Marc L
Well-known member
Hi,
I'm new to this site. In November, we just bought our first trailer, a 2007 TrailSport 24BH. Can't wait to start using it. I'm located in New Brunswick, Canada where it's supposed to be winter except that it's supposed to be 12C(54F) this weekend. All campgrounds are closed this time of year so boondocking is the only camping available except that with the freeze and thaw of logging roads, they are too muddy to haul a 4000lbs trailer. Guess I will have to wait until March or April or worst case May 1 when the campgrounds open.
I'm not new to camping, just new to using a travel trailer. As a kid we camped with a tent and then upgraded to a tent trailer. I've kept on tenting as an adult, but since we want camp more often, she decided it was time to get our own shower and toilet.
The advantage of buying a trailer in the fall is that the price is usually lower, the downside is that there is a new toy in the backyard that I don't get to use until the spring.
Marc...
I'm new to this site. In November, we just bought our first trailer, a 2007 TrailSport 24BH. Can't wait to start using it. I'm located in New Brunswick, Canada where it's supposed to be winter except that it's supposed to be 12C(54F) this weekend. All campgrounds are closed this time of year so boondocking is the only camping available except that with the freeze and thaw of logging roads, they are too muddy to haul a 4000lbs trailer. Guess I will have to wait until March or April or worst case May 1 when the campgrounds open.
I'm not new to camping, just new to using a travel trailer. As a kid we camped with a tent and then upgraded to a tent trailer. I've kept on tenting as an adult, but since we want camp more often, she decided it was time to get our own shower and toilet.
The advantage of buying a trailer in the fall is that the price is usually lower, the downside is that there is a new toy in the backyard that I don't get to use until the spring.
Marc...