Mobility is a huge advantage small RV’s have over big ones. Obviously, it is easy to pull off the road into a fast food joint or restaurant or maneuver in a campground but that is not what I mean. The mobility I am talking about is very important t...
With a small RV, you can camp in many great places that big ones can’t - either because they can’t get there or the sites are too small. This is a big plus for traveling in a Class B or similar. Many of our best experiences have been in places like...
People who are full timing or spend winters in Florida or down in the Rio Grande Valley can really take advantage of the space and conveniences of a big motorhome or towable - you can't beat it. A small RV like a Class B is not suitable for these pu...
An advantage our small RV’s have over big rigs is the flexibility to stay in a variety of different places. Over the years we have stayed in state/federal campgrounds (our first choice), both plugged in and unplugged, commercial RV parks, hotels, th...
I am writing this post for the benefit of people who are lurking on this site and plan to begin traveling in an RV. We have 10 years of experience with a true Class B and more recently, a B+ (no longer than a B). Since we started RVing , two couple...
If you run the refrigerator on DC while you are traveling, the safest option (especially when pumping gasoline), make sure to switch it back to gas at night. Otherwise you will quickly discharge the house battery. If everything is in good working or...
Trackrig wrote:Not to be argumentative, but other than length, you can have the same problems with any rig. We have a 40' DP with a toad and have no problems finding fuel and we don't use the high priced truck stops. This last ear we went from AZ t...
We owned a PW Excel for many years and loved it. Did not have a generator and didn't miss it. We camped unhooked many times but usually drove around during the day, visiting a national park, for example. We camped in freezing weather many times and...
The sign worked on our last trip. Nobody messed with our stuff when we were gone from our spot. Stayed exclusively at Texas state parks. Time will tell.
Hiker_01 wrote:A few months back, a friend of mine was asking questions about our motorhome, as he and his wife were thinking about buying some type of RV, but really didn't know what he wanted. Gave him a few questions with a spectrum of answers (b...
