Great Stay, Tiny RV Not Fit for 6
IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING THE TINY HOUSE RV (Timberlane) - READ THIS REVIEW :)
We stayed at Winding River on Wednesday to Saturday. We booked through Sunday but decided to head back early. What you should know:
The location is superb. It was 25-30 minutes to Glen Arbor, 15 minutes to Empire Bluff Trail, 15 minutes to Platte River Fishing Weir, and 30 minutes to Sleeping Bear Dunes.
There was a ton of shade, tidy/clean facilities, and fairly quiet for being off US 31. Overall, we loved it and will definitely consider staying again if we come up to the Dunes again.
Now about the Timberline Tiny House RV and what you need to know:
1)I think this was advertised to sleep 5. Ooommppphhh. You could definitely sleep 5, but not comfortably. I would recommend no more than 3 adults or 2 adults with 2 small kids (10 and under).
2)The sofa at the front turns into a sleeper “bed”. However, when this is extended you cannot get out of the RV because it blocks the slider.
3)The small loft had a slender twin “mattress” pad. The loft could fit 2 kids under 10 if they were sleeping head to feet and if there are 2 sleeping mats.
4)The kitchen came equipped with:
- Dishwasher
- Washer/dryer combo
- Toaster
- 5 cup coffee machine
- 4 silverware “sets”
- 4 drinking cups, 6 bowls, 6 plates
- 1 medium frying pan
- 2 very small sauce pans
- 2 round cake pans
- 1 round pizza pan? (I think)
- Salt, pepper, and grilling seasoning
- Dish soap
- Dish scrubber
5)If you intend to use the kitchen a lot I