Driveable vs towable for x country trip
We are trying to weigh the pros and cons of the different types of rv for a 2 or 3 month cross country tour. We currently have a class a but have also owned a c and stayed in a 5th wheel on occasion....
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We are travelers, not so much campers. We have visited all the lower 48 plus Alaska in class a's with a toad and would not even consider a pull behind. The convenience of pulling into a boondocking site, be it a Flying J, Walmart or roadside pullout, pushing a few buttons to level and run the slides out, another button to start the generator to make dinner, go to bed. Next morning push a few buttons to reverse the procedure and we're on our way. When we get to our destination, we find a campground, dump tanks, refill fresh water, unhook toad and go sightseeing. Couldn't be easier.
