Pull behind or Class C
We are considering putting all our belongings in storage and traveling and living in an RV for 6 months to a year. We are trying to determine what type of RV is best for us. There is two of us. ...
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Lots of good points being made - I agree that if you plan to move every day, you can't beat the ease of a Class C. If you plan to stay in an area for a week or so, the roominess of a trailer is nice.
Another thought: depending on the size of the C, you might only need a rental car when you're investigating a city or national park. Our 28' C took us to many places without a toad; but after a month of traveling in it to Alaska and back, it seemed pretty small....LOL! One last advantage: if you need a rest stop, and realize you're in a sketchy area, you don't have to exit the vehicle. Just do what you need to do, and leave. As a woman who often went off solo camping/meeting up with friends, I liked the safety of that.
Another thought: depending on the size of the C, you might only need a rental car when you're investigating a city or national park. Our 28' C took us to many places without a toad; but after a month of traveling in it to Alaska and back, it seemed pretty small....LOL! One last advantage: if you need a rest stop, and realize you're in a sketchy area, you don't have to exit the vehicle. Just do what you need to do, and leave. As a woman who often went off solo camping/meeting up with friends, I liked the safety of that.
