What features help you keep RVing?
I'm hoping this will give others ideas that may enable them to continue to RV in spite of physical limitations. My health problems include morbid obesity, history of 2 episodes of pulmonary emboli ...
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I agree with the above comment. A trailer will have far fewer accessibility limitations than a motor home. Trucks any more have very comfortable roomy seats and great amenities.
Island beds are the norm in even a medium size trailer. Many of them have bathrooms the full width of the rear end, with a generous toilet area. And no interior steps anywhere. You can put the steps up and then get in the truck, no need to jump up into the trailer like you would a motorhome.
You can add a power leveling system, that will make life easy.
Just make sure you pick a trailer first, and then pick enough truck to carry the tongue weight and pull it without a struggle.
Island beds are the norm in even a medium size trailer. Many of them have bathrooms the full width of the rear end, with a generous toilet area. And no interior steps anywhere. You can put the steps up and then get in the truck, no need to jump up into the trailer like you would a motorhome.
You can add a power leveling system, that will make life easy.
Just make sure you pick a trailer first, and then pick enough truck to carry the tongue weight and pull it without a struggle.
