I would think that in a Hybrid there would be plenty of air flow when you open all the windows in the bunk ends......then again, I have never camped in one. But that is my thought.
Matt O 2006 Skyline Nomad 27' travel trailer. Previously owned 1986 Coleman Columbia / 1992 Coleman Senecca / 1989 Born Free Class C RV.
If you look you'll see the side windows on our Outback, the lower 1/2 of the windows open ... Now between the windows on both sides, the 2 on rear slide out queen bed and the full screen door, we can get quite a breeze.. this before opening the two roof vents or operating the stove fan or a/c fan ...
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Not sure if you are talking about the hard-sided windows, but ours has three of these... We get plenty of airflow and viewing acreage when set up. I would expect that any hybrid will have more "window" space (tent end screened windows) than most TT's hard-sided windows provide.
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Here's what our hard-sided windows look like from inside...
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It was important to us that any hybrid be bright inside and that all the windows opened 1/2 slide to allow air and light in.
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This pic is from one bunk end looking to the other.
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So many campers don't have windows that slide (like your house) to allow air to easily pass through.
A lot have windows that tilt out ( don't want to hit my head on one of those when I'm outside) or are just too small.
Our surveyor has windows similar to storm troopers
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These slide open horizontally so approx. half the window allows ventilation. Plus with 2 full doors with full screen doors and the two bunk ends. I believe we'll have plenty of opportunity for air flow and or enjoying the view of the parks we stay at.
Note the view of the 2 windows on the street side are somewhat darkened because these pics were taken with the camper parked in our yard along side of the fence
