Last week I drove from OK to ID, to procure a new-to-me travel trailer. These Escape trailers aren't easy to find at a price I could afford, but I finally found this one and I'm happy with it.
It has a 95W solar panel and two 6V batts, Maxx Fan, and holding tank heat pads.
Since I was out that way, I spent 3 nights camping in Moab at Sand Flats (strange name for a place that's far from flat!) and 2 days hiking in Arches NP. The below photo shows me at Tower Arch.
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It's plenty of space for me (I travel alone). More storage than I can fill... at the moment! (I'm sure I will work on that, though.) Easy towing and maneuvering. It just fits in my driveway with our two vehicles; any larger and it would be problematic.
With overnight temps in the mid 30s, an electric space heater merely idled on its lowest setting while keeping the interior at 72 degrees. Several nights on the trip, the lows were around 25 and I had no hookups, so I ran the furnace; the two 6V batteries were still above 2/3 by morning and the solar panel had them back to 100% by mid day. I'm tickled pink about that.
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