2018 Livin Lite Camp Lite 23RLS | Travel Trailer - RV Review: Camping World

[@NoteFromSELF]

The lighting is a great touch. Must be very soothing at night.

[@karapendleton2257]

Wow! I love how they used "different" things in the design--things you don't see in rv after rv. It looks really nice and I love the white, as well as the blue lighting. Love all that counter space, too. Many larger units don't seem to have that much. I always wish all rvs had w/d hookups, but otherwise, this is really a sweet little trailer. Except for the w/d thing, I'd really like this little gem. Great job, as always, in showing us all the details. Always appreciate how thorough you are. Keep up the great work!

[@mrjack8849]

Very nice. I like the construction features built for longevity. Adds to the price, but hopefully less maintenance over a longer period of time.

[@notconvincedgranny6573]

Would have been nice if the outlet in the "useless" area of the countertop were lower, with USB ports. At least you could plug up your coffeemaker there and be able to charge your phone in an out of the way area.

[@kathyhutchison1947]

Love the White wood, a out time:-)

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[@rogerchristeson]

Do these camplite trailers have heated holding tanks and sufficient insulation for 4 season use?

[@hayesman76]

I like this floor plan and don’t know why it’s not seen very often. This trailer would be even better if they could keep basically the same layout but shave a few feet off the length. Now THAT can at least be truthfully called an “outside kitchen,” in contrast to Winnebago’s so-called “outside kitchen” which is a fridge and a box containing a Coleman stove. I couldn’t believe my eyes the first time I saw someone showing a Winnebago and THAT was the unit’s “outdoor kitchen”.

[@stoneygreek]

where do you plug in the coffee maker/ there is only one plug on the backsplash.

[@robhuddleston6853]

Can you have a larger kitchen sink installed?

[@raultorrez3811]

awesome video thank you very much

[@TicklerDude]

I thought all these RVs were supposed to be made with non-wood materials. Wood + RV = Mold. I usually try to avoid that equation.

[@campingworld]

You are absolutely correct that Livin Lite is known for not using wood materials. However in order to satisfy a broader audience they started doing wood interiors as the aluminum cabinets are not for everyone. That being said, the structure is still aluminum framing with azdel panels. Thanks for watching and for commenting! -Ian Baker

[@CathyGoes]

First thing I'd do is rip out that sofa. What a waste of weight/space. You could reclaim the usage of that whole area and stick a few nicer folding chairs there if you need seating.

[@billpeirce7127]

For that price they want, u think u would get better thicker framing on interior walls and cabinets. Pluse real Top grain Italian leather. The need to cut their price in half. They went cheap cheap cheap on interior big time. Table moves all over the place and fridge is to small, two burner cook top is dirt cheap, etc... How do they figure it's worth 49,000.00???? More like 23 to 25k Tops. Need more USB plugs and more regular plugs to. Pluss bigger tv. Least a 50" 4 outside and a 42" for inside. Pluss add on some solar panels on the roof to if u want 49k. Step it up or drop your price in half!!!!