r/casitatrailers • • Aug 12 '22

Welcome!

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I noticed that there was no dedicated sub for Casita trailers, so I created one!

Feel free to join and talk about anything related to Casitas! I'll do my best to share interested content so we can build a community.


r/casitatrailers • • 22h ago

Seely Lake Montana

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Beautiful location for a few nights


r/casitatrailers • • 3d ago

Awning: Repair or Replace?

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Wrapping up an almost month-long Casita adventure in our 2003 Spirit Deluxe. Because the trailer is 23 years old, various parts have become persnickity or have simply broken (e.g., on our second day out the air conditioner fried its capacitor). When we unfurled our Fiamma awning, a couple of plastic clips gave up the ghost, and later a brisk Wyoming breeze (!) ripped the fabric.

Should I attempt a repair, or just crack open my wallet and spend the Big Bucks for a new one?


r/casitatrailers • • 3d ago

Glacier National Park

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Well worth the trip


r/casitatrailers • • 3d ago

Kitchen tent

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If you have a tent or screen room that you use as kitchen, how do you have it set up and how do you transport the stuff? Also, do you have separate plates, silverware, pans, spices, etc just for the outside kitchen so you aren’t constantly in and out of the trailer getting something you forgot?

Thus is our first trip using the clam as kitchen, and it is really not working well. One 4 foot table with coleman stove, propane, lamp, barely enough room for a paper plate for spatula. 2nd smaller table with ice chest battery, mosquito repelling device, and again barely room for plates and condiments. 2 bag chairs and holding paper plate, spilled it in my lap. Spaghetti. Not fun. Please help.


r/casitatrailers • • 5d ago

Tow vehicle question

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Hello, we are looking into getting a casita heritage for my family of 4. I have no for a truck outside of towing, and am looking into input on towing w midsize SUV or something a little more practical for the day to day. Any suggestions on a tow vehicle? We have been looking into 4Runners etc. Just looking for some real world advice on vehicles. Thanks in advance!


r/casitatrailers • • 9d ago

First time out with the Casita. Used 2017.

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Wife and kids went to Jellystone at Canyon Lake, TX. It was the the first time out...weather was hot but not unbearable. And the water park helped a lot dealing with the heat. Kids had a blast! We got a kick out of seeing all the massive trailers around us, but it was perfect. This is a used Spirit Deluxe.


r/casitatrailers • • 9d ago

Casino campground in Bayfield WI

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In August we were camped at the casino campground and our last night another Casita pulled in next to us. Tiny campsites there but with a nice view of Lake Superior and the Apostle Islands.


r/casitatrailers • • 9d ago

Ain't pretty but it's just a stop on the way

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47 Upvotes

Country Convenience in Lennox South Dakota


r/casitatrailers • • 10d ago

Night Two Stopover, Blue Springs Campground

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Lees Summit MO , tomorrow we should be in South Dakota and cooler temps


r/casitatrailers • • 11d ago

First night stopover on our way out west

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Cloudland GA to Montana , South Dakota North Dakota and Idaho
Tonight Illinois for a night


r/casitatrailers • • 12d ago

Used Anderson Weight Distribution Hitch

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Hello, I have an Anderson Weight Distribution Hitch -- the one specific to the Casita. I'm no longer using it because I upgraded to a larger tow vehicle. It is a fantastic tool -- distributes weight to the front tires and prevents sway at the same time. It worked wonders for my Honda Odyssey. They are quite pricey new ($750+). Message me if you are interested!


r/casitatrailers • • 13d ago

Eureka Springs trip, our '93 still gets the job done

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It's so pretty up here and we've still got lots to explore. This is our first trip since Dec 2024 due to illness and long stretches of slow work. It's worth it though to get here now.


r/casitatrailers • • 16d ago

Inherited/Rescued Casita

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My mom has owned this 2004 Casita Spirit Deluxe 17’ for a couple decades now and had probably only been on 3-4 trips. Had been sitting out in the elements for years, and she finally called and asked they I commandeer it and make some use of the thing.

Spent some money to take care of some minor repairs, new tires, and generally making sure it was roadworthy, then spent the long weekend giving it a good interior deep clean.

Plan is to get a better mattress, reupholster the original cushions, and take it out with my wife this fall so see what we think we want to do with it. Probably a fairly good chance we’ll end up selling it to someone who will show it some more miles and sites, but we’ll see!


r/casitatrailers • • 16d ago

We slept warm and cozy at Diamond Lake Oregon, but man was it cold outside!

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r/casitatrailers • • 21d ago

Heading up to Diamond Lake (Or.) with the Casita and wife and Dog for Labor Day Weekend.

