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Who wants to shower in the kitchen outside? Not me!

Tough call this week.... It would be #3 but the mid bath makes it too tight. Have to choose #2...I'd leave the bed set up and use the breakfast bar. ❤ Great video!

I need a sink in the bathroom no matter what. People brushing their teeth and spitting or washing their hands after using the commode is not for me. Otherwise for the money and depending on what you can pull, you gave options of what’s out there. Thanks for your honest efforts.

The bathroom is why I have a camper. Otherwise, I would have a tent. Just me maybe.

Sink in the bathroom, absolutely! If I had to pick one of these, it would be the second one. I would keep the bed made up and eat at the breakfast bar.

I love that bar counter area in the forest river!

I appreciate your review, especially as I keep thinking lighter and smaller is better. However… after watching this there’s such a thing as too 🤬 small 😊 Each of these are wonderful for weekends, but would be hell for a two week or longer traveling vacation. I liked the third until I saw the bathroom… the shower 🚿 looks so small it would be a lesson in frustration. 😊

I love the cassette toilet, I’m thinking of getting a very small camper, and that seems to be a great idea!!

I tent camp and bring a porta potti because I always have to go during the middle of the night and hate hoofing it to the bath house :)

Good for weekend trip

My biggest takeaway is the Coachman Remote bathroom was a head scratcher. If the shower is so small to be almost non-functional why not shrink the bathroom box a bit, put in a sink and storage. Forget the shower.

The 14sr should have a permanent bed with that breakfast nook in it and a bigger fridge but other wise quite nice

That little counter is a good place to use museum wax to hold containers with lids for storing items. The museum wax would be strong so you could leave things on the counter while towing.

Hi Mike and Susan! I like the Forest River Viking Saga. It seemed spacious. Liked the bar stool so you can look out the window as your eating or working on your computer.I would fold the dinette down to a bed and keep it like that because it would be too hard to keep folding g it down into a bed and the up for a dinette a lot. The last one the Coachmen was too narrow. Shower too small. And water would be all over the floor with that curtain. Thank you Mike and Susan. Hope you have a great week.

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The Clipper 12000 ROK looks to be a pretty decent camper, love the outdoor kitchen. I think the big mistake they made with this trailer is that they did NOT include a propane heater and instead used an electric heater. Not all campgrounds offer power and sometimes the nights do get a bit cool. I think on the 2025 model they should take and put in a propane heater. It is also interesting that here in Canada, this trailer is called the Forest River Viking 12000 ROK

I would definitely leave the dinette down in bedmode as well. Also, I do not need a sink in the bathroom. 👍

Either of the last two wd be okay but not the first - I don't want the kitchen outside. And I don't care if there's a sink in the bathroom or not but there had better be a toilet bc yes, I DO use it! Love the cassette, too, very easy to maintain.

I love ❤️ your reviews. I’m nun the market for a small less than 4K GVW. These 3 miss the mark completely

I would prefer a sink in the restroom.. Of the three options presented the Forest River Viking Saga had a decent floor plan and gentle colors. I like the built in bar overlooking the view. I don’t know that I am for the bed being so close to the kitchen area. The bathroom space was relatively roomy for the size of the camper.

I prefer a vanity in the bathroom. All three of these campers are so small and the layouts are pretty tight

I wouldn't want to change a bed /table every day.

Thanks Susan and Mike, good reviews. All three looked cramped (for me), too tall. The toilet issue; when you gotta go, you gotta go. The WC vanity issue; there's usually a shower right there, use it. How dirty do people get using the toilet? The third one; that's a 9k jump in price without justification, silly WC but oh, a hot plate outside? I suppose there's a market for these in a small segment. I'll catch up soon I hope on your recent past videos. Have been traveling recently to different countries. Thanks and stay safe.

Mike, The cabinet doors in the Forest River are auto-close.

I'm sorry, I would need a sink in the bathroom. The thought of those germs being transported to my kitchen area.

Myself, I prefer a vanity in the bathroom. I don’t want anyone using the bathroom and then washing their hands in my kitchen sink where I wash dishes and prepare food. That’s just me.

Sorry y'all, those are just too small for me. Thanks & safe travels !!

I like the bath house. When it's a well maintained camp ground. I do not do theoff the😂grid thing. I like to visit with the other campers. The out door kitchen is the bees knees

Not to steal the thunder from the lightweight trailer presentation but did you shed some pounds?

What I have noticed looking at these small camper's compared to back in 2006 when I was looking at a ton of small campers is that today they are built minimal n cheap looking. Like you're lucky if u get cabinet doors (a cheap shot by these manufacturers with these stupid net cubby holes 🙄, super cheesy cheap!), n minimal storage! and limited windows. (Except last one had good windows). One camper with a non-fixed table that's to dam low that u do have to anchor in travel somehow! Like no consideration 🙄. And Bathrooms with zero proper storage or medicine cabinets. Cheap cheap cheap! One without proper shower wall liner, cheap! And if anyone saw any class B camper vans made overseas in Germany and area they have nice compact functional shower bathrooms with storage! These small campers here remind me of the first popup tent campers with super minimal anything except beds. If anyone saw small travel trailers in early yr 2000's, u can see the price has gone up substantially and what u get is minimal cheap now. Very sad, rv manufacturers are going backwards to the basics n minimal design as if these were caveman's first rv. Zero innovation. Very disappointing all of em. (But this is not a reflection on u guys, you're a lovely couple! 🤗) 🍻

I noticed the sink drain on the 3rd trailer is vented inside of the trailer; is that common on trailers now?

On the clipper 12000 rok why would they make the heater electric 🙄

II don't like having a vanity or sink in a bathroom, especially in small trailers, but really not in any of them.

Can't pick any of them today.

I don’t like that there’s just a toilet in the first camper. We use our bathroom.

Need a hand washing sink for the bathroom. It's possible to have one in a small wet bath; there is plenty of room in a dry bath. Prefer smaller trailers, but... Didn't like any of these trailers.

I don't think we would ever want a cassette toilet or composting toilet. We have a regular RV toilet and use it. If we don't have full sewer hook-ups may use campground bath house or just pee outside in the woods.

Camper 2 would be too crappy for us.

All way over priced for what they offer! Wouldn’t entertain any of them.