Continue camping or pet friendly hotels
My wife and I recently sold our diesel pusher motor home while we could still get some money for it. Our intention was to take some of the money and buy a brand new Montana fifthwheel. Now that the tr...
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Hedgehog wrote:I haven't actually stayed at any, but I do know that many (most) hotels charge xtra for a pet, $25 per pet per night.
My wife and I recently sold our diesel pusher motor home while we could still get some money for it. Our intention was to take some of the money and buy a brand new Montana fifthwheel. Now that the transaction is done, we are second guessing our next step. We usually only use our camper for three, one week trips a year and it's usually within five hours from home. We do love traveling with our two Boston Terriers and that is the main reason we continued to camp. Years ago, we camped with a whole bunch of families but one by one they have dropped out of camping. For the last five years, we have been solo. It use to be so much more when we had a whole crew so now the question remains, should we go ahead and buy the fifthwheel or should we look into pet friendly hotels? Has anyone stay in a pet friendly ? How are they? I know in the end it is ultimately our decision but the input would be appreciated.
We don't travel with others, so going by our selves is the norm for us, but we still love to Camp/RV, Hotels are used more out of necessity ,I don't know of anyone that goes to a hotel to have fun, unless it's a Casino/Resort type, and many areas we go to don't even have a hotel.
I would get the 5'er and go camping/RV'ing, if going with friends is important, perhaps find some new friends, join a club?
