How do you RV?
We are newbie RV'ers with little experience camping. We've always wanted to hit the road and visit many of the landmarks and famous places around the country. We've wanted to travel much of Route...
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“Civilization isn’t all that attractive to me and I’ve always had a very strong affinity for unspoiled country. Plus I also have a wanderlust to explore new country. So RVing allows me to do both. I’m predominately a camper and stay in national parks and national forest campgrounds and do a lot of boondocking. But in between campgrounds there are, as you say, a lot of landmarks and things to see and we do that, too. Sometimes the trip is better than the destination.
A couple of thoughts, if you’re concerned about leaving the dogs in a room you may have the same concern in the RV if you’re in a campground. People can get testy if they have to listen to unattended dogs barking constantly. Also, that’s a pretty big MH and a lot of people using them pull a toad. Mainly because it can be awkward to maneuver something that size in tight quarters sightseeing and it’s a pain to “break camp” if they have to run errands. But I think you’re on the right track making your first trips in bite size pieces. Good luck.
A couple of thoughts, if you’re concerned about leaving the dogs in a room you may have the same concern in the RV if you’re in a campground. People can get testy if they have to listen to unattended dogs barking constantly. Also, that’s a pretty big MH and a lot of people using them pull a toad. Mainly because it can be awkward to maneuver something that size in tight quarters sightseeing and it’s a pain to “break camp” if they have to run errands. But I think you’re on the right track making your first trips in bite size pieces. Good luck.
