Do any of you guys camp in a "B"?
From what I've been reading about "B"'s, most folks them use them for travel. While I would like to get a "B" for us to travel the US, we aslo like to go to campgrounds throughout the summer; usual...
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Every RV "travels". What you misinterpret is most of us camp and we have more options as to where to camp than most other RVs. For instance the vast majority of National Forest campgrounds in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan's UP are very primitive, but nice, and generally have a 22-24 foot limit. That basically limits you to Class Bs, very small Class Cs, truck campers, tent campers and very small trailer campers if they can park a trailer where a tent would go.
We have four different family members' houses where we can park our B and camp if we desire. You might have read about "stealth". That just gives you more options than most other RVs while traveling to camp in more unique places where one would not expect to see an RV. In a pinch it is not difficult to make a stop at a hotel if necessary. Parking is no different than parking a car. We haven't done that but 4 times in 7 years in over 100,000 miles of travel.
Travel means the ability to get up and go daily if desired since there is so little prep to park or go in a Class B. It also means going most anywhere like ducking into a small retail parking lot for a quick cup of coffee or a neighborhood restaurant.
As for screens, well here ya go...full screens in back and the 50" wide sliding side door.
We have four different family members' houses where we can park our B and camp if we desire. You might have read about "stealth". That just gives you more options than most other RVs while traveling to camp in more unique places where one would not expect to see an RV. In a pinch it is not difficult to make a stop at a hotel if necessary. Parking is no different than parking a car. We haven't done that but 4 times in 7 years in over 100,000 miles of travel.
Travel means the ability to get up and go daily if desired since there is so little prep to park or go in a Class B. It also means going most anywhere like ducking into a small retail parking lot for a quick cup of coffee or a neighborhood restaurant.
As for screens, well here ya go...full screens in back and the 50" wide sliding side door.
