Which RV for boondocking
I'm a full timer. I have lived full time in a arctic fox 335v for two years. Right now I'm still working and stationary but I plan to go out west and more or less boondock semi-permenently when I reti...
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I think your choices are both viable, so it really falls on your personal likes/dislikes.
we like our diesel pusher and would look for one slightly bigger (more slide outs) if we went full time. but we recently got a pickup for our toad because we want to take a golf cart with us. I see you have a "toy" you'd like to take, too.
I don't know how long trailers last compared to motorhomes, but I'd guess a lot depends on your regular maintenance.
Probably, you can take a toy hauler places you cannot or should not take a motorhome. Some boondocking places have pretty rough access roads sometimes.
Finally, the only critical thing for me in a trailer is that I can use it with or without the slides out.
we like our diesel pusher and would look for one slightly bigger (more slide outs) if we went full time. but we recently got a pickup for our toad because we want to take a golf cart with us. I see you have a "toy" you'd like to take, too.
I don't know how long trailers last compared to motorhomes, but I'd guess a lot depends on your regular maintenance.
Probably, you can take a toy hauler places you cannot or should not take a motorhome. Some boondocking places have pretty rough access roads sometimes.
Finally, the only critical thing for me in a trailer is that I can use it with or without the slides out.
