Bathroom converted to living room

This is the craziest idea I have seen so far on this website! Who would buy such a trailer down the road that had holding tanks with nothing to hold!!!

I’m only 53 but I bought my rPod 180 with the large bathroom because I wanted to use it, especially late at night so I didn’t have to trek over to the campground restrooms.

The OP should definitely sell it while it still has value and buy another trailer, sans bathroom. You could get a vintage Shasta trailer with a nice wood interior without a bathroom. Maybe get one without a fridge too. There’s another convenience you could do without! ;) Sheesh.

Originally posted by MysticLily180 Hello Rpod Owners, Has anyone ever converted their bathroom to a living room-type set up? i have a 2016 180, and really feel like having an on-board bathroom is not all that necessary, so i've been toying with the idea of removing the toilet, sink and shower, knocking out the wall, and converting that little area into a 'living room' of sorts. Has anyone ever done such a thing? When i think back to the campers my parents had when i was a kid, we - a family of 5, managed just fine w/o the conveniences of those kind of bathroom amenities. And even when my parents bought their last travel trailer in the late '70's, and it came with a bathroom, they never used it! It seems to me like it could be a better use of space to turn it into living space. Thoughts?

After reading this post all I keep on asking myself is WHY? Why would you want to devalue your camper by doing something like removing the bathroom? Sure its your camper to do what ever you want so if you want to destroy its value get out the pry bar, screw gun, and wrenches and go at it! Maybe what you should do instead is sell your camper and go by a teardrop camper, that has no bathroom, just a suggestion. 

+2 - The bathroom is a must have for us.

Of course it is your trailer and you can do anything you want with it.  Be aware that removing the bathroom willmake it difficult to sell.  In fact it will sharply devalue the unit.