A new trend in RV fridges?
while picking up some odds and ends for our upcoming trip, we poked around in some new trailers for some giggles fire places and tiny walled off bedrooms? obviously rv designers don't go camping! ...
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I would be interested in the statistics of how people camp.
I imagine most RV owners go from their house, take a short drive (under 2 hours) to a full hook-up campground, stay a few days, then return home. For this they do not need fancy refrigerators. I imagine it is more rare to boondock. I have also observed that RV owners will run their generator just to be able to play with it as a toy, even running it just to have one light lit up. It's like they do not know the battery will run a light, or they do not understand how that works, all they understand is household current. Thus, RV manufacturers will appeal to those buyers and offer campground RVs.
I imagine most RV owners go from their house, take a short drive (under 2 hours) to a full hook-up campground, stay a few days, then return home. For this they do not need fancy refrigerators. I imagine it is more rare to boondock. I have also observed that RV owners will run their generator just to be able to play with it as a toy, even running it just to have one light lit up. It's like they do not know the battery will run a light, or they do not understand how that works, all they understand is household current. Thus, RV manufacturers will appeal to those buyers and offer campground RVs.
