need your opinions: rv or hotel?
We are retired, very young ages 58 & 64, two small dogs and getting ready to hit the road, but have not been able to decide on mode of travel. Additional facts: we want to take the dogs as much as pos...
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Canadian Rainbirds wrote:
One last thought: You make a lot of new friends and meet some very nice and helpful people when RVing. You meet the odd twit now and then too, but then you can just move! :)
You know, I think that is a BIG plus about camping that is often overlooked.
We often stay in hotels and never talk to our neighbors. Even when we are walking down the hall or riding the elevator with them, it is usually nothing more than "hello."
With camping, it is very easy and natural (at least to us) to chat with our neighbors, have a beer, swap stories, etc.
Of course, there are those who rarely leave their trailer/MH and never make eye contact when they are outside, but I've found those types to be fairly rare.
