to make more room for an oven if necessary,) and I also wish the shower curtain would be on a track. The 3 things I love are that there's no slide out, I love the sofa with the loose back cushions, and I love the light colored interior. With a few modifications I could live in this unit. 💗
Hmmm. Still can't tow it with my Jeep Renegade.
Likes:
1) size of the awning
2) fridge
3) stove top. I like the one over the other style.
Dislikes:
1) that the door interferes with the awning arm. It hit it when Matt was putting it out, when he opened the door to go inside and it looked like it was rubbing when he brought it back in.
2) that the upper bunk doesn't fold up out of the way in case you wanted the lower bunk to just be a bed.
3) not much storage for clothes and supplies inside.
Very astute recognition of what we saw too about the interference of the door with the awning! Nice job!
The engineer must have been napping there? Must be the same one who designed our 2015 Thor Challenger 37ND?
We ended up paying for Thor’s mistakes and would NEVER BUY THOR, and NEVER BUY FROM THE DEALERSHIP WE DID, TOTAL VALUE!
Shower leaked under floor as we had to place 2 large towels down on the floor to wipe it dry?
Thanks Thor?
You screwed up and we paid, depreciation huge after only 4 years after we took excellent care of it and added several very expensive upgrades that we could not back?
Sorry but so glad we got out of RV’s as everyone knows they are not made to travel down the highways going 70mph?
However Thor could care less!
Thanks for the entry level!! We are looking for something like this as we upgrade from our pop-up.
LOVE: 1) brighter colors, 2) large window in dinette, 3) large awning with outdoor frig
DISLIKE:1) Murphy bed (need walkaround and space for CPAP), 2) Tight bathroom (I am a big and tall man), 3) Tongue crank (I would upgrade to power jack)
How long are you in Jacksonville, we are very close buy (minutes) and would love to meet you!!
We were there for the weekend.back in Ocala now.womp womp!
Murphy Bed/Bunks ++
Bathroom- -
The 2 burners aligned that allows for a griddle placement which isn’t possible with the traditional 3 burner configuration.
Love this trailer. Light interior is great. Panoramic window by dinette is awesome! I hate campers with tiny little windows. Double bunks in small trailer? Nice! To me, this isn't just a "start up" camper. My start up camper was a pop-up with manual everything and no bathroom. This camper is pure luxury to me and doesnt seem like it would be a pain to haul or back into a site. Thanks for the great review.
Omg I’ve been following for some time and this just showed up. Researching this asap… no frills allows you to have some sort of cargo capacity.
Nice little entry level travel trailer.
Likes:
Light colors inside - makes it much more roomy
Large fridge
Murphy bed
Dislikes:
Small dinette looks pretty uncomfortable
Shower curtain
Small cooktop in relation to sink
Definitely entry level. Good for the starter market. My 3's:
Likes:
1. The awning.
2. The outside 'kitchen' and shower.
3. The cook top (sorry, Matt, but that is super cool).
Dislikes:
1. No way to shut off bunk area. So, you're traveling with kids...how do you get them settled down without staying out of the rog and not turning any lites on when you come in?? Ugh
2. The dinette is cheap and flimsy. Again, with a family, how long before it's destroyed?
3. Flimsy cushions on the couch thingy.
Thanks.
Likes: Murphy bed, dinette- as the primary seating, it needs to be large. But the table could a little more fluffy friendly. The stove top- I really like the position. It takes up 1/2 the space a regular cook top would. If there was a smaller sink, you'd have a nice counter top area.
Dislike- no storage for clothes, not much for pantry. I like the Murphy bed, but it sure isn't CPAP friendly.
I'd like to see one this size, but without the bunks. Or at least be able to fold it out of the way to have more flexible use of the space. It's a great size for a couple's camper.
I like it. A doubt I’d use the Murphy bed as a bed unless I had a lot of people camping with me since the bunk beds are full adult size. But I like having the option. The fridge is nice, the bathroom is nice. Kinda wish it had a cassette toilet instead of a regular rv toilet. Limited tank sizes make me regret having to use some of it for that. Not 100% thrilled with the bland colors, but that’s what throw pillows are for. The table is definitely too big for that small of a dinette. I’m kind of ah with the stove. It’s only 2 burners, but it’s flush mounted, so it’s better than those two burner stoves that stick up.
Entry level - it’s got a lot going on for it
Likes:
The FRIDGE! Great size (and the extra one outside)
The big sink! (I can use the dinette for prep space)
The generous awning
Dislikes:
Shower curtain
No oven and/or the microwave isn’t a convection microwave
I feel like it’s going to need more than one battery (and solar)
I love Andrea!!
I'm kind of a weirdo, because if the bunks can hold my weight, I'd just use one and leave the murphy bed for guests.
I'd also consider gutting the dinette in favor of a folding table and a couple of comfy chairs. That seems like a better use for the space.
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I know they're only for weekend trips or whatever, but I like to think about these as if I were living in them just on the off-chance that becomes necessary for someone.
3 Likes:
1) The murphy bed is actually good at not being in the way when not in use & is easy to setup or takedown.
