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I have been using the Solo Stove Campfire for the past few years. Burns clean and hot. Really like this for a small, smokeless, campfire. Solo Stove Campfire

Make sure you have them check the battery. They said they would replace it if it was bad. My trailer is a 2014 and I just replaced mine. Careful they don't just slap a cheapo battery in there. Camp Inn gave me a recommendation for a replacement.

Congrats. Heck of a deal. I will regret passing it up.

If I had the money, I would buy myself. I went and looked at it. Dealer claims one owner and it was a trade-in. In support of the Camp Inn community I took some time to get the details. Almost identical to my build. - Build #778 - 550 Ultra SUV - Heater (tested - ok) - Water system (tested...

I am not the seller but I just saw this on a RV lot in Portland, OR. Thought I would share. It is at Family Fun RV for $9000. Sounds like a very good deal. 2015 CAMP INN ULTRA 550 | Family Fun RV

I have been thinking about new bedding and I saw this thread. The Bedder Bedding sheets are $$$. Can't justify that cost. I also thought about getting the top sheet fitted at the foot vs. the sheets sewn together. Found a $7 solution that should work for all the top layers. Triangle shaped...

"80+ mph"? Yikes. I made the mistake of not locking my cabin doors once and a shift in inner contents on a very rough road opened the latch. I caught it before anything fell out.

Maybe you have tight turns in your driveway, but why not back it up.

I think it is nicely priced Camp Inn for the love you gave it.

I am guessing each section is about 28 inches. They are packed in the trailer and not easily accessible. I keep the bottom 2 poles attached to allow both poles to fit in the original side tent pole bag. If you are referring to the shortest length when assembled, it is 78 inches

I was getting tired of fussing with the side tent poles so I started to look at alternatives. My first search came up with telescoping poles from Cabelas. They collapse with a clamp similar to hiking poles. The are made of steel and are 4lbs each. Best advantage is they are only $13 each. The...

This worked great. Tried it out last weekend while camped on an RV pad. It is a little tight to get all the poles in the bag. An alternative may be to use 1/2" PVC instead of 3/4"

Cary, Those are amazing looking. Would expect the same on the sound. Already have Bose Sound Link III which has incredible sound for size and play time. Would love to hear how they sound compared to the Bose.

I just installed the Safe-T-Alert 12V CO/propane detector. I did not install it at the toe kick but on the next step up below the storage bins. I located directly next to the 12V power source so all I had to do is drill one hole and tap into the power to the cigarette lighter. A little tight...

The hike up past Many Glacier is one of my most favorite places. Love it.

Exactly. No lube. Clean with Dawn and then scotch bright. I run into them sticking more than anything else and use the blue scotch bright pads to wipe them down. These poles were tricky the first couple of times, with blood shed, but i got the hang of them

I stumbled across this the other day. Mr. Heater makes a water heater that looks pretty slick, but quite spendy. I don't plan to purchase one as I still have a ZODI that I can bring along if I think I will need a shower. AquaCube