When I sold Sunnybrooks, the single pane was standard. The winter window upgrade was about a $2000 option. Unless you're a winter camper, you're better off with the electric mattress pad. I'm sure there's some aftermarket window treatments available.

I am new to this site and I live Quebec Canada. Falls come fast and winter does to. my wife and I camp till late oct. even with the heater and an electric blankets but would not change a thing. and I transport RV's, class A's, travel trailers and fith wheels from Elkart to dealers in my area. Its a past time for me to do this and its what paid for my 31 ft trailer. I would not trade it for any of the others for any thing in the would. I love a truck and enjoy towing the trailer. I love going to different camp grounds all over Canada and the U.S.A. A little cool weather is great to cuddle up close to a fire in the evenings with my wife and chatting with  great new friends. Keep camping and ejoy the great out doors
daniel

Let it be known we do work for Campster, Hensley, and anyone else we want to promote here. Thats the nice thing about it. We don't make any money but it makes us feel good to talk up Campster, and boast about our big orange safety feature behind our TV and I'll probably talk up my new brake control I bought from Hensley. It'll get to Maricopa AZ before I do,( we're headed there now) then I have to hook it up and I'll let you all know how it works.
Now off here for more camping stuff to to. Have fun all.

Hi Danny, I  was wondering if I teed off a tenter or two, it wasn't my intention. Sooner or later the ground will get to hard for them to and they'll trade in the canvas or plastic for a hard side with wheels. God man that ground would kill me now. LOL
Ya I've seen it's pretty quite here lately and I hate to bore people with my goings on here, we're pretty much setting still for the rest of March and then we'll head back to Lake Pleasant in Maricopa county for a couple weeks and more moving around AZ before we head home to Mi in May sometime. We spend a lot of time in the pool here at the cottonwood Cove RV park and visiting our Son in the city of maricopa. This pool is wonderful!
They say it's cooling down a bit this Thursday and Friday, so I've been waiting for the cool down to crawl under my dash and put my brake control in. I figured there was no hurry since we're not moving for another 2 or 3 weeks. It's been in the 90"s here and no I'm not complaining at all, lol It's just better to get under the dash when it's 75 degrees. When I get on the road and see how the brake control works, you can bet I'll be here telling how it works.
I'm sure people look at us and swear we aren't "camping" It's more like living comfortably. I mean Dierctv on the roof, easy chairs under the awning, BBQ hanging on the side cooking almost every night.
You know how this retirement is. 7 days a week, 52 weeks a year, no Holidays, no days off. It's a hard life, but we try to make the most of it.
Hope your able to get out of Kansas soon and enjoy some of this camping thing. It's a great life.

Hi Gang;
New to the site, but not new to camping-grew up camping all over Northern AZ. Some of the best memories ever. We now have "Audrey" a 22' foot Wave trailer with just enough room for the two of us (and a cat & dog), and newly acquired "Large Marge" a 2008 Chevy Duramax. Can't wait to get the Dynamic Duo out on the road again. Last tow vehicle was  Jeep Grand Cherokee, which did the job....but with a struggle. Marge makes all the difference in the world and pulls Audrey like no one's business....and 14 mpg too boot! (yes a good thing-and that is uphill at 65 mph) Living in AZ is great as we can camp almost year 'round. We especially like summer trips to northern AZ where it is much cooler and the summer monsoons bring much needed rain. Campster seems to be a great resource and look forward to learning even more. We're members of Good Sam and Rainbow RV. See y'all on the road....or in camp. Cheers! :cool

Hey Thetwoofus I have one of those big orange things following me around too. I was wondering what it was.  I didn't feel anything back there but I could see something when I was on those crooked mountain roads every time I went around a corner.

Hello all, I'm new to this web site and groups. Rather than lurking, I thought I'd say howdy. We have a 2000 Cameo by Carri-lite. We bought it new nearly 10 years ago and absolutely love it. It's light to tow, yet has sturdy oak cabinets etc. Before that we had a couple pop-ups. The first was a Palamino with the grasshopper legs. What a pain. Then we had a Jayco .. crackup, fiberglass skin, AC, overhead cabinets .. really great for the family. We got so tired or packing up wet after rains then having to dry things out afterwards. After 7 years we traded up to our Cameo. We have a Hensley Arrow hitch and a 2008 Siverado 4WD tow vehicle. We added the Chevy tow mirrors (swaps out with other mirrors). The mirrors were a great investment. I'm a timid driver and now feel comfortable towing ... great hitch and can see well behind me.

led lights? where do you get those? do they fit in existing outlets or do they need to be rewired into the fixture?

Mike

Hi, I am new today.  We pull a 27' Puma with a 1500 4 X 4 Suburban.  We started out with tents, went through 3 p/ups, then a hybrid (which I loved and wish we still had) and now our Puma.  It is just my husband and I now, and the little dog.  We do however take our 6 yr old granddaughter more than half the time.

Way back in the 70"s we took our 2 boys camping in our provincial parks.
We drove our Chrysler stationwagon,pulling the little daysailer on it's trailer ,and the tent and poles packed in the boat.
Those were the days of sleeping on the ground on top of a skinny slab of foam
Today the boys are married with kids of their own, and we pull our 23 ft surveyor behind a Grand Cherokee.
We love the freedom retirement brings.
I still have not been converted into a Hensley hitch user allthough we are using the mirrors.
Some day I might get  a Hensley Hitch .
My present set up is working okay, because the trailer is rather small and sway does not appear to be a problem.
We've driven app. 24000 miles with this set up.
The only time we had some sway is . when I packed our luggage box and a heavy lobster trap on the back of the trailer bumper hitch .coming home from NewFoundland.
We really enjoy doing our trailer thing, travelling throughout this beautiful country.

Can't explain all the tech data about a Hensley, but we have had ours for over two years now. We had severe swaying  with our 30 ft Wildwood, tried several hitches, balanced the trailer load, played all the anti-sway games but ended up with the same results--sway with crosswinds and sway and lack of control with passing trucks. We installed the Hensley and was sold on it after just 60 miles into a 1600 mile trip. We have used it here in windy Kansas and have towed with it thru the Colorado mountains. We have great control of the truck and trailer. We still feel passing trucks sometimes and you still feel the wind, but it is more like the truck and trailer move as one, instead of each going their own way. You can make corrective moves without feeling or being out of control(been there done that). It is pricey, but offer peace of mind, safety, easier traveling, with safety being the most important thing to us. I feel it is easier to hook up than the other hitches, some have some problems, but don't all things. If you haven't already you might join the Hensley group here at Campster to read some more info about the hitch.

Everyone has an opinion about what the best way to tow is and mine is with a Hensley.

Let's all talk travel trailering

Wildwood Danny