Comments on: Meet the Berzowskis Summer Edition: Heading Home

By: Robin and Jim

Robin and Jim — Thu, 20 Dec 2018 15:57:22 +0000

We’ve towed our GO all over the country and Canada. Not sure what the highest elevations have been, but we’ve driven through Grand Teton and Yellowstone, the Cascade mountains, Glacier National Park and Banff. We will be going to Alaska this summer and considered taking our truck, but decided to use the CRV because of the comfort and mileage. We do not have any concerns – it pulls great and gets very good gas mileage. If you have any specific concerns about the CRV as it relates to elevation, you might want to check with Honda.

GO for it!! Downsize your vehicles and enjoy!!!

By: Jake Goodmon

Jake Goodmon — Thu, 08 Nov 2018 19:28:36 +0000

I’ve had fun following your travels in your GO. My wife and I are seriously considering downsizing from our Jayco TT to a GO. My question is how did you CRV handle mountainous terrain while towing the GO? Did you ever get above 9000 feet while towing? We live in NM and camp mostly in the mountains here and in CO. Part of downsizing our set-up would include a smaller tow vehicle eventually, probably a 4-cylinder SUV of some kind and it would need to work well towing the GO at 9000+ feet. Your thoughts would be much appreciated.

By: Larry Thornton

Larry Thornton — Mon, 29 Oct 2018 16:56:55 +0000

we purchased a GO Saturday. plans for the winter center mostly on using it to haul artwork to exhibitions. in the spring overnight adventures will happen. have enjoyed watching your videos and appreciated your advice(will copy some of your practices). need to practice backing up with the attached trailer; so far I am inept in my better moments and generally worse. starting to formulate plans for summer trip from Louisville to Colorado and Utah.

By: Robin Berzowski

Robin Berzowski — Fri, 07 Sep 2018 01:52:40 +0000

In reply to Jan clark. Hi Jan, We have a generic packing list that we use as a starting point, and add/remove based on the trip. We bring most of the items on all the camping trips, as they are nicely fitted into our bins, but items like the snorkeling equipment only when we go to Florida (not to Montana!) The types/quantity of bedding is also destination/weather dependent. We added a few new items this trip (I need to add them to the generic list): a camping toaster and walking sticks/poles. I posted the list to the files section of the SylvanSport Owners Group Facebook site (if you are an owner and not part of this group, contact Seyl at SylvanSport, and he can get you hooked up!).

By: Cheryl

Cheryl — Thu, 06 Sep 2018 22:11:35 +0000

Loved following your trip, thank you