RV Travel ...a Great Ride!

The first trip in the RV that I ever went on by myself was the time I drove to Florida for the winter. It was an adventure! Traveling alone is quite exciting and scary! You have no one to rely on but yourself for the whole journey. Of course I got lost and things went wrong, but what a rush when I actually arrived in the campground safe and sound! The reward was that I got to spend the winter in the warmth and sunshine; met lots of new friends from all over; and by the end of the season became much more self-confident and self-reliant than I had ever been before.

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One of the things that salespeople always tell you is..."This RV will sleep 4 or 6 or 10!" They like to emphasize that because it makes you think you're getting a bigger bargain for your buck as you increase the size of your motorhome. While you can actually sleep that any people, don't ever believe what they say...NO matter how LARGE your motorhome is, it's really only meant for a maximum of two!

My favourite camping is actually called dry camping...it's done in the more remote areas under the open sky. With a smaller recreational vehicle, it is not the most practical way to camp; however, it is possible for one or two nights and days if you are careful to preserve your water supply. My next best camping experience has been in national, state or provincial campgrounds. They tend to be most like remote camping in nature while having a few more amenities available for those who like this kind of recreation. Of course, there are many lovely privately owned and KOA campgrounds all over America. You can even find them in the Yukon and Alaska!

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