Travel trailers

You can likey pull it, but make sure you put a brake controller on it - stopping will be your biggest issue here.

OP: I sold RV's for years, no longer in the RV business though. That is an OK weight for your vehicle based on the specs you provided. Ideally you should be looking at UVW's of 3500 or less. Please, whatever you do, invest in a good weight distribution hitch and a brake controller. I can not stress that enough, please get both. Also, it is in your best interest to buy new tires for the trailer. The tires that will come with it are barely good enough for a giant wheel barrow. Check them before every trip, every time. Have fun camping

Edit: Already been mentioned but worth repeating, try not to take it up long hills. Even grades that might not seem very steep, even a little bit taxes the transmission. Also, just remembered that vehicle will probably have a "mushy" rear end feeling when towing a TT, I have seen people put adjustable air shocks or different springs in the back to remedy if you experience that.

Thanks for all the info. Definitely getting a new hitch and tahoe is wired for trailer brake.

I don't want to get a trailer anywhere near my max weight. I am looking at a forest river, Kz, or jaycie. Any recommendations?

My other concerns about switching to a trailer is accessibility to campgrounds. It seems like there needs to be a lot more planning involved with securing a site.

Most parks you can secure your site online. If possible, take sunday drives to go scout out the best spots then you have intel when you want to reserve. The website isnt going to tell you jack about whether its a crappy spot without shade or whatever.

We like to find sites that have sewer because most sites dont let you dump grey water on the ground. It'll take several days for the black water to fill up but grey water will fill up quick. At a minimum they should have 30/50 amp elec with water for you. Keep researching. You'll figure it out.

We've been doing it for 3 yrs now and really like it. Its work compared to a condo at the beach or disney but we like the change of scenery with the kids.