Foreigner and Newbie on RVs
Hello all, I'm a newbie on RVs and also chilean. I'm planning a San Francisco-Miami holiday trip next summer, renting an RV for 20+ days, 5 adults, we want to hire a C class. RVs are not common ...
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In the summer the state parks in California are full even on weekdays.
RV ing is fun but you will see more and spend less time driving and less money if you rent a van and stay in hotels along the way. RV's are slow and expensive.
Whatever you do, plan a route that takes you through the west into Utah and the like close to California. That is where you want to be. In fact, do you have to go to Florida? If so, fly to Florida and do that then fly to California and spend more time out west but that is my opinion. Flying from Florida to LA will cost you all less than renting an RV and putting gas into it and staying in parks. Plus, it will buy you several days and that's what counts. I was born in Tampa and I now live in LA. I do that route all the time by plane. In a car or an RV that southern route is BORING imho.
Have fun and good luck!
RV ing is fun but you will see more and spend less time driving and less money if you rent a van and stay in hotels along the way. RV's are slow and expensive.
Whatever you do, plan a route that takes you through the west into Utah and the like close to California. That is where you want to be. In fact, do you have to go to Florida? If so, fly to Florida and do that then fly to California and spend more time out west but that is my opinion. Flying from Florida to LA will cost you all less than renting an RV and putting gas into it and staying in parks. Plus, it will buy you several days and that's what counts. I was born in Tampa and I now live in LA. I do that route all the time by plane. In a car or an RV that southern route is BORING imho.
Have fun and good luck!
