Anyone sorry they bought an RV?
We live in a middle class suburban neighborhood. There are about 6-7 RVs, that never move from their driveways. I know because I have driven past them every week, for the past 6 years. I don't see a...
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az99 wrote:
You are getting opinions from people who obviously love RVing and are active on an RV forum.
They say 1 in 12 people own an RV of some type. When I drive around here I see about 11 of those 12 people have them parked and never move. You may want to find a way to direct your question to those people. :)
Honestly if I could turn back time I would not have an RV or the big building to store it in. We rarely use it and it still costs a lot and still requires maintenance while it is sitting unused. Used it 1 time this year. Always seems to be something else that is more important comes up.
So add mine to the list of parked and not moving. You just can't see it. :)
That's such a shame. If it's costing you money and you don't use it, why not sell it. It seems like most campgrounds have a rental cabin, or you could always tent it if you want to go camping.
We have camped for over 14 years now, but only 4 or so in a TT.
Are we sorry we bought it? Absolutely not. With both of us having jobs and 3 kids in school, we still managed to camp 10 times this year, hitting several state and national parks.
I guess if we start to regret getting it, we will have moved on to another type of hobby that interests us. But for right now, this is how we want to raise our kids. We took 10 vacations (3 of them were 1 week long) and when you include a year's worth of camper payments, insurance, gas, and lodging......we spent the same amount of other families that fly to a destination and stay for 1 week. I'm pretty happy to do 10X as much!!