2) Doesn't waste space on more than 2 cooktops
3) The bathroom seems big enough to do the job
3 Dislikes
1) Microwave doesn't appear to be convection. That should be mandatory on any unit that doesn't have an actual oven
2) The "outdoor kitchen" is essentially just a mini-fridge and a badly positioned drawer. It's so lacking in function that it's essentially pointless. That can go.
3) The dinette is kind of a waste of space in a unit like this. It genuinely looks like it's there just to fulfill some arbitrary requirement for dinettes in all travel trailers.
I like the colors, the awning and that stove!
Like the bunk house, Murphy bed, good for beginner (like me), under 5,000 pounds- good for a midsize SUV
Need a slide out, outdoor kitchen, and bathroom seems a little small
Single mom looking to hit the road. I need to know whats the best trailer for a newbie. Following your channel for good ideas.
Like the outdoor kitchen, Murphy bed, big awning. Dislike that there is no convection microwave, limited storage, and no ladder for the roof.
Likes
1 outdoor kitchen, more than some of those $250,000 class A
2 window over sink
3 big interior fridge
Dislikes
1 don't like Murphy beds...
2 manual tongue jack
3 no pantry room
Awesome vid. Question does the manufacture offer that travel trailer with a Solar package as well?
Y’all from PG County? The earring thing cracked me up. I really liked the awning, the corner sink in the bathroom (I wish we had one in our Aspen Trail!) and how light and bright the bunkhouse is! I didn’t like the flimsy look of the dinette, smaller fridge would give you more counter space and possibly the four P’s and that was about it for the dislikes. Thanks for doing towables, especially the bunkhouse floor plan!
I’m not but Matt is 🤣
Love the changes. Love that the inside of the cabinets are white...helps to see what's inside. I like the big sink and the 2-burner stovetop. Love the Murphy bed and big awning. Dislikes? Not really anything...nitpicks would be color matched cargo doors on outside, bottom step seems too low to ground.
Like awning and dislike no oven or convection microwave
I would love this exterior on larger trailers. The simple clean white with contrasting black that is. Could be better without the red and angled stripe but better than normal. Like the red on the rear as a safety feature.
I like it! Love the big kitchen sink
Hello, I like the Murphy bed, the sink is to big, I like it though. Like the colors! Don't like the bunks, don't like the shower, cooktop is strange, love the awning. Great review Matt and Andrea!👍👍❤❤
Likes:
1. Light interior colors
2. Murphy bed that gives you option for sofa (extra seating) on rainy days
3. Big awning and outdoor mini fridge
Dislikes:
1. Foldable mattress
2. East/West bed
3. Small amount of interior storage
It is what it is...a beginner travel trailer for novices. Love the awning and the bed also the refer. Stove, dinette and shower curtain are my dislikes but the trailer as a whole is not bad. Good video and review
I like it especially with the bigger fridge but I would like to see it without the Bunks i what they would do with the space.
Commenting for algorithm. And also to say thanks for reviewing this rv, good to see smaller ones in the array of large rv's you usually review.
I've learned I don't want entry level. LOL
No storage for things in kitchen but like the sink and 2 burner.
Like the Murphy bed and bunks .
My wife and I say Hi Matt and Andrea!!!!!!!
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Can you do a video on the 3 RV's with the LEAST amount of Fermaldehyde and toxic off-gassing? I saw the 2021 Mercedes Class B Tommy Bahama has ZERO Formaldehyde and nominal or no off-gassing. This is a huge selling point for people these days, especially full-timers. Please push your manufacturers for more of this type of product. Thank you.
HI MATT AND ANDREA..NICE TOWABLE..❤1.light 2.floorplan 3.tires and axel!😔1.Bunks ok 2.Murphy bed? Comfortable?3.kitchen nice..bath not so much!NICE REVIEW KIDS!
Love this little trailer, this is exactly the size and features my wife & I will be looking for this spring. I don’t mind the stovetop as it allows the huge sink. I love the versatility of a Murphy bed. I also love the outdoor kitchen. I think you could fit a small 1 or 2 burner Camp stove in there. The shower is a little small but doable. 👍
Can you please do more small travel trailers
This is such a cute trailer. I do have to disagree with Matt about the stove having the burners front to back vs side to side takes up less counter top space.
Nice review. Like it’s towable for smaller vehicles. Don’t like bunk beds.
Great for the entry level. Good sized fridge, appropriately for the number of beds. Murphy bed construction is simple, yet looks very convenient.
Does it have a TV mount somewhere?
I like the murphy bed.
This camper seems roomy for no slid outs.
I love this travel trailer! And I like the two burners. I never use more than that anyhow.
For the price the only thing I hate is the dumping station is hanging down low
Needs a convection microwave since there’s no oven!
Do they make this trailer without bunks? I love it but hubby and I don't need bunks.
👍 Murphy bed 👍 bunks 👍 nice set up
👍 thank you Matt an Andrea❤️
Don't like the outside colors
Don't like couch.
Don't like how cheap it looks inside.
Like the price.
Like the kitchen sink
I give it 🌟🌟
Like colors
Bathroom decent size
Sleeps a few in small size
Like couch area for day use
Like stove and big sink
Don’t like manual hook up
Just love you guys doing all kinds of stuff now