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Shoey · 08-22-2012, 05:54 AM

I have a 2012 255RKS and love it. The kitchen island makes a great pantry as well as extra counter space. The rear kitchen is awesome and makes it very easy to hand dishes, food, etc out the door for outside dining and cooking. The only down side is it only sleeps two people (and a dog) comfortably. This is not a problem since we do not have kids. If you open the couch and use the air mattress, you need to be pretty thin to get into the bathroom. This would be one of the rare occasions that a "jack knife" couch would be better than the air mattress. I'm towing with a GMC 2500 6.0 gas engine with no problems. With your engine and trans, you'll be more than fine on the road. Like you, I like to stay under 30 ft, mainly because of the type or camgrounds we prefer. Very wooded, rural areas do not lend themselves to long campers very well.

08-22-2012, 05:54 AM	#2
Shoey Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: PA Posts: 45	I have a 2012 255RKS and love it. The kitchen island makes a great pantry as well as extra counter space. The rear kitchen is awesome and makes it very easy to hand dishes, food, etc out the door for outside dining and cooking. The only down side is it only sleeps two people (and a dog) comfortably. This is not a problem since we do not have kids. If you open the couch and use the air mattress, you need to be pretty thin to get into the bathroom. This would be one of the rare occasions that a "jack knife" couch would be better than the air mattress. I'm towing with a GMC 2500 6.0 gas engine with no problems. With your engine and trans, you'll be more than fine on the road. Like you, I like to stay under 30 ft, mainly because of the type or camgrounds we prefer. Very wooded, rural areas do not lend themselves to long campers very well.