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<blockquote data-quote="Parks 788" data-source="post: 4276962" data-attributes="member: 14646">I&#039;ll opine.&nbsp; [USER=6281]@CHenry[/USER] one of your first considerations is your budget.&nbsp; Quality and prices are all over the board.&nbsp; If by yourself and dependent on how long you will be on the road, there are several very good high quality travel trailers you can&#039;t beat.&nbsp; Artic Fox/Northwood Manufacturing and ORV/Blackstone are probably two of the top brands in the travel trailer segment and both&nbsp; also make very good 5th wheels.&nbsp; I like my space and if I were single these would be my first choice when camping in colder climates.&nbsp; THey tend to be heavier on average and can be pricing compared to their competitors but seem to be worth it.&nbsp; If I&#039;m full timing with my wife or spending more time on the road than in a house, I&#039;d personally want to go bigger in the 35&#039;+ range.&nbsp; Also, I hear a lot of people say to buy a the best used one you can find over a new 5th wheel or TT.&nbsp; One reason is depreciation and the other is many owners will buy new and then buy all the latest and greats options and accessories that may not come with the unit from the factory.&nbsp; Things like upgraded hoses and cords, gensets, filter systems, kitchen and bathroom accessories, outdoor living gear, etc.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Parks 788, post: 4276962, member: 14646"] I'll opine. [USER=6281]@CHenry[/USER] one of your first considerations is your budget. Quality and prices are all over the board. If by yourself and dependent on how long you will be on the road, there are several very good high quality travel trailers you can't beat. Artic Fox/Northwood Manufacturing and ORV/Blackstone are probably two of the top brands in the travel trailer segment and both also make very good 5th wheels. I like my space and if I were single these would be my first choice when camping in colder climates. THey tend to be heavier on average and can be pricing compared to their competitors but seem to be worth it. If I'm full timing with my wife or spending more time on the road than in a house, I'd personally want to go bigger in the 35'+ range. Also, I hear a lot of people say to buy a the best used one you can find over a new 5th wheel or TT. One reason is depreciation and the other is many owners will buy new and then buy all the latest and greats options and accessories that may not come with the unit from the factory. Things like upgraded hoses and cords, gensets, filter systems, kitchen and bathroom accessories, outdoor living gear, etc. [/QUOTE]

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