New to RV world, starting to shop.
Good day everyone! My wife and I had an opportunity to rent a small RV a few weeks ago to try it out. We really had a nice time. We had rented a Winnebago View (Mercedes Sprinter) and found it to...
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This pretty much comes down to personal preference.....and what you can reasonably afford.
I suggest keeping it below 30 feet.
I like the class C's; more bang for the buck.
Many of the newer ones even have multiple slide-outs for a more roomy feel.
Having said that, my personal taste is to NOT have slideouts (which tend to be problematic in my mind) but a C without them is really only appropriate if you do most of your "living" outside under the awning or in the lake or forest. In my opinion, only one person at a time can move around in one.
Regardless of what you get, A or C, new or used, it will be a maintenance "headache". Pretty much no way around that.......except maybe renting for a few weeks a year.....which I think is a REALLY good option for "newbies".
I suggest keeping it below 30 feet.
I like the class C's; more bang for the buck.
Many of the newer ones even have multiple slide-outs for a more roomy feel.
Having said that, my personal taste is to NOT have slideouts (which tend to be problematic in my mind) but a C without them is really only appropriate if you do most of your "living" outside under the awning or in the lake or forest. In my opinion, only one person at a time can move around in one.
Regardless of what you get, A or C, new or used, it will be a maintenance "headache". Pretty much no way around that.......except maybe renting for a few weeks a year.....which I think is a REALLY good option for "newbies".
