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I've always thought Aliners are SO cute and I LOVE the feeling of spaciousness, especially the big, high windows - it's like a cathedral in there, really letting in light and the beauty of nature all around you! My biggest concern, getting a camper in our mid-sixties, was having to put it up and down each trip as we get older, and also, the lack of a bathroom, so we opted for a GeoPro 15TB and have been very happy with our choice - however, I still LOVE this couple's beautiful set up - thanks to them for sharing their Aliner with us!
I was surprised at how spacious this tiny camper trailer felt inside! The ceiling height and window combos really made an impact. But, I agree... I need a bathroom too. 😊 I haven't snooped inside a GeoPro yet! Hopefully I get the chance to someday!
A+ on cuteness!!! We owned an A-Frame for a couple of years before purchasing the T@B. It was a nice unit, but we preferred not having to set the unit up on highway rest areas, single overnight stays, etc. Great review, Randi!
@@RandisAdventures Set up and take down is easy. It is interesting to watch. I do not want to do the set up in a rest area because you need extra room to maneuver the panels. Towing is nice because you don't have the typical blind spots because the trailer is flat. The problem with our particular model of A-Frame was mosquitoes and moisture. The wall/roof panels, even though they fit tightly together, it is not an air tight fit. Mosquitoes love me so much that they will find the smallest opening to find me. And they did in the A-Frame...lol. Sometimes rain water would find an opening at the connection points, too. A-Frame reminds me of a pop-up camper. It is great for certain situations.
Thanks, Randy and John for the tour of your camper. Little small for me but that’s why there’s so many different campers out there one for everybody. Thanks from Wisconsin.
Thanks, Randi. That was interesting. I have never seen the inside of an Aliner. It is amazing that they went on a 10 week trip. I love how little you really need to travel.
I was amazed at how spacious the Aliner felt like inside because of the ceiling height! BTW…. I’ll be in your state tomorrow! Driving there now with a overnight camping spot in Wisconsin. Should be in Michigan tomorrow morning! ☀️
We had an Aliner Ranger and then moved up to an Expedition. Especially liked the large amount of windows in the Aliners. We now own a "Lil Snoozy", something we have had our eye on for a long time. Our Snoozy may be the first and perhaps only one in MN. Maybe we just like unusual stuff in our old age!
I don't know much about the Lil Snoozy but it looks absolutely adorable! I think we’d get along great because I like unusual stuff at my old age too! 🥳
Hey Randi, we are taking our little JayFeather out this weekend to the Grand Canyon of North Carolina. We are bringing our Clam, which you recommended. Will have some pics with the set up. Hope to send them to you! Also, you and your husband have to check out North Carolina’s State Parks. They are beautiful ! Tom
No place to go potty a couple times in the nite or take a daily shower. I’ve seen those public places… and I get up a couple times a nite. Otherwise lovely!
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✅ Would you buy the Aliner Classic? Let me know!
✅ Watch more cool small camper tour videos here: th-cam.com/play/PLMwD3tcbfnyHf7eX-HDgGrzTacXdBHA2b.html
Lovely couple and great small set-up.
They were such great people! I love it when I get to snoop inside other small campers! 😁
Love our Aliner, and we're 66 years old!
I've always thought Aliners are SO cute and I LOVE the feeling of spaciousness, especially the big, high windows - it's like a cathedral in there, really letting in light and the beauty of nature all around you! My biggest concern, getting a camper in our mid-sixties, was having to put it up and down each trip as we get older, and also, the lack of a bathroom, so we opted for a GeoPro 15TB and have been very happy with our choice - however, I still LOVE this couple's beautiful set up - thanks to them for sharing their Aliner with us!
I was surprised at how spacious this tiny camper trailer felt inside! The ceiling height and window combos really made an impact. But, I agree... I need a bathroom too. 😊
I haven't snooped inside a GeoPro yet! Hopefully I get the chance to someday!
A+ on cuteness!!! We owned an A-Frame for a couple of years before purchasing the T@B. It was a nice unit, but we preferred not having to set the unit up on highway rest areas, single overnight stays, etc. Great review, Randi!
I have never seen the setup and tear down process for an Aliner or A-frame camper. Is it time consuming?
@@RandisAdventures Set up and take down is easy. It is interesting to watch. I do not want to do the set up in a rest area because you need extra room to maneuver the panels. Towing is nice because you don't have the typical blind spots because the trailer is flat. The problem with our particular model of A-Frame was mosquitoes and moisture. The wall/roof panels, even though they fit tightly together, it is not an air tight fit. Mosquitoes love me so much that they will find the smallest opening to find me. And they did in the A-Frame...lol. Sometimes rain water would find an opening at the connection points, too. A-Frame reminds me of a pop-up camper. It is great for certain situations.
Thanks, Randy and John for the tour of your camper. Little small for me but that’s why there’s so many different campers out there one for everybody. Thanks from Wisconsin.
They certainly had this tiny camper all setup to do everything they wanted! BTW… I’m camping in Wisconsin night on my way to the U.P.!
@@RandisAdventures we did Door County last weekend looks like great weather coming
Thanks, Randi. That was interesting. I have never seen the inside of an Aliner. It is amazing that they went on a 10 week trip. I love how little you really need to travel.
I was amazed at how spacious the Aliner felt like inside because of the ceiling height!
BTW…. I’ll be in your state tomorrow! Driving there now with a overnight camping spot in Wisconsin. Should be in Michigan tomorrow morning! ☀️
They have their A-Line set up very cute.
I agree! It’s so fun to see how others camp! 😁
Thank you for posting ❤❤❤love it
We had an Aliner Ranger and then moved up to an Expedition. Especially liked the large amount of windows in the Aliners. We now own a "Lil Snoozy", something we have had our eye on for a long time. Our Snoozy may be the first and perhaps only one in MN. Maybe we just like unusual stuff in our old age!
I don't know much about the Lil Snoozy but it looks absolutely adorable! I think we’d get along great because I like unusual stuff at my old age too! 🥳
Hey Randi, we are taking our little JayFeather out this weekend to the Grand Canyon of North Carolina. We are bringing our Clam, which you recommended. Will have some pics with the set up. Hope to send them to you! Also, you and your husband have to check out North Carolina’s State Parks. They are beautiful
! Tom
I’ve never been to NC but now you’ve caught my attention with the Grand Canyon of NC! 😁 Enjoy your time and your Clam!!!
Love the Aliner & theirs is really cute!! (this was my first choice, behind the LGM)
The Aliner was really cute but I do love the space and bathroom in our Little Guy Max!😁
I’ve always been curious about the aliners. Looks like it’s a nice space.
I was curious too!
Nice video do you have any other leaking issues other than the one you fixed
Nope!
where is this campground? It looks wonderful. btw, Fred says to say hi!
Hey! This was at the Frontenac State Park campground in MN! 🔆
That’s kool❤
Have your windows leaked yet??
No place to go potty a couple times in the nite or take a daily shower. I’ve seen those public places… and I get up a couple times a nite. Otherwise lovely!
Yep, it is missing a bathroom which would be a nuisance especially at night time!
Use a plastic cup or container with a lid to go in! Easy Peasy!