Owning 2 RV's
We have a 35.5' 5th wheel. We're considering getting a second RV. Most likely a smaller travel trailer around 25'. We love the 5th wheel but can't get it in to some campgrounds and locations because o...
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For the last 50+ years, we have always had 2 or more RV's at the same time. Like the 36' Carriage 5th wheel, a 29' Carriage Carrilite 5th wheel, a 34' Allegro MH, and the Lance TC.
Always had at least one truck camper owned constantly since 1965 as they are so fabulous for long driving trips or for a few day trips. The 5th wheels are for longer stay trips or wintering a couple months in Florida. The MH RV was more of a take the family and grand kids, up to 10 in the MH, like to Florida to get on a cruise or for tailgating at college football games.
Taking a lot of people in the MH 1500 miles for a cruise is so much cheaper than buying airline tickets for all of them and the kids got to see the country at the same time rather then sitting in airports and riding bus transfers to the ship. Had bathroom facilities and food of our choice right there with us. Always were able to park the MH within walking distance of the ship pulling or carrying our luggage. several places, right across the dock parking lot from the ship.
Still have 2-3 RV's even at our age of 75 today. Can also pull a boat behind the TC rig and easily launch it too.
No one type of RV does everything reasonably the best or at all! Different strokes for different wants, desires, and needs! Same with our having several different type boats at the same time! Only going to live ONCE on this Earth and then it's all over!
Always had at least one truck camper owned constantly since 1965 as they are so fabulous for long driving trips or for a few day trips. The 5th wheels are for longer stay trips or wintering a couple months in Florida. The MH RV was more of a take the family and grand kids, up to 10 in the MH, like to Florida to get on a cruise or for tailgating at college football games.
Taking a lot of people in the MH 1500 miles for a cruise is so much cheaper than buying airline tickets for all of them and the kids got to see the country at the same time rather then sitting in airports and riding bus transfers to the ship. Had bathroom facilities and food of our choice right there with us. Always were able to park the MH within walking distance of the ship pulling or carrying our luggage. several places, right across the dock parking lot from the ship.
Still have 2-3 RV's even at our age of 75 today. Can also pull a boat behind the TC rig and easily launch it too.
No one type of RV does everything reasonably the best or at all! Different strokes for different wants, desires, and needs! Same with our having several different type boats at the same time! Only going to live ONCE on this Earth and then it's all over!
