We just sold our RV {Travel Trailer) a week ago. It was sad to see it go. It was our second one. However, I don't regret it. We took a trip from the Midwest to the Pacific Northwest this past June. It was a 4,000 mile round trip. I have to honestly say that this trip finished us off for good ever owning one again. My wife and I are both in our late 60's and 70's. This trip broke us down physically, mentally and put a nice dent in our pocket. Gas alone was over $1600. Then, include the campsites. And yes, we had some that were only $10 a night and others that were up to $70 per night. Backing in your camp spot, hooking up, leveling, putting stabilizers down, etc. Then doing it in reverse in the morning. Plus, dumping tanks. You can't drive real fast on interstates, so you don't make good time to your next destination. And then trying to find a gas station that you can navigate to get in and out is another hassle. Nope, we told ourselves that this will be the last trip we ever take in an RV. We have seen some nice places in our RV that we wouldn't have seen otherwise. But, it's come to an end. From now on, we are driving and staying either a B & B or a VRBO. Anyway, nice video and thank you for posting!!
Thank you for watching the video and for sharing your personal experience. I can relate to your experience and wish you the best. It is so much fun to RV and travel to places that otherwise cannot be experienced up close, but it is a lot of work. After our accident, we decided to take a long break and if we decide to do it again, we will likely RV in a Van or a Class C type of rig. Happy travels and thanks for watching!
We are 65 and 67 .we have camped 29 years in a travel trailer. 2 trailers a 25 ft no slide. Now a 36 ft 2 slides. We could never live on the road. 1 month max. Good luck God bless 🙌.
Thank you for watching the video and sharing your personal experience 👍🏼 we also decided that living on the road is not for us right now, but we still have our first RV (46 foot fifth wheel toy hauler) parked on our property in the mountains, so we do live off grid sometimes, more videos coming on that. God bless you too!
We just sold our RV {Travel Trailer) a week ago. It was sad to see it go. It was our second one. However, I don't regret it. We took a trip from the Midwest to the Pacific Northwest this past June. It was a 4,000 mile round trip. I have to honestly say that this trip finished us off for good ever owning one again. My wife and I are both in our late 60's and 70's. This trip broke us down physically, mentally and put a nice dent in our pocket. Gas alone was over $1600. Then, include the campsites. And yes, we had some that were only $10 a night and others that were up to $70 per night. Backing in your camp spot, hooking up, leveling, putting stabilizers down, etc. Then doing it in reverse in the morning. Plus, dumping tanks. You can't drive real fast on interstates, so you don't make good time to your next destination. And then trying to find a gas station that you can navigate to get in and out is another hassle. Nope, we told ourselves that this will be the last trip we ever take in an RV. We have seen some nice places in our RV that we wouldn't have seen otherwise. But, it's come to an end. From now on, we are driving and staying either a B & B or a VRBO. Anyway, nice video and thank you for posting!!
Thank you for watching the video and for sharing your personal experience. I can relate to your experience and wish you the best. It is so much fun to RV and travel to places that otherwise cannot be experienced up close, but it is a lot of work. After our accident, we decided to take a long break and if we decide to do it again, we will likely RV in a Van or a Class C type of rig. Happy travels and thanks for watching!
We are 65 and 67 .we have camped 29 years in a travel trailer. 2 trailers a 25 ft no slide. Now a 36 ft 2 slides. We could never live on the road. 1 month max. Good luck God bless 🙌.
Thank you for watching the video and sharing your personal experience 👍🏼 we also decided that living on the road is not for us right now, but we still have our first RV (46 foot fifth wheel toy hauler) parked on our property in the mountains, so we do live off grid sometimes, more videos coming on that. God bless you too!