Owning CLass A or C vs buying a vacation home
We are looking into buying another class A or C which we have been out of the RV world for three years. We had a 33' class A for 6 years and kind of now what it takes to up keep one. We are retired i...
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MyBigDogg wrote:
Having a cottage and a class C, here is what I think about sometimes....Get to cottage, cut grass, rake leaves, fix this or that. Get to campground......bottom down, feet up, drink in hand because someone else takes care of the upkeep.
When we get to our cottage with our Class A, all we do is back in to our spot, hit the auto-level, plug in the power and water hose, and then notice that our kids have mowed, raked, or shoveled as needed, since they use the place too for swimming, hunting, fishing, etc., depending on the season. They let us know if there's any maintenance issues they haven't taken care of yet, so I can decide if I want to handle them while we're there or not. Most of the time, pulling up at the cottage isn't much different than pulling into a campground. Except that we never have to wonder whether the folks next door will be late night noise makers or not. :B
