I have a question on everyone's opinions of the different features that may not be apparent to someone who has not owned a trailer before on the 4 Bambi layouts, as well as the differences of the FC vs International on the 19 and 20s.
Please don't be shy! I am asking:)
Basically, I am asking for insight on how they differ, and the meaning or importances of those differences.
There are 2 of us, won't be traveling with pets, empty nesters, would camp at most for 7-10 days at once. We are very interested in National Park and NF campgrounds, so dry camping capacity is a factor.
Some back ground. We have no dealer in our town. Saw a 16 and 20 a few weeks ago at a dealer about 3 hours away. As far as enough "space", the 16 would meet our needs. But the combined 21 gallon waste capacity makes me nervous if we would be dry camping for a week. We are pale Irish, and must wear a lot of sunscreen. So a shower before bed would be a necessity.
Tow weight not a factor as we just purchased a Toyota Tundra 5.8 L V-8.
Specific things I have noticed and would like opinions regarding are:
Inverters not on the sports--what does that mean? We would plan on getting a generator (or 2)
1 battery vs 2.
Propane tank capacity.
Having the outdoor shower on the 16 by the door and under the awning seating area, vs on the back area on the other layouts.
Awning size.
Window on the door.
Oven vs microwave.
Fantastic fan position.
How/where the windows open, and cross ventilation.
Underbed storage.
Getting in and out of bed logistics for a couple. (size of the bed is not a problem, we are more interested in if the trapped-in person can get out of the bed without awakening the other sleeper.)
Privacy while dressing.
Bathroom sink and is it large enough to shave or do makeup
Tank capacity.
Anything else you know that I might need to know.
Thanks in advance for your helpful insight!!
Piggy Bank
"saving my pennies in my Piggy Bank"
Please don't be shy! I am asking:)
Basically, I am asking for insight on how they differ, and the meaning or importances of those differences.
There are 2 of us, won't be traveling with pets, empty nesters, would camp at most for 7-10 days at once. We are very interested in National Park and NF campgrounds, so dry camping capacity is a factor.
Some back ground. We have no dealer in our town. Saw a 16 and 20 a few weeks ago at a dealer about 3 hours away. As far as enough "space", the 16 would meet our needs. But the combined 21 gallon waste capacity makes me nervous if we would be dry camping for a week. We are pale Irish, and must wear a lot of sunscreen. So a shower before bed would be a necessity.
Tow weight not a factor as we just purchased a Toyota Tundra 5.8 L V-8.
Specific things I have noticed and would like opinions regarding are:
Inverters not on the sports--what does that mean? We would plan on getting a generator (or 2)
1 battery vs 2.
Propane tank capacity.
Having the outdoor shower on the 16 by the door and under the awning seating area, vs on the back area on the other layouts.
Awning size.
Window on the door.
Oven vs microwave.
Fantastic fan position.
How/where the windows open, and cross ventilation.
Underbed storage.
Getting in and out of bed logistics for a couple. (size of the bed is not a problem, we are more interested in if the trapped-in person can get out of the bed without awakening the other sleeper.)
Privacy while dressing.
Bathroom sink and is it large enough to shave or do makeup
Tank capacity.
Anything else you know that I might need to know.
Thanks in advance for your helpful insight!!
Piggy Bank
"saving my pennies in my Piggy Bank"
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