When you go camping.

Jersey John · Post by **Jersey John** » Fri Mar 14, 2008 10:31 am

I have a mattress from a old fold out sofa that I used to use in my full size van for weekend adventure's. Was alittle more cmfortable than an air bed but harder to store. I will have to see if it will fit in Mr. Cooper.

Rileysowner · Post by **Rileysowner** » Fri Mar 14, 2008 11:20 am

LiftedAWDAstro wrote:We started with a tent... used that for many years. We the bought a 2006 Jayco Select 12HW pop-up. Used that for 1 year and then the dealer made us a good deal on a new 2007 Jayco Jay Feather 232 hybrid camper. Then I had to buy a new tow rig...LOL.

We were looking at the 12 and 14 foot Jayco HW at an RV show. We actually looked at a lots of hard-sides/hybrids/5ers as well, but we need a king size bed, and the only things that seem to come with those are Popups. So at this point if we upgrade our 10' Jayco, it looks like a Highwall is our preference.

LiftedAWDAstro · Post by **LiftedAWDAstro** » Fri Mar 14, 2008 6:55 pm

You will LOVE the HW. Just not having to fold up the sink and/or stove is awesome. Plus the HW comes with an oven, large fridge, microwave, queen bed at the back end and the king up front. They are definitely an very nice camper. Also the 14HW is the 2008 model, upgraded from the 12HW

Rileysowner · Post by **Rileysowner** » Sat Mar 15, 2008 5:11 am

That was what we thought when we saw it. After going through many many hardsides of one sort or other, we walked into the highwall and immediately liked it. The nice thing with the 14' Jayco is that it has a hard sided shower as well.

Fire Cakes · Post by **Fire Cakes** » Sat Mar 15, 2008 6:14 am

Rileysowner wrote:That was what we thought when we saw it. After going through many many hardsides of one sort or other, we walked into the highwall and immediately liked it. The nice thing with the 14' Jayco is that it has a hard sided shower as well.

Yeah we noticed that as well too. I am not sure if I would like having to tear down that wall and door each time and set it up too. It will add to the set up/tear down time. However, I did like that it wasn't just a curtain around the bunkends where if it wasn't pulled tight the bunkend would get wet.

Our 12HW came without the bathroom option and we opted out of it for more room and seating and storage. I am not sure if the 14HW has that option. I don't think it does.

BLAZER · Post by **BLAZER** » Sat Mar 15, 2008 7:24 am

We have a hard sided bathroom in out Trailmanor, adds maybe 3 mins to the setup, not sure about the Jayco. Ours has basically two walls to set up, the one pulls up and the side wall is hinged to it, the you pulled up the front wall, then 3 clips and they are all togther including door....we love it. After having popups, I will never get a camper with canvas again. nice thing about our trailmanor is, you can setup/close in the rain with no leaks and not having to worry about opening up to dry out later like a popup or hybrid. Too bad they are so expensive tough.

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