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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We have a class C that is 31-1/2 feet bumper to bumper and have not had a toad for 4 yrs. We tow a boat a majority of the time so a toad isn't an option. We often "break camp" and take MH to store, beach (found public lot with a few large RV spots at our normal destination), out to eat, etc. Also, if gray tank fills at non-FU site, we'll just drive to dump station and back. For city water, I use a quick disconnect at MH connection and leave hose at campsite while gone. We also leave most outside "stuff" at campsite if we go out and not worry about it. So far, none has gone missing. We try to keep inside tidy and ready for travel. Wife put some non-slide feet on baskets that we keep smaller items in so they aren't just laying around. We also don't do any awning lights, etc. Parking can be a bit of a problem in some cases. Generally, if you don't mind walking a little you can find somewhere near by.
All that being said, we are starting to "window shop" shorter rigs since kids are grown to be even a little more nimble as you say. I'm thinking 24' or shorter C/B+ or maybe something like the Via or new Axis. I like that the smaller A's let the cab area better function as part of living area.
Good luck in your search! We previously had a 5'er that we really enjoyed but the MH travel is a step above :)
All that being said, we are starting to "window shop" shorter rigs since kids are grown to be even a little more nimble as you say. I'm thinking 24' or shorter C/B+ or maybe something like the Via or new Axis. I like that the smaller A's let the cab area better function as part of living area.
Good luck in your search! We previously had a 5'er that we really enjoyed but the MH travel is a step above :)
