I could spend years just exploring in awe what Idaho has to offer. We all wanted a trailer that could be taken off the beaten path-Idaho is just amazing itself (shh, don’t tell anyone-nothing here but flat land and potatoes) with over 70% public lands and we’re bordered by Utah, Montana, Oregon, Washington, Wyoming, and Nevada, so the number of breathtaking off the beaten path options are truly endless. First, we immediately eliminated a traditional travel trailer. There is no shortage of options out there these days. So, it was time to surf to the end of the internet to find a replacement trailer for our family-my wife and I, my 14 year old daughter and 11 year old son, and two dogs. The result was they were unable to get out camping, which this person loves to do. In addition, the thinner mattress, as most RTT’s have, was difficult for them to sleep on and they have also become increasingly sensitive to colder weather-even in the dead of summer temps in the mountains here in Idaho can regularly plummet to the low 40’s upper 30’s. A family member has a medical condition that, by spring 2018, had gotten to where climbing up and down the ladder to get into the RTT had become somewhat difficult. But the cons of the Xventure were not what drove me to sell it.
There were things I loved and hated about that trailer. My purpose in creating this thread is to provide straight forward and honest information and answers to questions for anyone looking to purchase a Patriot Camper-basically information I was looking for in my research to help guide my decision.īefore purchasing the Patriot I had an Xventure XV-2 for three years. Given the significant investment I was looking for as much information as possible. While doing my research I found there wasn’t/isn’t a lot of good, detailed information on them by current owners in the U.S. On March 12th I took possession of a new Patriot Campers X1 Grand Tourer. Posted this on Expedition Portal and thought I’d share here as well.
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