When you’re living on the road full-time, space is a big concern. The benefit of choosing a Class A motorhome for full-time living is that these RVs are often larger than Class B or C motorhomes. Some even have more than one bedroom and multiple bathrooms. If you’ve decided to …
More isn’t always better, and although living or traveling in an RV presents challenges for space and storage, a smaller motorhome might be better. Class C motorhomes under 30 feet in length are far more maneuverable, and can fit into just about any campsite at campgrounds around the U.S. Class …
When it comes to hitting the open road, the newest trend in larger family RVs is about maximizing luxury and comfort. And one feature that’s quickly becoming a must-have for many full-timers is the inclusion of not one but TWO bathrooms. If you have a large family or need extra …
The biggest hurdle many couples and small families face when they are buying an RV for full-time living is the price. Class B RVs will not drain out your bank account, and it is way easier to travel with due to its size and fuel economy. Investing in a Class …
A true four-season RV appeals to people who want to go beyond the fair-weather times of summer vacationing. This might include things like fall leaf viewing trips, using an RV as a hunting base camp or getting out on the ice during the depths of the northern winter. You might …
