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Old 05-11-2018, 09:49 AM   #1
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Destination campers

I am curious as to how much a destination unit can be towed. I fell in love with the Cedar Creek model at a recent show, but would definitely need to tow it several hundred miles several times a year. Is that feasible?
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You probably won’t have any trouble towing the unit, after all it was towed to your dealer. You just have to remember the destination units have no holding tanks. Cedar Creek makes some pretty destination campers
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You probably won’t have any trouble towing the unit, after all it was towed to your dealer. You just have to remember the destination units have no holding tanks. Cedar Creek makes some pretty destination campers
CC Destination units have "Holding Tanks" for Fresh/Gray/Black! Other FR Brands have Tanks as well! Youroo!!
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CC Destination units have "Holding Tanks" for Fresh/Gray/Black! Other FR Brands have Tanks as well! Youroo!!


The question was could the camper be towed a few hundred miles
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Old 05-12-2018, 07:15 AM   #5
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Towing it should be no problem as long as the tow vehicle is capable. You may not get as good MPG as they are built like a box............

....... and yes they do have the same holding tanks same as a regular travel trailer. Water tank also.....

The biggest difference I have seen is ours has a residential refrigerator (as do many TT now) and residential water heater. Our Wildwood Lodge gets towed short distances about monthly.

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The question was could the camper be towed a few hundred miles
I know what the question was,YOU added the False Info that I replied to! Youroo!!
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Old 05-12-2018, 07:25 AM   #7
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I think Mr. Spock123 is confusing "destination trailers" with "park models." Yes, destination trailers are no problem towing.
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