Beautiful Camper

hummingbird · 07-16-2011, 08:50 PM

I just saw one of the most beautiful campers I have ever seen. I have never gone shopping for one but there was one at the side of the road today when we were in town. We stopped to have a look and this thing had three slide outs! It had a section that sat over the truck bed that held two sofas which had pull out beds. There was a television in the front and a full size bed and a full size shower and toilet in the back. The kitchen was wonderful with multiple cabinets and a good sized stove. It also had a television and a full sized closet in the back bedroom. I am in love, except for the price. It was priced at $27,000. That would buy a lot of tents for me. So I guess I'll just look and drool!

Lorax · 07-17-2011, 07:43 PM

It's amazing what they put in those units today. The newest thing is the "entertainment areas" (not sure what that feature is called) that open up with a wet bar, mini fridge and big screen TV that pops out from the side.

I can see how people can RV full time.

Qweetzy · 07-17-2011, 08:07 PM

Hey! That sounds better than my house! Maybe I should trade, house for camper? What do you think-do you think they'd go for it? Maybe if I threw in the old Dodge pickup that would seal the deal?

Tubby · 07-17-2011, 08:40 PM

Camping all the time. Boy, that would be the life. Now if I could find someone who would give me money for camping, it would be a perfect situation!

hummingbird · 07-17-2011, 08:44 PM

Yeah, I know. I would love to do that for the rest of my life. I could see traveling from place to place and staying a month or two in each spot. Fishing and hiking all the time all over the country. Man, I'm dreaming now!

Grandpa · 07-26-2011, 09:54 AM

Sounds fantastic but I keep thinking of how many nights in a nice lakeside lodge, with someone else to scrub the toilets and change the sheets $27,000 would buy. Not to mention the fuel and hastle of dragging that monster through idiot traffic to get to those beautiful hideaways.

This may be a grand option for some, but for grandma and I, a tent and dutch oven in the wilderness is also grand or the other extreme of a beautiful lakeside lodge with others doing the work is also fine. The RV would be a mid point of those two options but would lessen our vacation possibilities rather than increase them.