This Entry-level Hideout RV Trailer Packs a Lot of Value for Family Adventures: TFL Camper Corner

37 thoughts on “This Entry-level Hideout RV Trailer Packs a Lot of Value for Family Adventures: TFL Camper Corner”

• I love the TFL Camping Corner. Especially now when there's a boom in the RV industry. Many people are getting RVs to get out and adventure. I bought my first travel trailer two years ago.

• Are you trying to sell this thing or what? Not sure calling it cheap is a great sales pitch

• Too expensive with cheap materials and construction – look elsewhere. Great review though.

• At 2:32, I would never use chip-board.

• Great video !!!! Thanks.

• I don't need a tv, I have a huge laptop and everything is online now… I'll give up entertainment space as long as I get more battery to charge devices and keep ac and fridges cool.

• I’m still trying to figure out how 25k is affordable for a very minimally used recreational toy. I must not be in that tax bracket yet in life

• This is absolutely the biggest piece of shit I ever owned. Bought this new and it has been in the shop 7 out of the last 12 months.

• I want that one.???with no air conditioner though.i do want level jacks.but as is just how u showed it but no air conditioning.

• I have seen the hideout on the best of and worst of lists. It makes purchasing a trailer just blind faith.

• The only downside to this trailer I can think of is the couch being too short. Other than that, it’s quite interesting.

• So how much a month ?? 25,000 gotta be 23$ .. it's stripped, but me exmilitary dog pound.. I can make a castle OUTTA dungpile!!! I only need , a fridge, AC , bathroom with shower ,a tv .. bed!!👍

• That's osb, not particle board!

• Bathroom skylight/fan should have been moved over the shower. Add a lift up counter extension for prep space. Spare tire cover needed. Not much more is necessary from Ketstone to have done and keep the price reasonably inexpensive.

• In this type of floor plan, your dinette top is your counter work space. No big deal.

• This guy is good at these videos.

• This camper should msrp for $13k and sell for $9999 but i would still turn away…but thanks for the review…

• That's wicked cheap looking.

• Nope 👎 camping ⛺️ is definitely not for me , campers are to expensive, built cheap, on the average camp grounds are to expensive and no space , to close to other campers , they are so close you can here them FART 💨
  Most people can’t even afford these RV campers and literally finance them for 15 years at 12 % interest, these are the worst investments, these campers lose to much value plus half the time they have water 💧 infiltration by the slide outs
  THEY ARE GARBAGE 🗑!!!
  My neighbor bought one and hardly uses it he camps maybe, just maybe 2 weeks a year and that’s it and he makes big payments per month for 15 years plus he had water 💦 infiltration and has issues with his warranty

• while showing the rear jacks, was that exposed OSB board on the bottom of the trailer?

• To much money

• I think the places where they cut corners were unnecessary and really wouldn't cut that much off the price. I don't care how cheap it is, it just looks bad. Look at that futon. It's not even attached so what's going to happen when you're driving and pulling it? Is it going to stay in place?

• I don't understand why this is cheaper than most smaller wrangler towed trailers that only sleep 2 inside. Does more weight cost less?

• Cutting corners has been the name of the game for the travel trailer industry for years. The problem is they are getting way more expensive and the quality is going down. Everyone do yourself a favour and buy a used one that’s a couple years old. The original owners had to deal with the returns to the dealer for all the warranty work.

• Maybe review a Grand Design product, I've heard good positive things on them and affordable. Imagine XLS series are always being recommended specially for mid-size SUV's and 1/2 ton trucks.

• So confusing trying to figure out how much we can tow with our 2011 Nissan Pathfinder SV going thru all the charts and how much I can tow says about 4600 lbs which I question……..hope we don't mess up when we go to buy…….

• its a great trailer but, i would rather have a double axle on something that long for more stability and control

• I appreciate your style of reviews, your always well spoken and thorough but right to the point. Thank you, from your 🇺🇲🦅 neighbors.

• I appreciate the honesty of this review.

• HOw many darn kids pool toys do you think people need on vacation!

• Great series you are doing showing some affordable trailers, and you do an awesome job presenting them as well.

• $25k? That's not a good value at all

• Can’t validate cheap for (getting your family out there)

• Trailer just looks unfinished. That grab hole for the wood panel under the bench stirage doesnt even look smooth at all

• Kind of trailer to take out away from everyone and no TV get the kids out in nature playing with frogs and things.

• Wood under bed is not particle board, it is chip board, stronger and more durable than particle board.

• What I want to see is the price compared to others in its category.

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