Making the jump to class C...any advice?
We are getting rid of our Fuzion Toyhauler and going the class c route. We feel it will be a better fit for our family. We are not newbies to RVing, but definitely to class c's. We are looking at some...
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We've only had our 2012 (but still new) 26'Thor Fourwinds a little over a month, but we've had her out three weekends already: a nearby Outdoor World CG, the pits at a racetrack (not oval) and another RV resort. Parked her in a Walmart for shopping and only took up most of two slots. She even fits in restaurant parking lots with some checking for back-up space if no pull-thrus.
DH has done all the driving so far, but I often see him with only one hand on the steering wheel (yeah, not really good); he loves the way she handles and we don't get blown about from semis.
We went from primitive tent camping to this via a HTT that we never got to take anywhere, so this MH is pure luxury for us.
We are loving our C...so easy to set up and break down, has a very efficient A/C, a full bath, corner bed does challenge my bed-making skills, but I figure the crawling about and the workout straightening the sheets and bedcover are good for me. Our C has a slide for the U-shaped dinette so it's quite roomy, but the neat thing is we can keep it in and still have room to get around...if it's just the two of us. Our kids used the cabover bunk at the racetrack and agreed it was great. There is plenty of storage space...some of it still pretty empty yet.
We don't spend too much time inside the camper; love sitting out under the awning. We haven't towed our Focus yet, but are asking questions about that. So far we haven't need to take her along.
We payed a lot for our new toy, but so far it's been money well spent. Since VA has relatively mild winters (nowadays), we may be camping a lot more that most get to.
Whatever you do, do your research, get what you want and enjoy:)
DH has done all the driving so far, but I often see him with only one hand on the steering wheel (yeah, not really good); he loves the way she handles and we don't get blown about from semis.
We went from primitive tent camping to this via a HTT that we never got to take anywhere, so this MH is pure luxury for us.
We are loving our C...so easy to set up and break down, has a very efficient A/C, a full bath, corner bed does challenge my bed-making skills, but I figure the crawling about and the workout straightening the sheets and bedcover are good for me. Our C has a slide for the U-shaped dinette so it's quite roomy, but the neat thing is we can keep it in and still have room to get around...if it's just the two of us. Our kids used the cabover bunk at the racetrack and agreed it was great. There is plenty of storage space...some of it still pretty empty yet.
We don't spend too much time inside the camper; love sitting out under the awning. We haven't towed our Focus yet, but are asking questions about that. So far we haven't need to take her along.
We payed a lot for our new toy, but so far it's been money well spent. Since VA has relatively mild winters (nowadays), we may be camping a lot more that most get to.
Whatever you do, do your research, get what you want and enjoy:)
