RV question

Do you know RICKFROMARIZONa cause hes fixing to get to know you

I've owned quite a few over the years. I've mainly used them while traveling for work.

My first one was a little 26' bumper pull with no slides. I've upgraded many times since then.

My best advice is to get a cheap used one first. Get into the campgrounds and visit people with the nicer ones. If you start out by going big, you'll end up wanting something arranged a little different once you see what others have.

I would personally stay away from the Class C, or any driveable RV's for that matter. Once you set up and level, hook up power, sewer, water, etc., you want to be able to leave it until you're ready to leave the campground. With the drive in models, you have to unhook and hook up every time you leave to go to the store unless you tow a vehicle behind it (reducing your fuel mileage). Just my $.02.

Love going to football games especially night games when you can roll up cook out drink beer & not sit in the traffic for hours if this were the ot I'd tell you I have a provost but we have rented every diff thing possible & are going with the Mercedes diesel sprinter style class C

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Not a huge fan of RV's, there's something very deep about sleeping under the stars on a hammock or in a methodically fashioned shelter. Just down the desert from you, so I would love to have a discussion with you in person over this topic.

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RickfromArizona

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When I can figure out how to hang an ENO in south stadium before gamedays, color me deep.

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I have my eye on a used 24 ft. Artic Fox travel trailer.

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You will have a ton of fun in that. Great way to decide if yall will like it or not.

I started out with a 25' bumper pull...traded up to up to a 38' 14000lb 5th wheel toyhauler. My family and I race dirtbikes so we're going into all kinds of backwoods tight spaces. Trying to maneuver/park that big sumbitch was nerve racking, and you we're basically limited to getting fuel at truck stops.

I recently traded it in on the smallest class c that would comfortably fit the family. It's great not having to stop to use the bathroom or eat and the kids can watch tv or play xbox while on the road. It's a breeze to pull into a regular gas station to get gas and park as well. I was also surprised how well the Ford V10 pulls. Loving it so far...though now I wish I would've gotten the next size up.