A Visit with Parkliner

[Tim Wood]

On the way back home from our Florida trip, I decided to stop and take a look at the Parkliner in NC. I talked with both Christopher and Chandler about the camper, both were excellent about answering my questions. My first impression when taking a look inside was this little camper seemed a lot bigger than a 15'. And I really liked all the cupboards around the top, along with the nice side dinette. Also the rear dinette turns into a queen size bed, and the side dinette has an option for bunk beds. The bath is small just like most other small campers, but that's OK with me as I would rather have the room for storage than a larger bath. I know that at least one member here owns a Parkliner (Harry) and I know he really likes his camper. The Parkliner sure seems like a quality built camper, and has plenty of head room with around 6'4". The fabric material's for the cushions are plentiful as well , so you should be able to find something to your liking. All in All I think the Parkliner is a winner here, and I'm sure will be welcome to the ever growing fiberglass forum family of manufactures.

See pictures below....

[cpaharley2008]

Thanks for taking the time and effort to report. I have been very impressed with this trailer as it "hatches".

[Tim Wood]

Jim, No problem and glad to do it. By the way I think there will be one at the Egg Fest end of June. Either Harry or Parkliner may even be there, lets hope so. Here are the pics, they didn't take on the previous post.

[cpaharley2008]

Yes, Harry registered earlier this week.

[Donna D.]

I always appreciate new molded manufacturing. It keeps ALL the manufacturers on their toes where they need to produce better product.

[GeorgeR]

Originally Posted by Tim Wood

On the way back home from our Florida trip, I decided to stop and take a look at the Parkliner in NC. I talked with both Christopher and Chandler about the camper, both were excellent about answering my questions. My first impression when taking a look inside was this little camper seemed a lot bigger than a 15'. And I really liked all the cupboards around the top, along with the nice side dinette. Also the rear dinette turns into a queen size bed, and the side dinette has an option for bunk beds. The bath is small just like most other small campers, but that's OK with me as I would rather have the room for storage than a larger bath. I know that at least one member here owns a Parkliner (Harry) and I know he really likes his camper. The Parkliner sure seems like a quality built camper, and has plenty of head room with around 6'4". The fabric material's for the cushions are plentiful as well , so you should be able to find something to your liking. All in All I think the Parkliner is a winner here, and I'm sure will be welcome to the ever growing fiberglass forum family of manufactures. I'm only posting two pics as they have some on their website and also have a link to their facebook with even more pics. Tim
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Thank you for reporting but attachments don't work - invalid, am my missing something? I talked to them this week and they send me the floor plan which is not on their webpage. I like separate 2 people dining and bed.
George.

[Tim Wood]

George, I posted the 2 pics on my second post, my first post they didn't take. Thanks for adding the floor plan.

[HappyFamily]

Thanks for the info! I must admit that ParkLiner was definitely on my list of possible trailers but the Escape was a better choice for us. In part because Escape actually answers the phone and talks to people, lol. I hope that it is just because they are busy and growing and need to hire someone to handle the phones.

[Tim Wood]

Mike, That may have been true a while back when they were first getting started. But I have found them to be very accessible now a days, Christopher has answered the phone the last 3 times I have called. He also told me that if he didn't answer he would be busy in the shop helping and to leave a message and he would get back to me. They only have 3 guys working on the campers as of right now. They have been getting more orders so I'm sure they will be busy. I wish them the best as its got to be hard starting any kind of business in this economy.

[Cathy P.]

I follow Parkliner on Facebook and an announcement just came on about hiring "We are scaling up all aspects of our operation to meet rising demand." Alright!

[RRIZZO]

Very nice......would like to see in person.

[nikljones]

If you go out to Facebook they have quite a few pictures. They have opted to post them there mostly rather than their website. You can find them here: ParkLiner | Facebook