Members of the Taylor Coach web site can send in photos of their units, trips or tips.  All you need is a valid e-mail address to sign up.  You do not need to own a brand new unit, we hope to see some older units still being enjoyed!

This photo was taken at Killbear Provincial Park in 2005 with our 2002 (17') Nik-Nat.  

"With this trailer, I can carry 2 kayaks with me.  One kayak on top of my vehicle and a 2nd 13' long kayak can slide right in the back door on the floor of the trailer".  Can't do this with other trailers having side doors!    

What a wonderful trailer! Thanks Taylor Coach.

Dave and family

 

Sharon and I took the whole month of June to travel to, and around Newfoundland, and had an unforgettable trip.  Our model is the Bobbie with the twin beds.  We drove over 11,000 kilometres in all, and the Bobbie pulled easily, and with great stability.  Our car is a 1998 Subaru Outback, five speed manual shift, four cylinder.  Countless times, other travellers  were impressed with our trailer, and made enquiries.

     Sharon and I found the trailer so commodious, handy and comfortable, and  had no problems with it.  We're looking forward to our next extended trip. and some other shorter trips in Ontario.  We plan to travel to the West Coast, but haven't put a date on that yet.

     Hope other members will enjoy the attached picture, taken in Gros Morne National Park, in Newfoundland.

     Thanks for building our "special" trailer for us.

Sincerely,

Ron  & Sharon Brillinger.

 

 

We enjoyed our first summer in our 2006 19 ft side door. Some special
features that added to the pleasure were the queen size bed, large
fridge and the extra large table that seats six. We tow this unit with
a 3.8 litre Dodge Grand Caravan. People that do not know the lightness
of a Taylor Coach are always surprised that we don't own an SUV or
truck in order to pull this unit.

We are now looking forward to some fall camping.

These pictures were taken at Killbear Provincial Park.

Mark and Heather Cannata