We had a fantastic time in the trailer, kept us warm and dry and had everything we needed (cookstove, propane, bedding, pillows, pots, pans, utensils, plates, bowls, glasses, mugs, cutting board, plug in Kooltron fridge, 2 camp chairs and electrical extension cord), we did provide our own coffee pot, extra tea towels, bath towels, dish soap, tinfoil, paper towels, ziplock and garbage bags.
We had many people stare and ask many questions as we pulled into campsites, it was a great conversational piece to get to know people.
We found it very easy to tow behind our truck, the doors are large and great to get in and out of. We camped in many areas from Waterton National Park, Alberta with power hookup to Moyie Lake and Lightening Lake, Provincial Parks with no hookups and the trailer batteries worked exceptionally well, especially using the led lights and the batteries also had usb ports in order to charge our phones. I liked how convenient it was to pull into camp and maneuver the unit around by hand any which way you wanted.
The back galley was perfect for outdoor cooking and the galley door lifted up and acted as the perfect cover and awning, shade from the sun and when it rained you were perfectly dry. One night the wind picked up so bad we found it hard to cook on the stove from the back galley, so we just turned the trailer to block out the wind and problem solved.