Campers: The Motherload
I haven't always felt this way, but this year, I want a family camper! A highfalutin, amazing, small but spacious ride.
In my dreams we'll take it to all the National forests & parks, sleeping comfortably along the way. Who cares if they're the price of a car. That's a small sacrifice for the priceless fun we'll have in our camper. Not to mention the money we'd save in the long run. Now, choosing one is NOT easy...but apartmenttherapy.com is a good little place to start. They have ideas on Best Tiny Travel Trailers. So far I like the Knaus Deseo for simplistic Euro style and design; reminiscent of an Ikea store.
Then, one could always refurbish an airstream. The sky's the limit, but you have to see what Matthew Hofmann & his father do for a living with their Santa Barbara based architecture firm HofARC. I have to say, refurbishing one of these could be amazing (we may wind up living in ours full time). :)
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Then, one could always refurbish an airstream. The sky's the limit, but you have to see what Matthew Hofmann & his father do for a living with their Santa Barbara based architecture firm HofARC. I have to say, refurbishing one of these could be amazing (we may wind up living in ours full time). :)
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For a couple, the Scotty Lite is surprisingly open for it's size, thanks to the rounded light wood ceiling. It almost looks like a sauna.....
We have a family of 5 (three amazing kids), but like to travel light, so traveltoast.com info applies to us. We hope you find it useful as well if you're thinking of purchasing a classy ride. Near the end of last year, gonewiththewynns.com (what an awesome name) featured "Best New and Innovative RVs for 2015." New, better ones are on their way!!!!!!! :)
May you, too, find the RV of your dreams.
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