Kate from NH

I would be able to make a Toy In in Maine. Keep us informed.

My Sunrader hasn't left the driveway in over a month. I'll get a picture out there soon.

I'm Kate from New Hampshire. I bought my 1986 21' Sunrader in Pennsylvannia six months ago. I hunted for the rear dinette with reasonable mileage, wraparound windows and a storage pod. I spent about five years looking for it. (Meanwhile, I had a 27 foot Coachmen that was just too big.) The first time that I took my Sunrader for an overnight, I drove to the beach in New Hampshire. (Yes, New Hampshire has beachfront.) The bad news...I BLEW A TIRE! The fiberglass was damaged. That was a bummer. Nevertheless, my college-aged son and I had a good time. I asked my son along because I don't like going alone. My husband doesn't like camping. He likes hotels. He has encouraged me to go without him, if camping makes me happy. (I've got a good husband.) I'll get out more times next year. I'll take one of my kids or one of my sister's kids. The Sunrader also got some other uses this summer. Once it was used as a clubhouse. My 13 y.o. spent an overnight with two friends in the Sunrader. Another use is for eating take-out food. I also have been known to drive my Sunrader to Outback Steakhouse takeout window. Hubby and I don't have to wait over an hour to eat. We eat our meal right there in a romantic corner of the parking lot. Yet another use for next year is to go to the Drive-In theaters around here. There are lots of rules about driving in with an RV. One of the rules is that RVs are only allowed on weeknights. Next year we will get to the Drive-In theater a couple of times. Maybe I'll have more stories in the future.