Something a bit larger

We sold our 2013 177 Rpod to our son in 2013 and purchased a Keystone Bullet Premier 19fbpr. We sold the Rpod because we were looking for some of the features you mentioned. We loved it and had it for 2 1/2 years, and the only reason we moved to something different is that we wanted a motorhome (almost identical inside look as the Premier). Sold our Premier to another son in spring of this year. He loves it. Has isles on each side of the bed, full bathroom (very large), very adequate storage, dual axle, cathedral ceiling, very spacious for 19 feet - perfect length. It's a high quality camper in our opinion (don't mistake it for the Keystone Bullet-they're different). We were on the Keystone forum and know many other owners of the Premier 19 who love it. They also make a 22, 26 and 32.

Now I'm curious enough to check out the line.

We just came back from a two week trip to the Seattle area. We flew out and motel-ed it. Noticed a LOT of campers out there so we took a detour and visited Pacific Travel Center in Tacoma. Kevin, the owner, took a lot of time to show us the line of Lance campers. The quality of materials and workmanship was impressive. One neat feature was that the AC is 9,000 BTUs and can run off a 2000 watt generator. There's a compartment in the front that coincidentally fits a Honda 2000 watt generator. Nice planning. If he were nearby, or even somewhat closer, we'd buy from him in a minute. 2800 miles is a bit of a stretch though. We'll check out locals in the coming months. Thanks to all who have contributed to this thread. It's been a great resource.

BTW.. we put a down payment on a Lance 2295 today. Will pick it up on Dec 3rd.

I have been looking at the Lance models also, tht is one of my favorite floorplans, nice choice