Class B vs. A 2.0 - Flexibility
An advantage our small RV’s have over big rigs is the flexibility to stay in a variety of different places. Over the years we have stayed in state/federal campgrounds (our first choice), both plugged...
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With a class "B", I have found hotels useful, especially when RV parks are completely filled up. One hotel, I wound up renting a room, using it just to take a shower, and they even allowed me to use power from the parking lot as an added bonus. I backed in, so as much of the vehicle was off the road as I could, and it worked out well.
A class "B" shower isn't bad... but I'd say every few days if on the road, going to a CG or some place to use their bath house is a nice change of pace, if only for the ability to shower with more hot water.
I would say everyone has their own RV type. A class "B" meets my needs because I'm definitely not full time, and I mainly go on weekends, with a camp at a renaissance faire. However, if I were full-timing, I'd definitely be considering a reliable DP or at least a larger class "C" for sanity reasons.
A class "B" shower isn't bad... but I'd say every few days if on the road, going to a CG or some place to use their bath house is a nice change of pace, if only for the ability to shower with more hot water.
I would say everyone has their own RV type. A class "B" meets my needs because I'm definitely not full time, and I mainly go on weekends, with a camp at a renaissance faire. However, if I were full-timing, I'd definitely be considering a reliable DP or at least a larger class "C" for sanity reasons.
