This little unit is so compact but packs a punch in details and comfort. It has a roof top air conditioner that will absolutely blow you out with cold air. It has both heat pump and gas heat, gas stove and a wet bath. There is a full size queen bed and dinning area and tons of storage spaces and cabinets. It also includes a little dinette reminiscent of the 50's and 60's canned hams. We had thought for years that we would try and rehab an old original one of these but one day when we were out and about we saw a couple of the Retro's at a local dealership and we were hooked - it was love at first sight!
There are different sizes and models of the Retro and we chose the Model 166 based on weight and affordability. Their web site linked above gives the floor plans and pics of them inside and out. Down the road if we change up vehicles, we may opt for a bigger model of RV. For now this one is a dream come true and we are hoping to schedule one camping trip per month.
We will rate the sites we visit and offer tips and info on senior camping and what makes it easier, harder and just plain enjoyable. For me, I have always loved the atmosphere of the campground and seeing all of the different campers and set ups. It's an awesome community and we are so excited to be a part of it. Join us as we roll through South Carolina, Georgia and North Carolina on our first adventures. By the way we live in South Carolina.
Love your blog, Lynne!!! I used to enjoy camping so much! I hope you have a great time following your dream. I look forward to reading about it! God bless!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!!! Love and hugs Sweetie!!
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