Vacationioning with out the TT.
For the first time in more than 20 years we are going for a week without the camper. It just don't feel right, and even split 3 ways, The cost is mind blowing. Just our part is more than double the c...
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Buying and keeping the same camper for decades renders the cost of the camper nearly meaningless
Except for insurance and maintenance. Depending on the unit it can be cheap or costly.
We do it all the time.
Stay in a quaint B&B or small hotel on Main Street.
Step out and walk wherever, short walk to all the sights.
X2. There were times when I just didn't want to fight with setting up, breaking down, leveling, etc. I've also had far more negative experiences with noise, etc., in campgrounds versus hotels/motels/etc. And there are just too many places to go in this world that either time or logistics make impossible if I stick to just an RV. Do I miss the RV lifestyle? At times, yes. Will I ever get another camper? Don't know yet. Is one style of travel "better" than another? No, just different. Pros and cons to both. You pays your money you makes your choice.
I suspect part of the issue many of us have when it comes to sharing a house or even vacationing with others is lack of privacy and ability to do what we want when we want. That would bother me most. And I agree with Bucky-I don't handle shrieking very well any more!
Except for insurance and maintenance. Depending on the unit it can be cheap or costly.
We do it all the time.
Stay in a quaint B&B or small hotel on Main Street.
Step out and walk wherever, short walk to all the sights.
X2. There were times when I just didn't want to fight with setting up, breaking down, leveling, etc. I've also had far more negative experiences with noise, etc., in campgrounds versus hotels/motels/etc. And there are just too many places to go in this world that either time or logistics make impossible if I stick to just an RV. Do I miss the RV lifestyle? At times, yes. Will I ever get another camper? Don't know yet. Is one style of travel "better" than another? No, just different. Pros and cons to both. You pays your money you makes your choice.
I suspect part of the issue many of us have when it comes to sharing a house or even vacationing with others is lack of privacy and ability to do what we want when we want. That would bother me most. And I agree with Bucky-I don't handle shrieking very well any more!