Brand New, Just beginning process
Hello! Empty nesters looking into first traveler trailer purchase and already overwhelmed. Is there a really good resource/guidebook to navigate through all the brands, models, best/worst years, revie...
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toedtoes wrote:
For me size matters if you want to stay in specific campgrounds. If you want to go to X area and stay at B campground, then size can be a big factor. If you want to go to X area and are happy staying at B, D, F, G, and L campgrounds then size is not a big factor.
Also, you have to decide what your usage will be:
100 percent sightseeing/road trip
100 percent traditional camping
or some combination of them.
Choose for what you'll use it for the most and make due for the other. What makes a great camping rig won't necessarily be a great road trip rig.
Kind of making things very confusing.
You can 100% sight see/roadtrip in anything.
You can 100% traditional camp in anything.
From a car bench seat to a tent, to a motorcyclist with a backpack and bedroll, to a 45ft diesel pusher and beyond, all types of camping can be accomplish in one way or another in pretty much any form of transportation.
The only caveat would be some rigs may be too large to fit in some camping spots in some campgrounds. So what, move on to another campground that has spots large enough.
But, I am not really getting the vibe that the OP is talking about a 40+ ft length RV.
Not sure why folks make up these pretend rules and exclusionisms..
