Front window broken

We have been to Bonita Campground in Chiracahua National Monument. Very nice. No hookups but it is in a shady canyon in the monument. Lots of great hiking and beautiful drives. Other close places are Cochise Stronghold and Kartchner Cavern State Park. Kartchner has full hookups and is trmendous. If you go, make reservations for one of the cavern tours. Can't go wrong. All the Arizona State Parks are very well done, as are the Maricopa County Regional Parks. We are currently at Lost Dutchman State Park at the base of Superstition Mountains. 65 degrees, sunny. Nice. Best wishes as you plan your next trip.

Glad to hear that your repair was successful and now you can enjoy your unit.  We are planning on coming to the SW this spring, again.  We do enjoy camping around Demin NM in March and April, sure beats the brown snow we have in Michigan that time of year.  We've heard about a national park in Arizona, Bonita Canyon, which we have reservation for this spring.  Have you been camping there, if so did you enjoy the park?

I've suggested polycarbonate several times. Lexan is just GE Plastics' brand name for it. Regardless of brand, it's good stuff for this application as it won't break. You can scratch it so use care while cleaning; flush first, use a sift cloth, and use straight line motions. Circular motions can cause swirl marks which draw your eye.

You can use normal saws to cut it, not a problem at all. Easy DIY. You can get pretty much any thickness you want so get close to the same thickness as the the glass youre replacing so the seal will engage properly.

I'm surprised no one has suggested getting a lexan window fabricated. lexan is very strong, and I think it's what they use on fighter jets.

There is a recent thread here that shows what one person did when he found extensive water damage at the back of his trailer, plywood work was wonderful!