I'm starting to think about a B
We tent camped in our early years, but since 2005 I've been towing a TT. Had a 23' Rockwood, then a 17' Burro, now a 16' KZ. We had a brief fling (one summer) with a popup, too, in '99. But now t...
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To the Original Poster: you delineate well all the drawbacks of a towable in your initial post.
Here's the opinion of someone who actually owns a B.
I use my camper van for extended solo roadtrips, often staying in a place only one night. I don't think you can beat a B for this type of travel. Yes, a B is foot-for-foot probably the most expensive RV out there but .... the benefits outweigh the costs, IMO. I couldn't and wouldn't go back to a towable unless I profoundly changed my style of travel.
When in CGs, I rarely hook-up to water, relying instead on the onboard system. That way, I only have to pull the plug and I'm off. I don't know why someone would question how quickly this can be done (unless, of course, they've never done it).
Good luck with your decision!
I think with an RV you should get what you want. You may save money by sticking with what you have but will you enjoy it?
Here's the opinion of someone who actually owns a B.
I use my camper van for extended solo roadtrips, often staying in a place only one night. I don't think you can beat a B for this type of travel. Yes, a B is foot-for-foot probably the most expensive RV out there but .... the benefits outweigh the costs, IMO. I couldn't and wouldn't go back to a towable unless I profoundly changed my style of travel.
When in CGs, I rarely hook-up to water, relying instead on the onboard system. That way, I only have to pull the plug and I'm off. I don't know why someone would question how quickly this can be done (unless, of course, they've never done it).
Good luck with your decision!
I think with an RV you should get what you want. You may save money by sticking with what you have but will you enjoy it?
