Hubby and I are beginning our journey into the RV world. I've been reading tons of information on the forums while hubby has been primarily listening to podcasts to learn all we can about RVing. What we would really like to find is 1 or 2 good book...
About 10 years ago, hubby and I had our first conversation about RV ownership. We've had this same conversation several times, but our life circumstances always seemed to pull us another direction. Finally, our circumstances have not only caused us ...
I'm not sure it's taken anyone as long as it's taken us to make a decision on an RV. Seriously, we've been talking about it off and on for years now. It seems to be a bigger decision for us than the purchase of our home. LOL!!The biggest problem w...
cdevidal wrote:I'm new too. There is a sticky here in the Beginner's forum with lots of great resources and questions answered including some good books to get. Have a look.Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on the Open Roads ForumThank you! That is v...
Like everything in life, there is a learning curve, but when you're investing this much money into a new lifestyle, it's good to be as prepared as possible to take care of that investment. I appreciate all the suggestions and links. Thanks.
donn0128 wrote:There is such a thing as too much information. Sometimes you need to get your feet wet and see what happens. RVing is a lifestyle above all else, and as such your primary consideration should be is this life style for you? Make a li...
wing_zealot wrote:Don't forget with a MH you are mostly tied to the campground unless you breakdown the setup. The only other alternative is to tow a car behind the MH. A serious consideration because even going for a gallon of milk can involve a fai...
SuzzeeeQ2012 wrote:we have a Class A and HAD a Class C.My experience with grandkids, is that we had more room for them to sleep in our C. The table folded down, so one slept there. We had the "over the cab" part for my 2 grown kids to sleep. Then,...
