Ever wonder what happens when a travel trailer gets the full home-sweet-home treatment? This 2014 Wildwood makeover will show you! It’s not just a camper anymore—it’s a cozy, permanent RV site full of charm and smart design. From a shady outdoor lounge to a bright, comfy bedroom, this setup proves that small spaces can have big style. Ready to see it? Let’s jump in!
Exterior
Think a trailer can’t feel like home? Think again. This 2014 Wildwood DLX turns any campsite into a comfy, welcoming retreat. It has a strong metal roof, big deck, and a relaxing outdoor living room. Every detail outside is built for comfort and style.
The first thing you’ll see is the large metal roof that covers the trailer and the whole patio area. It works like a carport, but looks more like a real home. This roof keeps out rain, sun, and falling leaves. It also helps cool the area in summer and keeps it warm in winter.
Ceiling fans hang from above to keep the air moving. Whether you’re sipping coffee or grilling dinner, you’ll stay cool and dry.
The trailer sits on solid blocks. Skirting around the bottom hides the plumbing and gives the trailer a clean, finished look. It also helps keep out cold air.
Step onto the porch and you’re welcomed by wood railings and a cute “Welcome” sign. The stairs are wide and easy to climb. The whole porch feels strong and steady.
Little touches like the “Happy Place” sign make it feel personal and warm—just like a cabin in the woods.
But the best part? The outdoor living room. It’s set up under the roof beside the trailer. A comfy wicker couch with soft blue cushions sits on a pretty blue and white rug. Curtains hang along the edge for privacy. A heater and string lights add extra comfort and charm.
You can relax, hang out, or nap outside—rain or shine.
Around back, there’s a second deck. This one is perfect for grilling or sunbathing. Two black lounge chairs sit on the wood floor, ready for sunny afternoons. A small table and a grill are nearby—great for weekend cookouts.
The wood railings match the front porch. Black spindles add a modern touch. A stack of firewood and a tall tree beside the deck help the space blend into the forest around it.
And let’s not forget the setting. This site is tucked into tall trees. The gravel driveway is neat and easy to care for. Nature is all around you, making it the perfect place to unplug and relax.
Living Room
The living room feels cozy and bright. Two leather sofas sit across from each other. One has reclining seats. They’re soft, roomy, and great for relaxing. The brown leather adds warmth. Pillows and a light rug make the space feel soft and cheerful.
Above the sofa, you’ll see white cabinets with pretty glass inserts. They add storage and a nice farmhouse touch. The trim and crown molding around the slide-out make the room look neat and finished.
There’s also a fun quote above the slide: “Not all who wander are lost.” It adds a touch of charm and adventure to the space.
The windows let in lots of light. Blinds and white curtains give you privacy while still looking fresh. Light fabrics help reflect daylight, making the room feel open.
A set of floating shelves in the corner adds extra storage. They’re styled with plants, signs, and little decor items. It’s a smart way to use the space without clutter.
Across from the sofa, there’s a media stand with a TV and an electric fireplace. The heater adds a warm glow on cold days. The stand fits perfectly and doesn’t crowd the space. It’s simple, smart, and welcoming.
Kitchen
The kitchen is small, but it feels big thanks to smart design.
Tall wooden cabinets line the wall. There’s lots of room to store food, dishes, and more. The wood finish gives the space a warm, homey feel. A full-size fridge sits next to the cabinets. It looks like one you’d find in a house—not a camper!
The stove, oven, and microwave are all within easy reach. A white tile backsplash runs behind them. It makes the kitchen look fresh and clean.
The corner sink is a special touch. The curved counter gives you extra space to prep food. A copper-colored faucet adds a fun pop of style. The small window above brings in sunlight and keeps the area bright.
The counters hold just enough. A blue Keurig and a matching toaster add color. Storage jars and kitchen tools are neatly arranged, making the space feel tidy and fun.
The floors look like real wood and run through the whole trailer. The kitchen flows into the living room without any breaks or steps. It all feels connected and open.
Even the small hallway has thoughtful details, like matching cabinets and a wreath on the door. Every inch feels carefully planned.
Bedroom
Step into the bedroom, and it feels calm and peaceful right away. The bed is big and soft, topped with a white comforter and lots of pillows. Yellow and black pillows add pops of color and texture.
Above the bed, white cabinets offer storage. There are small reading lights on both sides. They’re great for reading at night or winding down before bed.
The wall behind the bed stands out. It’s covered in handwritten-style wallpaper with sweet sayings. It adds charm without being too busy.
Across from the bed, there’s a big cabinet wall in warm wood tones. It holds a mounted TV for cozy movie nights. It also has drawers and shelves to keep things neat.
You’ll also see a sliding barn-style door. A wreath hangs on it, adding a homey feel. A round wall clock above the door is both cute and useful.
Soft carpet under the bed adds warmth. It helps separate the bedroom from the rest of the trailer and makes the space feel extra comfy.
Bathroom
The bathroom is right next to the bedroom. It’s small but has everything you need.
The stand-up shower is roomy and easy to use. A flexible showerhead gives you better control. A white curtain with bold black lettering adds a fun, modern touch.
The walls are bright white, which makes the space feel clean and open. Light comes in from a small skylight, keeping the bathroom sunny during the day.
There’s just enough space for everything without feeling tight. Even though the layout is simple, it still looks stylish.
