💥 3 Best Campers UNDER 20' with Bathrooms

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In this YouTube Video we tour and review 3 of the best small camping trailers under 20 feet with bathrooms!

All 3 of these small and lightweight campers are less than 20 feet long and all have a bathroom that includes a toilet and shower! One even has an outdoor kitchen!

The small travel trailers under 20 feet with bathrooms that we tour in this video are:

0:00 Intro
0:15 Braxton Creek Free Solo FAM
6:58 Snap Pads
8:15 Highland Ridge Open Range 172FB
12:50 Winnebago Hike 100 H1316MB

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[RVBlogger]

Hi Everyone,
We hope you enjoyed our video! Which small camper under 20' did you like? Please say hello by leaving a comment below!
Also, please feel free to ask any questions or just tell us about yourselves. We want to get to know you and share our RV experiences.

[idratherbeplayin]

Maybe put in a sliding ladder that is on a rail to push it out of the way it would still be connected but you can move it to get to storage

[CellasChariot]

I think the second trailer is my fav! Thanks for review and hope you both are well!

[PhantomLover]

The 2nd camper was the best. Everything perfect for a single person to go anywhere

[madjack]

They should have the bunk bed ladder on a slider that locks into place anywhere on the track on the first one.

[scottbaker-ScottyB]

I would like to see larger windows above to sink and cooking area instead of cupboards. Fun to look out what the wildlife is doing.

[sherriweber]

I myself like the second one. Which was the Highland Ridge Open Range. Thank you Mike and Susan for showing these Rvs. Great job! 👍

[seand]

#2 Highland Ridge Open Range 172FB is the one I like the most. But the Winnebago seems like it could open up a lot of floor options if it got rid of the rear kitchen area. Seems a little off.

[Tiadaghton]

The second one was the best, in my opinion. I couldn't believe how bad the layout was in the Winnebago!

[victorsantana]

It would nice if you could mention the height of each camper specially for videos about campers that fit inside a garage.

[caecal]

I like that the ladders attached but I wish it was at one end of the bank or the other so you had more space to work in that storage area

[tuvia]

Great video! 1st one with the ladder, use a saw. 2nd one better than the first. 3rd one, add the Winnebago name, then add 20k to the price and get less. (what a mess of a trailer)

[sandydragon]

They would be great for someone single, or college student.

[mildredlackey]

All of them small TT were very nice, but I really liked the middle one, the ( Open Road )

[janebray]

We have a custom (designed lsyout myself) 2022 20'(17ft floor)(7'w)🇨🇦Taylor Coach🇨🇦, 2363lbs. Build warranty 4yrs! We are glamping as I type, on a 10, 000 Trip! I have an 84" kitchen counter, with 3burner/21'oven, swivel sprayer tap, 6.5c fridge, full dry bath, tons of storage and 24" closet. My fav thing is the solar - can now be off grid without needing the genny unless we need ac. My 2nd fav is the leveling jacks, the trailer is built in such a way that it can handle being levelled by all 4 corners!

[tma]

Suggestion. An outside walk around the trailer is needed for a true complete review.

[TM-bdnf]

Really love the simplicity of the Braxton Creek. For all its minor inconveniences, it’s saving grace is the price point. Seems like the perfect entry level trailer for someone looking to dip their toe in the RV waters, or for a minimalist like me who is outdoors all the time and only use the camper for sleeping and as a shelter for bad weather.

[sherriweber]

Hope you both have a great week! And see you both soon! Stay safe. Safe travels.

[BarTGila]

That last trailer with the outdoor kitchen would never work for me. I am too short to be able to use the outdoor kitchen. The rest of it I liked. I really enjoy your videos. Thanks.

[carolyntanner]

I'm with you on turning the stove.