How do you see the sights without a toad?
We are thinking about a small motorhome such as a Trend or View and prefer not to tow a vehicle. What problems or obstacles do you encounter when trying to park at restaurants, museums, tourist attrac...
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We went from a Class B to a Class C and quickly decided we needed a toad. So, it was a great excuse for my wife to get a Cherokee Trailhawk.....and we love it.
We tend to stay in one spot for several days, sometimes boondocking for a couple of weeks at a time. It is just too inconvenient for us to put in the slide, secure our campsite so it looks occupied and take off in our C. And, a lot of places we want to go it is just pretty impractical to drive a motorhome. SO, a toad works well for us on longer trips. For shorter trips of just a few days when we are just getting away to a forest or state park, we normally don't tow because we are not going to leave the campground. We like to hike and that takes up our days.
There will come a time in a few years when we will probably go back to a Class B and tour more than camp. No toad at that point in our lives.
Paul
We tend to stay in one spot for several days, sometimes boondocking for a couple of weeks at a time. It is just too inconvenient for us to put in the slide, secure our campsite so it looks occupied and take off in our C. And, a lot of places we want to go it is just pretty impractical to drive a motorhome. SO, a toad works well for us on longer trips. For shorter trips of just a few days when we are just getting away to a forest or state park, we normally don't tow because we are not going to leave the campground. We like to hike and that takes up our days.
There will come a time in a few years when we will probably go back to a Class B and tour more than camp. No toad at that point in our lives.
Paul
