What's your age and what do you tow?

[ThirdSpaceCO]

39 with wife and 10-month-old boy. Hope to have a lightweight TT to tow behind my GMC Canyon 4x4. Really like the construction of the Outdoor RV trailers but need a beefier rig for those.

[plray63]

Andy is 61 and I am almost 54 years young! He camped as kid in a pop-up and I have never camped. Just returned from our maiden voyage in our TT today!

[C45BR]

I'm 56, Brenda is 54, and the beagle will be 5 in August.

We have a 2013 Starcraft 245DS and tow with a 2016 F150.

[guy65]

51 and pull a 2016 Forest River Vibe 268RKS with my RAM1500.

[CampWA]

Wife and I are both 34 with two little girls (5 and 2) and a yellow lab. Just bought a 2018 Outdoors RV Timber Ridge 27BHS after 6 years with a smaller Nash trailer. Towing it with a 2015 Ram 2500 CTD.

[Bigdogboogie]

I'm 56, Wife is in the same time frame and Big dog is 4.

Tow a Nash 23D with a Ford F250 6.2L. Actually going to be towing it to the White River tomorrow for 4 days, Hope the trout are feeling frisky.

[KittyCNash17]

My husband and I are both 48.
We have a Cougar 26RBIWE, we call her Ms Kitty, that we tow with a 2002 Chevy 2500 Diesel

[Jimwelch01]

I am 76 and my wife is70. We have a 36 ft Mobile Suites 5th wheel that we traveled from coast to coast in and pulled with a F-350 Ford DWD 4X4. We put it on a concrete pad and live in it now. We travel in a 2014 28 ft V-Lite by Forrest River. Initially we pulled it with a 2013 Ford F-150 4X4 Ecoboost 6 cylinder with no problems. Now we use the F-350 Diesel. Overkill for sure but I love the truck.We live in Panama City Beach, Florida and travel to the West Coast , and all Western States. One big plus for driving in the Rocky Mountains, F-350 has both exhaust brake and engine brake. It's easy to loose vehicle & trailer brakes coming down some of the mountain passes. These brakes are life savors. Happy Camping everyone.

[tinstar248]

56 and just bought a brand new Wolf Pack 24 pack 14 with all the upgrades except the generator. Had the dealer install a class 5 receiver(for possible future expansion) and anti sway hitch on my 2003 Dodge 2500 diesel.
In the process of installing Firestone airbags in the rear, then new Bilstein shocks all the way around cause they prolly need to be replaced anyway.
Gonna take it out for the first time (other than the driveway) in about 3 weeks to take our 5 year old grand daughter to Jellystone Park.
Papa is happy.

[champyun]

56 and I tow a new 2017 Keystone Outback with a 2014 Chevy 1/2 ton.

[MBirch]

Originally Posted by El Pescador

I'm 43; my wife is younger. We tow a 29' Keystone Laredo 291TG with a F250. This is our second TT and I couldn't be happier with it.
My wife and I see so many parents our age with young kids just shuttling their kids to school, sports, and church. We try and talk each of them into getting an RV. RVing has added so much enjoyment to our life and I firmly believe it has improved our marriage and our relationship with our children.
We're leaving in a few days for the Tetons and Yellowstone. I can't wait to show my girls the beauty of the American west.

Investing in memories !! That's why we bought ours last year. My parents invested in memories with me, and we are investing in memories with our children.

[champyun]

I'm a 56 (soon to be 57) yr. old retired HS coach and my wife, a few years younger, is still working. We've just bought our first RV and we've decided to live in it. It's a 2017 Keystone Outback and we are towing it with my 2014 1/2 ton, Chevy Silverado. We're loving it so far!

[head gamez]

33, wife is 38. Our son is 11 and daughter is 6. We have a 2016 FR Sandpiper fifth wheel that we tow with either a 2002 Chevy 2500HD (Duramax) or a 2001 Chevy 3500HD DRW (Duramax).

Our trips are mostly to the beach, but do some local campgrounds occasionally as well.

[kb3ejw]

Just under two months of owning an '11 keystone outback. 34' long and tow it with a Ram 1500 outdoorsman crewman shortbed.