Why We Bought a Casita Trailer and Sold Our Scamp

Have you ever thought about buying a fiberglass trailer and couldn't decide between a Casita and a Scamp? We talk about why we sold our Scamp and purchased a Casita trailer.

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[gilladamson]

How refreshing to get a description that just answers the obvious questions without boring us to tears for the first 15 minutes! Well done🥰xx

[Zoombrew]

This is one of the best Camper review videos I have seen. Thanks for getting right to the point

[nomadpi]

Thk you for an informative video without egotism, hem & haw, and not saying "uh, " "you know, " etc. I can compliment you on this presentation as I was an elementary and middle-school teacher for the 25 year prior to my retirement. Good Work!

[Lotusutra]

The one big selling point for me for a small trailer is that you can fit it into alot more sites. So the flexibility of locations is huge. I'm not limited to RV parks etc.

[dungteller]

I watched this video for nostalgic reasons. I lived full time in an RV for 7 years. My first RV was a Casita I kept it for 2 years. My only complaint was that it was not a 4 season trailer. Allow me an anecdote. It was Thanksgiving I was camped in Mimbres NM elevation around 5, 700 feet ASL. I went to dinner at a friends house retuned to my Casita it was 6˚ above zero with light snow, needless to say the rig was frozen solid. I got into the sleeping bag and rose around 5 AM. As quick as I could I was heading south toward Padre Island somewhere south of El Paso the rig was thawed. Loved this well done video, and I miss the way of life. Safe Travels to all!

[moonbeam]

My mom &dad and I had a Casita in the 70's. We took that thing everywhere. We loved it. I have nothing but great memories of those times! It was so easy to hook up and go! So that's what we did 😊

[padmepadme]

Joining your YT channel because you were so concise in your Scamp vs Casita comparison info. Am looking forward to viewing your past & future videos.

[harryprice]

Your videos are the BEST! We’ve owned our Casita ID for 4 years, but I still watch your videos because of your insight and integrity. Keep up the good work!!

[larryboyle]

We got our new Casita early summer last year. We made the decision after I spent nearly five years studying what I saw at campsites, rv shows and anywhere campers are seen. I talked to rv owners, watched videos, talked to rv dealers, and much more. The more I learned and the more I thought about the kind of camping I do, my new knowledge helped me to decide to go smaller, lighter, shorter and fiberglass. When you research fiberglass rvs you can narrow the search field greatly and easily. The decision to go Casita has, so far, proven to be the best for us. Good luck to those still searching and happy travels to all.

[williambranham]

I live on the east coast and I just sold my 2010 Casita for almost what I paid for it three years ago. I had 47 calls and texts within a few days of placing an ad in RV Trader. It sold in a week. Good video and yes I agree with everything you said.

[vernondecker]

What a great video! Such a good job all the way around.
My dog and I want a fiberglass trailer like this. With big tanks for out away from the crowds.

[williambranham]

Casita is the perfect fiberglass trailer for two people, considering initial cost, the value, the resale value, reliability, minimal maintenance, etc. I recently sold mine(2nd owner) and would buy another if I was in the RV market.

[nmr]

Thank you for such a good presentation. I like the Casita bed arrangement that I see behind you. I know both Scamp and Casita are excellent. I really do need a larger refrigerator, so that and the bathroom would be deciding factors for me.

[garyd]

The Scamp has a chipboard floor which given time will disintegrate over time rather than the Castida or Escape which have a full fiberglass shell protecting the interior all around.

[virginiahaskins]

Thank you for not asking to subscribe before the video even starts!!
I have subscribed to you!!

[benjaminvazquez]

Thankyou for the Info. I like your video because you explain the difference between both and also give the price, that helps you have an idea of what to expect.

[mobiltec]

You should never go through a drive through with a trailer. Good way to get stuck not being able to go forward OR backward. Ask me how I know that. I make mistakes so you don't have to. All great points about the Casita. I like the twin beds although I only need one. Saw a Fiberstream on the highway not too long ago. Now that's a NICE trailer as well.

[trudidolder]

we have a small camper, but we wanted to have one with 2 axles. It drives soo much smoother. Also if you have a flat tire, it does not tilt over.. These two points are very important for us.

[beauknowz]

This is one of the best and refreshing RV Trailer videos I’ve seen in years!
You are wonderful!
Keep up the good production! 🎥

[MrVikingmead]

Incredibly helpful video, thanks for taking the time to make it!