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Originally Posted by ebell619
Hey Forum!
I have been focused solely on researching the perfect travel trailer for our family of 4 (2 boys - 6 & 8), but have only been focused on Ultralight Travel Trailers (White Hawk, Jay Flight, Forest River Surveyor). I just spoke with a veteran RV camper who has owned it all, and she suggested I consider a hybrid for our first trailer. Her main "point" was that the kids will feel it to be more like tent camping because of the pop outs....
Anyway, I was wondering what your advice and thoughts were. For those of you who have owned Hybrid, do you see yourself wishing for a traditional travel trailer in the near future? Does it feel too "cramped" inside? How about the pop outs---are they warm enough? How about moisture with those that have canvas siding?
Any other considerations?
Thanks!
Erica
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I've owned campers with canvas in the past. It was our entry level camper. I can only say from our own experience, the jayflight was an upgrade (Jayflight isn't an ultra light that I know of)
There's no reason you can't take a tent along. We do... it seldom gets used, but it's there when the tent experience is ideal. My best friend had a bear rip through his canvas doing an amazing amount of damage. I'm sure that's rare... but maybe food for though as far as overall 'security' concerns... both 2 and 4 legged varieties.