What ONE feature do you really like/want in your next RV ?

[theoldwizard1]

Primarily aimed at TT and 5ers, but motorhome owners are welcome to join in !

[bukhrn]

I-Can-Am-Can-You wrote:
Leakproof and maintenance-free.

This goes along with my wish, A seamless roof.

[w4phj]

A working fuel level gauge, My sender unit failed a long time ago.

[obiwancanoli]

PA12DRVR wrote:
Full size (i.e. residential -size) fridge / freezer.

For my prior use of mostly 1 -2 week stays at State Parks with connections to host family, this was the best feature of our 39' FW.

- Closely followed by two A/C's, "RV-King" size bed, and a big/easy access storage compartment.

I'd never seen or read anyone mention it, but, If - regardless of your type of RV - space is at a premium, why, then, opt for the largest bed you can't possibly occupy more than 20% of? My thinking would be to have an efficient and comfortable bed - the small RV Queen is OK - and MORE space inside for storage... isn't that right, Spock?

[mdcamping]

Lwiddis wrote:
A four battery capacity metal box on the tongue behind the propane bottles with a bicycle rack on box’s top. Quality bicycles aren’t carried at the back of a trailer.

we bungee up our 2 hybrid bikes inside the trailer, yeah I don't like the idea of extra weight behind the trailer

Mike

[ajriding]

You buy a car and after 40 years it still does not leak or rot apart. I want an RV like that.

[wa8yxm]

Better insulation would be nice (higher R Factor) and a light colored paint job (Wife picked the one I got now... I'm at a body shop... They understood why) (It is a different but related R factor. Reflection in this case)

[dave54]

More USB ports

Bigger waste and fresh tanks. I don't have to completely fill the fresh while driving. I can top it off before the last leg into into the boondocking site.

[Crabbypatty]

Retirement, so I can just go...........

[philh]

Better quality

modern electronics that actually work

[Super_Dave]

AC that can keep up with our hot summers and a residential refrigerator.

[JAC1982]

Well we just got ours this year so it'll be awhile. It checked the majority of our "wishlist" items off after experience with toyhaulers.

The one thing I didn't get was being under 30' while still having gen prep as an option. That apparently isn't a thing, so we got the shortest we could find that did have the gen prep (34').

[Campinghoss]

We have what we want now. After having travel trailers, tents, pop ups and a 40 foot dp motor home we have exactly what we want and this will be our last one.
Honestly we don't want anything different. It did take about two years of searching different makes and floor plans.

[I-Can-Am-Can-Yo]

Leakproof and maintenance-free.

[Lynnmor]

I wish for tires, wheels, spindles, axles, springs and brakes that are not pathetic. After that I could wish for the pretty stuff.