One feature you can't live without?

[updhaul]

Added the 4500 Husky electric tongue jack to help with problem creating Quik-bite coupler and equalizer bars. New foam mattress just edges out AC.

[Sierra360PDEK]

Our pups love the rear deck, and no it's not a toy hauler.

[Otegoans]

6 point hydraulic auto leveling. I'll never go back to blocks!

[damann]

I'm not very high maintenance, but I have to say the ability to flush in the middle of the night is the best feature ever. The other options and perks like running water are overrated compared to not having to get dressed, unzip a tent and go scrambling around in the dark to an outhouse at 2 am. I spent a few hours in an outhouse in Clearwater, BC. wondering if the nasty smell and grunting that followed me there was a grizzly, or a skunk
. I have never been so happy to see the light of day in my life.

[Wobbles]

Originally Posted by damann

I'm not very high maintenance, but I have to say the ability to flush in the middle of the night is the best feature ever. The other options and perks like running water are overrated compared to not having to get dressed, unzip a tent and go scrambling around in the dark to an outhouse at 2 am. I spent a few hours in an outhouse in Clearwater, BC. wondering if the nasty smell and grunting that followed me there was a grizzly, or a skunk
. I have never been so happy to see the light of day in my life.

x2

[Harris85]

Power tongue jack

[PhoneDude 8289]

Originally Posted by OswegoLion

I would have to say 2nd ac and fireplace. Keeps us cool and warms us up in cool New York mornings.

X2, love the fireplace. We thought it would be useless but it is used allot. Did I say we love it!

[checkmate99]

Six point auto level system... my first RV with auto level system. At almost 70 years young, I was tired of getting down on the ground to set up stabilizers. I will never have another RV without an auto level system!

[Platokidd]

Other than the basics shower, a/c and so on. A must have was - being able to sit ,recline and look straight at the t.v. in the living room. Never cared for having to turn my head or look on a angle to watch tv.

[Evereddie]

The door.

[CHICKDOE]

for me (i'm 6'7") the high ceiling height. then auto leveling. and the fireplace heater.

[GulfHusker]

Originally Posted by windsurfdog

For a 21' trailer, the floor and seating space provided by the the Murphy bed/couch and the deep dinette slide is the most mentioned feature by others.

Recently purchased a FStaff 25BHS and coming from 4 great years in an RPod 182G, the best thing is still having a 25' TT for easy towing/access. The Murphy Bed allows great space AND a real bed.....AND a couch! Having a separate shower/sink/standing room/linen closet in the bath is like being in a resort compared to the all-in-one Pod bath. Although the 25BHS doesn't have an outdoor kitchen per se, the ability to slide the grille on the side of the camper with a direct propane outlet is the next best thing. The Television hookup in the same area with the electronic awning made the lack of true "outdoor kitchen" not seem so bad. Absolutely love the versatility of this TT in such a small, lightweight package. EDIT: Sorry! I just noticed the OP said ONE feature you can't live without....sorry I got carried away! Just pretty damn excited with the TT!

[brian372lok]

Originally Posted by russhd1997

The electric tongue jack has to be the best feature while the automatic stabilizer jacks and power awning rank right up there.

I second this!

[tspoon]

Originally Posted by checkmate99

Six point auto level system... my first RV with auto level system. At almost 70 years young, I was tired of getting down on the ground to set up stabilizers. I will never have another RV without an auto level system!

X2

[ForestWalker]

Originally Posted by larryo

What is the one option or feature on your trailer that you like the best? ...

DW

[spock123]

Oh lord there is no way I can pick just one feature I like best on my camper

[bentbev]

Shower/cassette toilet - unlike hotels, I know just when and how well it was cleaned. 😁

[jdstrubel]

Originally Posted by rsdata

I love my electric awning...
keeps out the sun and the rain, and protects my camp chairs
I could love an outdoor kitchen too, but that will be in the next TT i purchase.

We like our electric awnings also, BUT we are still not used to them... they move ALOT and therefor made some noise. Our 2004 had the old type awnings and just adapting to the new - any tips or suggestions that could help us feel more comfortable with our new electric awnings? Thanks Debbie

[W5CI]

2nd AC above everything else and sometimes that isn't enough, but three won't run at the same time I don't think

[Decon Blue]

AC