Hello from NH

dyp

Hello to all and we are first time RV owners who have just gotten a T@B 320s.  Always have been tent campers, but now it is our turn!  looking forward to hitting the road.

ericnliz

Welcome! You've come to a great place for questions & answers. Do some driveway camping, and familiarize yourself with your new trailer. Play with EVERYTHING inside so you know how it works. Then....go explore & have fun!

DINDAnLAN

Congrats & happy trails!

Homebodyatheart

Congratulations and welcome to the Tab family!

dyp

Thank you!  We are so happy!

dragonsdofly

Congratulations on your new trailer!  Happy t@bbing! We'll wave if we see ya on the road sometime!

Arwen

Congratulations on getting your camper!

I'm also from NH, and live in the White Mountains Region. My boyfriend and I decided to look into getting a small camper last Fall, after tenting for five days in Maine.  We've both only done tent camping, but we're getting close to retirement age and a looking for something a bit more comfortable (and a bit more spacious) than my little backpacking tent.

After doing a ton of research, the T@B 320 S (with the Boondock package) is currently at the very top of my list, but my boyfriend feels that we might need something a bit larger, since we're both quite tall.  We have plans to view one next month, along with a couple of other models.

Please post about your experience with your new camper, as I would love to hear how everything works out for you. Wishing you the best in getting to know your T@B.

dragonsdofly

@Arwen, welcome to the forum. Keep in touch as you check out your options. Btw, we are a family of 4. Hubby, me and 2 boys (who will turn 12 & 13 in the next 6 weeks). We all fit in the t@b 320 with room to spare. How you manage is a matter of preparation and logistics, which I'm sure you are versed in, being tent campers. Good luck.

Om3

Hello NH...:) So happy to know that there is another T@B over in the Northeast. We purchased a new T@B400 last summer at TAC RV in NC...(we live in MA). Finally saw our first T@B on 495S in Haverhill last week. We
think they had a ME plate...it too, was a T@B 320 (red trim). Perhaps, our paths will cross as we travel this summer!

dyp

Arwen said:

Congratulations on getting your camper!

I'm also from NH, and live in the White Mountains Region. My boyfriend and I decided to look into getting a small camper last Fall, after tenting for five days in Maine.  We've both only done tent camping, but we're getting close to retirement age and a looking for something a bit more comfortable (and a bit more spacious) than my little backpacking tent.

After doing a ton of research, the T@B 320 S (with the Boondock package) is currently at the very top of my list, but my boyfriend feels that we might need something a bit larger, since we're both quite tall.  We have plans to view one next month, along with a couple of other models.

Please post about your experience with your new camper, as I would love to hear how everything works out for you. Wishing you the best in getting to know your T@B.

dyp

We have just de winterized it and have not yet taken our tab out.  one thing i can say is that we have decided that the bed will be always set up as it is a pain to make bed, unmake etc.  thae table was taken out as we have decided to leave the bed open and made.  We are retired and have 2 small dogs.  We have always backpaked tented, climberd 4000 ft with kids, but now we need "Glamping".  We got a small alum. lightweight folding table.  We plan to cook and eat outside which is a requirement for us haha

dyp

dragonsdofly said:

@Arwen, welcome to the forum. Keep in touch as you check out your options. Btw, we are a family of 4. Hubby, me and 2 boys (who will turn 12 & 13 in the next 6 weeks). We all fit in the t@b 320 with room to spare. How you manage is a matter of preparation and logistics, which I'm sure you are versed in, being tent campers. Good luck.

ScottG

dyp said:

We have just de winterized it and have not yet taken our tab out.  one thing i can say is that we have decided that the bed will be always set up as it is a pain to make bed, unmake etc.  thae table was taken out as we have decided to leave the bed open and made.  We are retired and have 2 small dogs.  We have always backpaked tented, climberd 4000 ft with kids, but now we need "Glamping".  We got a small alum. lightweight folding table.  We plan to cook and eat outside which is a requirement for us haha

That's how we do it! The T@B is perfect for this kind of camping--more like a really really nice tent then something you actually live in.

In a real pinch we could move one of our aluminum folding tables inside for eating purposes. I think we've done that once...