Winnebago Hike 171 DB

This is a true 4 season camper. When hooked up with 50 amp service, there is a heated under carriage that allows for the use of water in the cold months. Benefit of 4 seasons is well insulated walls that help you stay cool in the warmer months as well. If you’re planning to dry camp, there is a dual battery system with solar charging capability that, when using power responsibly, can last for days. Equipped with 2 propane tanks and an outlet for an outside stove, as well as an indoor kitchen including utensils and pots and pans. Just let me know if you need the water tank filled for some dry camping, that’s doable. This camper is for a “minimalist” I suppose, something to be used as your home base when going places to enjoy the great outdoors. I set it up so I can get up, make myself some breakfast, get outside, come back and enjoy dinner and drinks. When camping off-grid, the solar and batteries operate the following: -USB ports -lights -stereo -fridge (propane or electric) -water heater -water pump -furnace -awning and slide The solar does not power the following: -tank heater (only used during freezing temps to heat water storage tanks) -110 wall outlets -microwave -AC I tow this with a half ton comfortably, haven’t struggled on any trips to date. With electronic stabilizers and a level in the storage box, setting up upon arrival at your destination is quick and easy.