What will it take to make you seriously consider an RV?

All these rich boomers in my neighborhood have these greyhound bus sized expanding houses on wheels... but I never see them move -- I wonder sometimes if they're just 21st century granny flats.

 

Oh to answer your question Casitas are really nice.

 

From OP's thoughts of buying a helicopter and now into RV...

Has crypto winter arrived????

Next topic: Have you considered a second job...at McDonalds?

 

I would like one, but we kind of enjoy camping in tents. Once we get a little older, might get one.

Do you have the vehicle to tow a 5th wheel? We'd end up getting a smaller sized bunkhouse if we did get one.

 

It needs to have a modern communications and navigation center with assorted machine guns, flame throwers, rocket launchers, and armor necessary for a road trip through Czechoslovakia the Czech Republic.

 

money laundering all day, fam.

 

Diamond hands is downsizing.

 

Nah, never had the desire to get one. I do hate the act of traveling too. Just teleport me to my destination , damnit.

 

Cool af and even more practical:

 

I've looked at them for past 3-4 years. The Huge RV tour bus style would be cool, but I don't find it practical for what I would use it for. The Class C seemed great for a weekend adventure or get away which has its plus and minus with having to Find Parking easily access a store. Thou Camping at Walmart could have its moments. At this point Im settling more for a Bunk House style so the kids can have a friend along and they have there own space. The outdoor kitchen options are nice with a TV and Ice Maker. My wife doesnt like to camp and it would mostly be used for travel ball.

It amazed how many people ran out and purchased them the past two years. I have co workers who bought older Airstreams and had them completely redone same with bigger RV. My dad has bought 3 over the past 3-4 years as the first wasn't big enough, the Big enough 5th Wheel was just too Big and the one he bought to downsize he just got bored with it. He did travel across a good chunk of the US and stayed in Parks and RV parks along the way. He said they had amazing amenities and people would spend a few days to a week before moving on to there next destination.

I would hate to purchase one where I use it the first 3 months and then it slowly rots in the Drive way. I figure I will see how my sons baseball develops as he will be entering high school in another year and if he stays on a Travel Team it will make it worth considering. Thou Hotels with Amenities are more comfortable and less work.

 

I would not feel comfortable driving that at highway speeds though.

 

I've always wanted to buy something like a Sprinter van conversion and convert it to take road trips with it. Definitely not doing it now, but it's still in the back of my mind. I sure as heck don't want one of those Greyhound buses that @KingCheetah mentioned. I'd probably take 1-2 trips every year or every other year, so then I"d be stuck with finding a place to park it or pay to put it in storage in the meantime and maintaining it. I'd rank it up there with the saying about boats : the 2 happiest days you'll have with a boat are when you buy it and when you sell it.

 

I've always wanted a Honda Element camper for short adventures.

 

Gotta go with the classic, an '86 Fleetwood Bounder



No idea honestly, but some of these RVs are ridiculous. Perhaps working remotely and touring the country down the road.