Sure, you *can* get all of those nifty amenities; but despite the
relative comfort & convenience, my popup camping isn't really that
different from my tent days. No fridge, only an ice chest. No
furnace, no AC. There's a stove in there I never use, preferring the
ol' Coleman stove on the picnic table setup. No generator, I use
propane lanterns mostly. And the size of the mattress is immaterial
when you're snug in a sleeping bag. Okay, the hot & cold pressurized
water is a good thing; I'm keeping that. I paid my tent dues long ago.

Joe F.