Aluminum Camper Forum

I've been thinking about this and what concerns me is aren't the older models less insulated? We camp in pretty cold weather in the spring and hot weather in the summer, think that would be a problem? Also, I can't tell if they have a furnace?

Thanks all, 8 feet must be across the wheel wells then, that makes sense now that I think about it. I'm just going off specs, I'll throw a tape on it tomorrow. I'll have to read up on the model years thanks for the heads up on that!

Hi all, first post.  I just discovered Camplites and they have really caught my eye.  Then I find out they are going out of business... Well I am still interested in finding a used 21BHS.  We have an RPOD 178 and we have outgrown it - me, wife, 3 year old, and 6 month old.  The RPODs are really light on storage, throw in toys and a pack n' play and we're crawling over each other in it. 

I'd love to get bunks and a walkaround bed. Do you think this would be a large enough step up in size?  I haven't seen one in person and I can't get over it being only 7 feet wide, the RPOD is 8 feet wide, that seems really narrow - are they?  But it has a smart floor-plan and much better storage.

Also, since they are going away, does anything else compare? What really draws me is little things - no oven, sunken stove for counter space, single sink, etc. Tough to find a family sized camper without a bunch of unnecessary weight.  And of course the aluminum/composite build is awesome. 

Anyways sorry for the long first post I've been doing a lot of learning.