For anyone who has had a larger trailer that wiggled when anyone walked around inside, this will be a welcome thing.
I’ve been told by people who have used them that the stabilizers on the Wildwoods are of the variety that works exceptionally well. The last bits to know are that these Wildwood trailers have nice blackout shades, which are appreciated since they don’t have tinted windows. Inside, there’s a relatively large 12vdc standard refrigerator that has 11 cubic feet of capacity. That outdoor kitchen has a small electric (AC only) refrigerator and a flat-top griddle. I also like the composite countertops, which extend to the back bedroom and even outside into the outdoor kitchen. I had to cover enough warranties of ovens with glass doors that I wouldn’t want one. This trailer is so well suited for spending the day indoors when the weather gets lousy that this is more of a bummer than in some other layouts.Ī few other things to note: I like that the oven door does not have glass in it.
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This model doesn’t come standard with a TV (easy enough to fix) and if you put a TV in over the electric fireplace you’re going to crane your neck unless you’re using that Versa Lounge as a day bed. Other thoughtful touches are that there is a shoe cubby both below the fireplace as you enter the trailer and below a shelf in the main bedroom, which also has more storage containers as well. No having to vacuum out what your kids dropped in. And while we’re down here on the floor there are no heater vents cut into the flooring either, they’re all up in the cabinet. There’s just vinyl flooring, which, sure, is easy to clean. Speaking of that slide room, that and the whole rest of this trailer have no carpet whatsoever. You can get to the kitchen area but the back bedroom and bathroom are a no-go. The other disadvantage of these fuses being back there is that you cannot get into this room with the slide room in – and if you’ve blown a fuse, good luck getting the slide room out.Īnother factor in the slide room is that, when it’s in, there’s no getting to the bathroom at all. If I were 12, as my wife insists that I am, I would be messing with the other campers by pulling fuses while I was unattended in that back bedroom.
Someone who was never a 12-year-old boy put the fuse box in the back bedroom. This brings us to the first downside of this model, though. If you don’t have kids, you could be like me and take a screw gun to the bunks and open up the room entirely. This room also has a folding bunk on either side, which is great for the kids since they’d get their own bedroom. While the obvious customer for this trailer might be a family, it would do very, very well as a two-room couples’ trailer with the back room easily being transformed into an office – or a quilt room. And, since it’s not attached in any way, it can literally be taken out the front door so you have a big, empty back room. This cushion can be folded up to form a couch or folded out to form a bed. The other “Versa” feature of this trailer is the “Versa Bunk.” Like its cousin the Lounge, it is a highly convertible space that features a three-section folding cushion at the heart of it all. If Little Johnny only brought slingshots and BB guns and didn’t bring a jacket, that’s just a life lesson. This is brilliant as I can envision a parent assigning each traveler one tote to take to their room and organize before a trip. Under that Versa Lounge is 20.9 cubic feet of storage organized into plastic removable totes. This works by having a movable “partition” of sorts between the couch side and the dinette side, so that you can make each section configured to best fit your needs at the moment. In that slide is the “Versa Lounge,” a highly flexible seating space that allows you to reconfigure it as a sleeping surface, a U-shaped dinette, a day bed, a couch, an L-shaped dinette, and probably some other things too. This new 28VBXL is a two-bedroom travel trailer with a single super slide.
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