Peanut

Have I got this right? ...the hitch weight gets counted in your payload (plus people, pets and luggage in the tow vehicle). ...and the towing capacity is the gross weight of the travel trailer plus the carrying capacity (also...does the carrying capacity account for all the fluids at full?). I just don't want to buy something I can't even pull or struggle to pull.

Oh fun! I will!

Thank you so much! We don't even know anyone IRL (and just one online...who told me about this site) who has an RV so just hearing that someone has had a Keystone and they enjoy it is reassuring. I will absolutely shop around and do my research...I'm one of those annoying type A people who has a spreadsheet for everything but it really helps in buying the big stuff. We were SOOOOO surprised at the vast differences in prices. We went to a dealership just for the heck of it without going online first after we dropped the kids at their Grandparent's on Saturday and that's where my husband got

HAHAHA! I didn't even realize what I was writing! That's awesome!

We live in Oklahoma and yes, there is an RV show coming to town next month-we're definately going to it and I love your advice. It's so easy to just get what you want because it's what you want or just what you need because it's cheaper but somewhere in the middle sounds perfect!

Thanks! I'm excited to meet some new friends and learn everything I can about TT and Fort Wilderness (we've been to Disney many times but always stayed at the resort...everytime we go to Hoop Dee Doo or the BBQ we love seeing all the campsites!)

Hello. My name is Brianna (aka Peanut on here) and I'm excited to say that our family is finally starting to look into buying a travel trailer. It's taken EIGHT long years to convince my husband to go to an RV dealership but over the weekend, we went and now it's safe to say he's hooked. We had a similar issue with Disney when I told him that's where I wanted to honeymoon and we've been back every year since. Maybe he'll start believing me now when I say something is awesome. We're wanting to start small-ish so we don't have to upgrade my Suburban 1500 too soon but still big enough to comfor