After over five decades of tent camping, I finally broke down and bought a camper trailer. See: https://conqueror4x4.us/uev-490/
Predictably, it's not without its issues. But my impression is that buying an RV is like building a house: there's always a punch list.
Notwithstanding some annoying shortcomings in terms of QA/QC (all of which, I'm confident, will be satisfactory resolved), I LOVE THIS THING!
My wife and I drove from Fort Collins, CO to Boise, ID, two weeks ago (about 1600 miles round trip) to pick it up. We took it out this past weekend, along with our two grandkids, for a shakedown cruise.
What the linked page fails to show is that the awnings can be deployed to completely encircle the unit. And there are also easily attachable walls that essentially enable turning the UEV 490 into a yurt. We're stoked!
Predictably, it's not without its issues. But my impression is that buying an RV is like building a house: there's always a punch list.
Notwithstanding some annoying shortcomings in terms of QA/QC (all of which, I'm confident, will be satisfactory resolved), I LOVE THIS THING!
My wife and I drove from Fort Collins, CO to Boise, ID, two weeks ago (about 1600 miles round trip) to pick it up. We took it out this past weekend, along with our two grandkids, for a shakedown cruise.
What the linked page fails to show is that the awnings can be deployed to completely encircle the unit. And there are also easily attachable walls that essentially enable turning the UEV 490 into a yurt. We're stoked!
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