That trailer has been a true sanity-saver for me. It allows me and Carole to get the hell out of the city for extended periods and also allows us access to luxuries that many do without when they go into the forests for peace and quiet. The nicest thing about the trailer is that it allows us to sleep in comfort--dry comfort. I love my tent camping trips, and I still enjoy backpacking into wilderness areas when I have to use a tent. But spending days at a time in a National Park or National Forest, it's nice to come back to a dry, secure spot after a day of hiking and scrambling.
This is a stitched panorama (such as it is) of the inside of the Casita. I took it while sitting on the bed (which can also be a dining table). The dinette is on the left. The sink and stove and refrigerator and furnace on the right. Directly above is the air conditioner. The bathroom door is closed (me in the mirror), but it has a small sink, a toilet, and a shower.Yes, the trailer is very small. But it's perfect for us because we can take it into National Forest campsites that are far too small for a large travel trailer or motor home, and it's perfect for the two of us.
Go away. I'm sleepin'. 
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Just bought a Casita - looking forward to experiencing the away time in comfort.
I hope you enjoy yours as much as we have enjoyed ours. It has meant quite a lot to us. To the point that we have developed a strong emotional attachment to it.
Looking for something like this or a Scamp used but having trouble finding much. Any suggestions?
There are several places where you can find used fiberglass rvs.
Here are a couple that I like:
http://www.fiberglassrv.com/
https://www.fiberglass-rv-4sale.com/
Hope that helps!
I have a 1996 on sale
Post a link to your ad. Casita trailers are fun!
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