First RV show
First off I did not know what to expect going to my first RV show in Minneapolis. Figured it would be like every other consumer show i'd ever been to (auto, motorcycle and pumper show). Where it is ma...
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If you go to one of the handful of larger shows, you'll probably be more likely to find what you're looking for. (Hershey, Quartzite, and probably a few others; I've never been to any of them, so can't speak from firsthand experience.)
The local show in the Burlington, VT area the last time I went had, as I recall, one class A (or maybe it was two), one large class C, two class B's, maybe a half dozen small trailers such as teardrops and popups and A-liners, and a few dozen each of travel trailers and fifth wheels. There were trailers all over the place, trailers and trailers and trailers. I don't remember there being a single truck camper. There were a few things I liked (some clever bunk arrangements) and a few more that I didn't care for at all ( kitchens with no counters and no ovens, bathrooms and fridges that appeared to be inaccessible with the slides retracted). Especially popular seemed to be having many and/or large televisions; I guess a lot of people must enjoy traveling in order to watch TV in a another state.
The local show in the Burlington, VT area the last time I went had, as I recall, one class A (or maybe it was two), one large class C, two class B's, maybe a half dozen small trailers such as teardrops and popups and A-liners, and a few dozen each of travel trailers and fifth wheels. There were trailers all over the place, trailers and trailers and trailers. I don't remember there being a single truck camper. There were a few things I liked (some clever bunk arrangements) and a few more that I didn't care for at all ( kitchens with no counters and no ovens, bathrooms and fridges that appeared to be inaccessible with the slides retracted). Especially popular seemed to be having many and/or large televisions; I guess a lot of people must enjoy traveling in order to watch TV in a another state.