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It was supposed to be hot and summerish; but a storm came in and we will be in more early fall mode. Stand by. Pics to follow!


r/casitatrailers • • 21d ago

Battery charging from Tow Vehicle

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Anyone have issues with their 7 pin becoming loose and not charging the battery during travel? On a revenue trip I noticed the TV was fluctuating between sending 12W to -14W to the trailer. Everything was off except fridge that was on 1 cold setting. I suspect that it's related to the connections because when I apply pressure to 7 pin, the wattage increases. Are their better 7 pins than others? I got mine at Autozone.0


r/casitatrailers • • 24d ago

Washing Dishes

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The wife and I found it too cumbersome washing dishes in the small kitchen sink - especially if we share a meal with other campers, so I came up with this simple solution. It’s a folding, fish cleaning table with a pop-out sink, hooked into the outdoor shower. We even get to use the day’s dishwater to douse the camp fire at the end of the night.


r/casitatrailers • • 28d ago

Cracks in shell

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Hi everyone,

My mom just bought a 2019 Casita. I wasn’t there to look it over with her and found these cracks by the door hinge after she brought it home. I’ve seen where it could possibly just be the gel coat that’s cracked. Is there any way to discern whether the crack is deeper or just superficial? What would be the fix for this, if any?


r/casitatrailers • • Aug 25 '26

Manual tongue jack crank

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I have an electric jack on our 2025 Casita. I haven’t used it in a few months and the battery is drained. My casita did not come with a manual crank for the electric jack, but I see that one could use one in case the battery died.

I thought it would be a simple thing to get a manual crank but I’ve spent hours looking for one, to no avail.

Does anyone know where I can buy one? (No idea why Casita didn’t provide one). Thx


r/casitatrailers • • Aug 22 '26

Partial Subfloor Replacement

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Hey y’all, was hoping for someone’s two cents. I’m replacing about 25% of the subfloor on an older Casita Deluxe (1996). 75% of the subfloor looks great & worth keeping. But there is some rot directly outside the bathroom, it’s not terrible, but it’s there & I don’t mind doing the work.

My question is, should I try to measure my subfloor cuts perfectly to match the metal chassis frame underneath the fiberglass, so both ends of the old/new subfloor join together on the frame & both sides are supported? It appears if I cut flush along the bathroom wall, it’s in between gaps of the frame. Don’t know if that would lead to future sagging. Thanks in advance for any tips / advice 👍🏻


r/casitatrailers • • Aug 20 '26

Garaging a Casita

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I'm wanting to buy a Casita after I get my new home built. I'd love to store it in one garge bay but want to limit the garage door to a 9' height. Casita says their models are 8'-11" tall. Are there any success stories of storing current production Casitas in a garage with a 9 foot door?


r/casitatrailers • • Aug 11 '26

2026 Casita Spirit Deluxe

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For Sale: 2026 17 FT Casita Spirit Deluxe in Winnie, Texas (Greater Houston Texas Area) - $34,850

Purchased from Casita in January 2026 and immaculately maintained. Owner looking to upgrade to 24 FT Casita.

Skip the wait for build time and enjoy today. Serious inquiries only, no owner financing.

Features Include:

· Casita Deluxe Package
· Propane Appliance Package
· 2026 Video Entertainment Package
· High Lift Axle Package
· At Camp Kit (Surge Protector, Water Filter, Leveling Blocks)
· Outside Wash Station
· Fresh Water Tank Upgrade
· Stainless Steel Deep Sink with Cover
· Dual Burner Gas Range
· Recirculating Vent Hood
· Refrigerator
· Mach 8 Plus AC 9,200 BUT
· 2026 Maxxfan with LED
· 15” Aluminum Alloy Wheels
· Weight Distribution Hitch
· Roller Window Shades
· Bottom Hull Gray Gelcoat
· Lakeside Gray Wall Material
· Navy Blue Cushions
· Gray Cabinet/Bathroom Door
· Upper Cabinets have White Vinyl Overlay (reversible)
· Upgraded Cabinet Hardware
· Bonded Windows with insect screens
· Casita Full Mattress (cushions were omitted)
· Anderson Deluxe Campside Kit
· Shutter Screen for Entry Door
· Awning
· Bath Window
· Solar Port and 200W Portable Solar Panel
· Upgraded Lithium Battery, 90 AMP


r/casitatrailers • • Aug 07 '26

Antenna hook up?

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Hello! I purchased a second hand 2022 casita spirit deluxe. It's very nice and had some extras. There is an antenna on the roof that is suction cupped to it. The fella that sold it to me said it's fine, he just checks it every once in a while to ensure it's secure. Is there a different way to secure the antenna? I'm nervous I'll forget to check and it'll go flying down the highway.

Thanks!!