How nimble is a 35' Class A motorhome?
Hello. This may be my third post seeking advice on my next RV. Different thought/question for today. As previously mentioned we have a 40' fifth wheel toy hauler and a dually crew cab. This setu...
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A 35 is a long vehicle. It takes three street side parking spaces in a row to park it on the street because it's too long for two spots. Get the 35 and pull a Honda CRV 4x4. There are a blue million used CRVs to be had in great shape. That way you get in the campground and leave the motorhome there.
We have a 28 foot which is borderline nimble. In a tight mountain campground I will pull in, unhook the toad, and back the motorhome in. It literally takes me about two minutes to unhook the toad and back the motorhome into a site, less in the rain. Even with a 28 foot I don't want to move it from the campground till we are ready to leave. When we first bought the motorhome we tried going without a toad. It's OK for a couple of days. I personally think that the toad is not optional for anything more than a short weekend or overnight trip. Our CRV has 165,000 miles on it. I plan to keep it till we decide to do something else.
We have a 28 foot which is borderline nimble. In a tight mountain campground I will pull in, unhook the toad, and back the motorhome in. It literally takes me about two minutes to unhook the toad and back the motorhome into a site, less in the rain. Even with a 28 foot I don't want to move it from the campground till we are ready to leave. When we first bought the motorhome we tried going without a toad. It's OK for a couple of days. I personally think that the toad is not optional for anything more than a short weekend or overnight trip. Our CRV has 165,000 miles on it. I plan to keep it till we decide to do something else.
