Miramar vs Hurricane vs Newmar

golfknut wrote:

"Although it does have workable countertop space over the stove. It has a solid countertop that sits on top of the stove and also the sink" That is the answer many salespeople give us when we point out the lack of counterspace in many motorhome floorplans. It won't do you much good while you're cooking though (because you'll be needing the sink and stove).....and that's when you need it the most.

My wife and I have come to the conclusion that many people who buy motorhomes must eat out most of the time and not do much cooking..

;)

It may be true that many eat a lot of meals out. I personally don't, but chose my motorhome based on the living space and not the counter space. We tend to use the microwave a lot and the outside grill. We also bought a collapsing rolling cart for items like the coffee pot, toaster, and stuff that would normally go on a countertop. We rarely use the gas stove or oven. If we need to cook inside we use a portable induction burner. I guess it's all in individual preferences. I've seen many motorhomes with much more countertop space, but then didn't like the rest of the layout.