thx,
yes,I just want:
1.baby feel comfortable when we are moving to the destination
2.don't want to do the depth exploration about ourdoor at first,just bring my little kids to look around,easy hiking,take photo ets..
3.sleep comfortably and cook easy even if is raining
4.want to spend less money total
so how too choose the RV? I think class C is good?just don't comfirm that is the old class C safy when we run in the road?
If a class C have rebuilt,under 100K miles,new tire,will be safe?
or I add my badget to under 20K to make sure the condition good?
10K badget,spend more time to search?can find a good condition class C?
Thanks!
2gypsies wrote:
I totally vote for a Class C rather than B. You'll have a lot more room, more storage and better sleeping arrangements for the 2 children.
Starting out in a tent is fine but it's completely different than an RV and might just turn you off completely. It's a lot more work and less comfortable, especially if it rains.
We did start off in tents 50 years ago and went to a pop-up (which might also be good for you to start), a couple small travel trailers, a 5th wheel for full-timing for 8 years, and the last 10 years full-timing in a Class A. Can you tell we thoroughly enjoy the outdoors?
Best of luck to you and don't be hesitant. It's a learning curve and anyone in campgrounds will be glad to help if you have problems.
