New forum member - Outback 330 RL

[Everett Flatch's Stitches]

We started our camping journey as a family in a tent. We moved to a Jayco popup pulled by a Ford Explorer, then a Jayco 23B hybrid pulled by a Ford Expedition, and now we're in an Outback 330 RL pulled by a Ram 2500. Not sure what the next step is for us!

[wiredgeorge]

Welcome to the forum. To get context for your questions, put together a signature with year, make and model of your camper and same for your tow vehicle. UserCP upper left on each page and make sure you save it. Glad to have to aboard!

[spicercars]

Welcome from northern MN.

[Roper46]

Welcome from south Georgia.

[Gary R.]

Hello and welcome!

Many of our members started out the same way-tents to popups to travel trailers to 5th wheels (or motorhomes).

Have fun with your new RV and travel safe!

[sourdough]

Welcome to the forum! You might do as wiredgeorge suggested and fill out a signature so that others will have some idea what kind of rig you have in the event of questions.

Yes, the "camping" progression can take twists and turns....some unseen. In the end look at it all as an adventure with excitement around every bend. Now in full disclosure some of that "excitement around the bend" can be expensive!

[dutchmensport]

Welcome to the forums and congrats on your new Outback. Our 4th camper was an Outback travel trailer. It was a really great camper. Had it for 5 years then traded for our first ever fifth wheel.

You'll enjoy that Outback. They are a darn nice camper! Happy Camping!

[meaz93*]

You really can't go wrong with the Outback bumper pull series. We looked at that trailer and the 328RL. We didn't need the outside kitchen on the 330RL soooo we went with the other.
Honestly we loved the Grand Design 315RLTS...but no auto level on the one we looked at!
All and all 4yrs of ownership with the Outback and it just keeps getting better[emoji106]
Nice trailer congrats.