Rv bootcamps?
How many of you went to a rv bootcamp for education? Was it worth the money or if one reads and studies the blogs and forums and you tube, can the education be just as good?
Forum Discussion
SoundGuy wrote:
The best RV education is to just do it. :W
gbopp wrote:
I didn't go to boot camp or receive any training, I learned by reading and doing.
You can learn a lot on YouTube.
I concur with both ! I will only add, practice driving and backing in a large parking lot before actually hitting the road.
Overnighting in the driveway is not a bad idea. If you are still nervous, overnight at your local Walmart. First "real" outing should be less than 50 miles from home.
Last, make a departure check list (what to put in the TT before leaving home), an arrival/setup check list and a close down check list. You will change all of these multiple times and eventually you will not need them.
