I have had two small 5th wheels in past years, a Sprinter Lite and a Komfort, both of those were in the 21 to 23 foot range and both you had to crawl into bed. They were great for towing and getting around tight spots and they served our needs for many years, mostly hunting and fishing camps, but we now have moved up to high profile and slide outs. We feel like we are staying in a hotel now!
2006 Dodge Quad Cab Cummings 5.9 Automatic 4x4
2002 Lakota fiver
2006 Polaris Ranger
16'Lund w/50HP Merc tiller
A great wife who loves to travel and fish
I love to archery hunt/she joins me and cooks!
You can also check out the Keystone Laredo. The model mentioned in my sig is 26 feet.
Bruce & Terry
2003 F250 Lariet CC w/7.3 PSD Fx4 Full gauge pack
2009 Laredo 245RL 5th wheel
1990 27' HiLo (TT with a Vertical Slide)
2 Chi's, Spencer and Lexi
There are quite a few that are a bit taller than the older small trailers. We can't stand up in the bedroom area, but, we don't have to crawl. I can sit up in bed with no problems.
We like our Skyline Nomad Scout. We got the one with the slide and it made a bunch of difference for us because of the Sheepdog
Our traveling weight is around 6500lb with pin weight around 1100.
It did take a lot of looking for use to find a good used one.
charlie
2006 Toyota Tundra Crew Cab
2003 Skyline Nomad 24ft Fiver
Me and Wife
Maggie the Old English Sheepdog
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