What makes a place accessible for overnight trips? I’m talking about access to the obvious like beds and showers as well as other amenities like curtains, a closest, pools, and more, but also details like bed height and where a shower nozzle needs to be placed. This video will give all an idea of not only what’s out there, but what really works.
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