Basically, its a 16 X 7 ft box on wheels packed with utility systems. We like the funky paint job. Someday it will look good as an old retro camper. As you may suspect (or know) there is not much that is ecological about it. The Eco is one of the earlier models that reduced (I won't say eliminated) the use of formaldehyde. Best to buy a used RV that has aired out.
Here is our setup in March at Suwannee Springfest 2011. Our first trip in the bungalow. We've named it the bungalow. Before this we had tent camped at Springfest for three years and in 2009 we got rained on pretty good. (my girls did not like it!). In 2010 we decided to try renting an RV which resulted in maximum good hair days, good sleep and exceptional hygiene. We liked it. Below is our Springfest setup with auxilliary tent for kids and outdoor shower.
Another of our practical plans for the bungalow is to be able to spend time with our family in Ormond Beach. We've stayed at Tomoka State Park twice now with bungalow working much better than a motel room or a fold out couch.
This is campsite 38 in beautiful Tomoka Satate Park. It has water access so I can wake up, catch the sunrise from my kayak while Jean is sleeping. Perfect. the pic below is from the lagoon looking through the woods to campsite 38 (37 is good too.)
One chilly morning at campsite 19 Janet, Janine and Chocolate stopped in for blueberry pancakes by the fire.
For me, the best part of camping in the bungalow is that Jean is relaxed, at ease and comfortable while I, at the same time, can venture outside and and stalk the mystic light of the morning. And . . . We can share blueberry pancakes with hot coffee when I get back. We can bring the bikes. We can sit by the fire at night. We are going to try to bring the dogs next time. But most importantly, Jean can sleep like this . . . .
