Choice of RV always depend on your living style.
Last year we spend about 150 nights in the camper.
Partly when we sold the house and then 60 days driving across the country.
Single slide camper never was too small for 2 adults and 3 dogs.
But we minimize stay in the camper to time for resting and sleeping.
Any chance the weather was below 100 F -we explore.
I still have 2 campers as I could not sell it even for 1/2 of NADA value.
Figured out that instead of selling it dirt cheap- I put it on my rental property in other state making vacation home.
Last year we spend about 150 nights in the camper.
Partly when we sold the house and then 60 days driving across the country.
Single slide camper never was too small for 2 adults and 3 dogs.
But we minimize stay in the camper to time for resting and sleeping.
Any chance the weather was below 100 F -we explore.
I still have 2 campers as I could not sell it even for 1/2 of NADA value.
Figured out that instead of selling it dirt cheap- I put it on my rental property in other state making vacation home.
I think when you offer it for price low enough, somebody might consider.
When I was camper-shopping I found the adds selling truck/camper combo pretty annoying, especially when listed under camper when camper was $8000 and truck was $25,000
When I was camper-shopping I found the adds selling truck/camper combo pretty annoying, especially when listed under camper when camper was $8000 and truck was $25,000
