Gearing up for the 2015 Camping Season

We decided that it was time to upgrade campers (mostly because Brent was not fond of pulling doubles anytime we went.)  We weren't sure what we wanted, but after driving some motorhomes we quickly knew they weren't the ticket.  Since we like to recreate with lots of toys, we decided a toy hauler would be a nice fit.  It took a lot of looking and researching before we found the one we wanted.  It had just been traded in within hours of us looking at it.  When I walked in, I told Brent it was the one we had been looking for.  Big enough to fit our toys, but not so huge.  We actually took our RZR and 4 wheeler up to make sure they would fit before purchasing it. 

The kids and I got sentimental when we took our old one up to trade in.  We've had a lot of good memories in that camper.  I primarily remember the year we spent out to Monteview during harvest, cooking for the crew.  Mom and Dad came up so Dad could shoot an elk that Brent pushed out of the fields.  I guess it's a good thing when you are sad to replace something because it has been used to create memories.  

 We liked so many things about this camper.  The bunkbeds and ability to sleep 8.  I liked the access door near the rear bunks to load things and a bathtub for grimy little camp urchins.  It was nice enough without having to worry about using it.