Need opinions .....Drive the RV home?
Hello fellow RV folks. Looking for an opinion. My family and I are from Northern Maine. We have traveled to California with our 2004 Forest River Sierra 27' 5th wheel RV (is not a 4 season rv) Fami...
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When you say you're all getting homesick, what exactly do you mean?
Do you mean you're missing friends, familiar places, etc.? If so, maybe a short stay at home (flying there and back) will be enough to satisfy you. Then you can continue on your journey.
Do you mean that you're tired of being in the small space? Maybe renting a condo/house for a week or two could give you some relief. Then you can continue on your journey.
Do you mean that you're just tired of traveling? If so, are you through with the RVing or do you think you'd enjoy it in shorter bursts? If you're through with RVing, then perhaps seeing about selling it in California and then driving home using hotels would work. If you still want to RV in shorter bursts, then I'd drive it back home - you can always stay in hotels/motels while you travel. At any time, if the weather makes towing it too uncomfortable for you, then you can "drop it" and come back later for it. Then when you do go to pick it up and take it home, it will be a shorter trip and you'll all be refreshed.
Do you mean you're missing friends, familiar places, etc.? If so, maybe a short stay at home (flying there and back) will be enough to satisfy you. Then you can continue on your journey.
Do you mean that you're tired of being in the small space? Maybe renting a condo/house for a week or two could give you some relief. Then you can continue on your journey.
Do you mean that you're just tired of traveling? If so, are you through with the RVing or do you think you'd enjoy it in shorter bursts? If you're through with RVing, then perhaps seeing about selling it in California and then driving home using hotels would work. If you still want to RV in shorter bursts, then I'd drive it back home - you can always stay in hotels/motels while you travel. At any time, if the weather makes towing it too uncomfortable for you, then you can "drop it" and come back later for it. Then when you do go to pick it up and take it home, it will be a shorter trip and you'll all be refreshed.
