Big debate 2 doors or just one door?

[friz]

Two is a must if you share a bed. Solo, one is fine.

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[working on it]

Two is a must if you share a bed. Solo, one is fine.

* I camp solo, and have found that having a second door is very useful. Though I use the curbside door as my usual entry, primarily since most state park sites are set-up where power & water are on the streetside, as is my power access point, here are other reasons to have two doors on a TD, or or a home-built TTT like my squareback (not a factory option on our larger TT, that I never have traveled-in.

* Possible reasons:

• 1) an emergency exit, if the other side becomes blocked (fallen tree, rockslide, fire, bear, mother-in-law?),
• 2) a great location for a side-tent (porta-potty/changing clothes/outdoor shower room),
• 3) an alternative entrance (if the other side has no view, is parked beside nosy, or encroaching adjacent park-site neighbors...similarly, using canopy side-walls, like switching which door you use, can, like fences, make good neighbors!)

[gudmund]

2 just makes it more versatile when camping and having the option of using one side or the other. Don't think I could handle 'just having one' especially when just making to make the bed!! having access from either side makes it so much easier when doing "any" work on the trailer ................

[edgeau]

2 for all the reasons stated above.

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