Just for fun "around the campfire"

Rving since 1996
Class C no toad
Retired
Married travel with DW, grandson and DWs Mom
Weekends, weeks
FHU's DW insists
Places near/far from c'ground
I would have started with a smaller C

Rving since 1985.
Travel Trailer.
I'm retired, wife has 5 more years to work.
Two folks, two dogs.
Weekends, mostly.
FHUs or at least water and electric.
What's to see in area. Fishing if available.
Would have gotten a diesel truck to start with.

RV, since 1988 with family
Current unit 5th wheel
Still working, like job too much to think about stopping now, have 5 weeks of vacation plus all holidays and weekends.
Just the two of us mostly
Used to go for 2-3 weeks per year with the occasional weekend.
Will only go with FHU or water and electric, did the Nascar with gens and on board water, too much trouble, and not doing without electricity, need the a/c.
Like staying near the ocean, since moving here we are here, so have not been out with the RV in the last year or so, but will start again soon.
Wish I would have gotten the Super Duty diesel from the start.

Since 2003.
1993 Dutchman Classic 5'er
Still Working
2 adults, 1 little person and 4 dogs
Weekends with a few weeks thrown in.
State parks and occasionally Disney
The park is the destination.
Kept the travel trailer so we could bring a golf cart.

RV'd 20 years ago with 3 kids (3 TT's - S, M then L) then quit. Started back in 2012 with a bigger TT.
Current rig is a FW (see signature line)
Retired twice, but still working, but VERY close to fully retiring - could happen any day now if things at work stay like they are today! :)
Camp with DW and 2 rescue dogs.
Mostly camp weekends, but try to do at least a full week each year.
Mostly camp in a nearby state park on a lake with FHUs.
The destination is usually the park with short exursions outside it.
If I could start over I would start with a bigger RV. We went S, M then L.

RVing since 1999 (tent camped before that
23-ft travel trailer
Still working
Just the two of us -- no kids and we leave the cats at home. :)
Mostly a few weekends and maybe a week or so for vacations.
We usually stay in state parks. If they are full, we'll use a KOA or RV park
Most trips are close to home so we just find a campground to use as home base for some day trips.
If I could start over, I would have filed an insurance claim when we left the awning up and it got flipped over the roof during a brief storm. The dealer missed a crack in the roof and the wall and floor were nearly destroyed by the time we noticed in the spring after a wet Northwest winter.

How long have you been RVing - tough question :) We just bought our first RV but my parents have been RVing in some form for 30+ years.
Your current rig type - 31 ft class C
Still working or retired - both still working, dh is also retired Navy
How many people and pets in the rig - 2 adults, a 14 yr old w/ friend, 2 dogs
Weekends, weeks, months or full time - weekends
FHU, state/national parks, boondocking - FHU but dry camp at the Oregon Jam each year
Destination? CG or what's in the area around the CG - where we are at is the destination
If you could start over, what would you change - we've only had our RV since the end of July, so we are just starting

Rving since 1985.
5th wheel
Retired one day from a 43 year career then started a whole new one.
Married (45 years in Nov.
Weekends usually but sometimes for a week or so
Electric
Enjoying nature or motorcycle riding.
Started with a Class C but have had 4 5th wheels since I wised up.
Wish we could have aforded to start earlier!

How long have you been RVing. Tenting since 1985. Pop-up in 1992. TT's from 1997 to present.
Your current rig type. Travel trailer - 28', no slide.
Still working or retired. Working :M
How many people and pets in the rig. Two humans, two parakeets.
Weekends, weeks, months or full time. For the moment, weekends, but normally a mix of weekend and weeks at a time.
FHU, state/national parks, boondocking. DW insists on FHU.
Destination? CG or what's in the area around the CG? Both.
If you could start over, what would you change? Skip the pop-up.

Bought 1st Class C in 2002, sold it in 2004; then bought enclosed race trailer with "pop-up" level of interior accommodations; bought current Class C in 2011.

Still very much working.

Anywhere from 2 to 4, plus the old German Shepard hound on occasion. When we are full-up in only 24', it takes putting up with togetherness and cooperation.

The longest trip has been a week; the shortest a bunch of overnights. The average is about 4 days.

The usual use is as a race track home base dry camping in the paddock, and also as a tow vehicle for the car and trailer. We do like state park camping in shoulder seasons which is spectacular. Nothing like having hundreds or thousands of acres to yourself.

I wished I'd bought a unit like I now have (24' E450) back in '02. Shopping used C's then, all I was finding were 21' (really small) and 29' (big); bought a bigger one, and it was OK but not a perfect fit for us, and just old enough that I had concerns about keeping it long term without needing to fix even more than I did. The one we now have is a compromise but does do exactly what we were after in an RV.