Colorado Maiden Voyage!

Lojocamper

We LOVE our 320 CS-S!  We saw a T@B for the first time at an RV show and fell in love. Sold our 20 ft trailer and are happy we have "right-sized".  We decided on the clam-shell because of the spacious galley kitchen, and it performed beautifully. Boondocking for 4 days/3 nights in the Colorado San Juan Mtns in a beautiful forest service campground was heaven. Our biggest takeaways were in regards to water supply (showers - pump stops working at 25% - logical), battery capacity (lasted 3 days on solar in a somewhat shady campsite, had to give it a recharge via our truck battery), frig temp regulation (frozen sour cream does not reconstitute upon melting, ha!) , ABR capacity and temp regulation. Minor tweaking necessary for awning setup due to extra height from our Outback axle. We were satisfied with our overall gas mileage of 15mpg despite the mountain driving and a significant headwind on our outbound journey. We can't wait to take "Breaking Away" out again and look forward to meeting other Tabbers!


Kitchen mod with Lowe's peel & stick tiles and second TV removed



Love the Pahaque awning!


Relocated spare tire to tow bar.

ChrisandAlexis

@Lojocamper , just curious, how many watts is your solar panel.

Lojocamper

@ChrisandAlexis - GoPower folding panel 120 watts - we had it with our previous trailer - works great in full sun.

ChrisandAlexis

thanks @Lojocamper

Sharon_is_SAM

Galley looks great!  How is the stove and counter height with the raised axle?

Lojocamper

@SAM the galley height is 43” at the sink and 50” at the counter, clearly too high without assistance. We found a great Camco metal bi-fold stool online Home Depot for $28 which works well for us (and we are short). We are thinking of getting a second stool.

jkjenn

Ahh...the San Juan Mountains....I cannot wait. 

Glad the first trip was great! It seems the maiden voyage goes so much smoother when it is not a first-time RV owner.