OMG y’all ended up randomly in my feed tonight. I haven’t laughed this hard in ages, well done! I’m going to keep this in mind when we set up camp next - sometimes I get too stressed about it being perfect and this will remind me to have fun!
I was 7 yrs old when I saw the Benny Hill show. Needless to say, I didn't watch it for the comedy. I thought it was show about guys chasing women in bikinis.
We have a Rockwood 1950 pop-up. It has a toilet and shower! Love it! Especially the toilet for night time needs. Also, we have the screen room attachment- and love it too. Takes a bit more set up and break down, but DW hates bugs! Enjoy!
@@winnkoehler7152 Ours came with our camper. It was a trimline brand, as I recall. Maybe by Dometic. We no longer have the pop-up. The dealer where we bought it was bought by Camping World. They may have them. Or try asking on the FR pop-up forum. Someone there may know. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
I love this video!!! Came into my bedroom and my wife had it playing on our computer and im like cool!!! She says “this could be us but you keep playing” 😂😂😂
We had a very similar unit from Viking, same size. It was a unique model. Had the dinette and cupboards but no electricity, furnace fridge or sink etc. Was a great little unit. Added bike racks and a kayak rack as well. Brought back good memories.
I have a Fleetwood Niagara that has a slide for the dinette and a bathroom complete with a shower that I use as a closet. I also do Not use the sink. I just don't want to have to deal with cleaning and winterizing. The campground I go to has great showers and clean restrooms so I take advantage of them.
Three tips... 1) Only make small steering adjustments as you back up. A small turn of the wheel seems to make a big swing in movement with this little guy. 2) Keep your hand at the bottom of the steering wheel. If you want the camper to go to the right, move your hand to the right. 3) The most important tip of all is practice a lot. The more you do it, the better you will get. Bonus Tip - The better your setup before you start, the easier it is to position the pop up. If you can start in a straight line from your vehicle to the popup to the spot you want to put it, it's a lot easier. Good luck!
It kept that little popup very cold! The only downside was that it also made the inside pretty humid. We bought a small dehumidifier to use with the AC and solved that problem.
We set up at the edge of the site - it was just a little bit off. If we had pulled in a foot closer to the center we probably wouldn't have needed the blocks at all.
Is that a 2013 Rockwood Because I am looking at one on Craigslist its the perfect size for us . I had a 2003 Rockwood Travel Trailer Loved it the fit and finish were very good . I currently have 2017 Coachmen 246RKS very nice trailer we have it at a Campground site all year round . I don't want to or could Possibly tow it because its big . that's were the Pop Up is the best for Travel for us. Because your not Towing some big Beast . Great Video
Thanks, it was a fun video to make. It's actually a 2015, but I don't think the interior of this model changes very much. We love it - it's the perfect size for just the two of us!
