Sleeping in v20 cuddy

Hey Eric, I slept in the V21 on the lake a couple times. The V21 cuddy is a little bit bigger than the standard V20. But I mainly use the cuddy to stow my gear, bean bags, etc.
 
I would take my son camping in mine, he and his buddy would sleep in the cabin and I d put an air mattress on the back deck and sleep there. They complained of no breeze and hot, so we ended up with a cheap umbrella tent.

Everyone was a lot more comfortable after that.

Another tip I learned was go to breakfast at a waterfront restaurant, coffee is hot and eggs and bacon without sand is much better.

And the restrooms are golden
 
Slept in it, made love in it. Basically did everything in it that you would do in a normal bedroom. Like anything else, everything depends on where you are, who you are with and what you are there for.

The cuddy is a great place for kids to take naps. I would highly recommend a small, 12V electric fan like some truckers have in their cabs. And if you're close to shore where gnats, mosquitoes and flys can be a problem some mosquito netting across the opening and the top is a good idea. The gentle rocking of the boat in the waves should help induce sleep for the youngsters.... and yes, they must sleep with their PFD's on.
 
Really depends on cuddy options....

If ordered “ fully equipped” .....with head, flat screen tv, modem, sink with water connection and AC/ heater it’s a bit tight....
If you went with the “ Spartan option” then yeh, it’s like sleeping in a 5 star hotel ....
 
I took a nap one time as well, same experience, feet and legs hanging out.

When my kids were little, all 3 would nap in the cabin at the same time on beanbags.
 
slept on a bench seat of a 21 Chris Craft many times, the key is getting to the point you are happy just to have a place to lay down
 
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