My Best Motorhomes
Thinking about an world motorhome travel I can not avoid to have some preferences.Particularly my passion is those with 4x4 engineering but it is sure that some "city" type motormoes are also great.Without any personal experience in this type of lyfestyle I however think that I will like very much to travel with one of these models.
Despite not yet possible for me I still consider it for some more time ahead as possible for me. I hope so. It has a kind of special retirement charm and it seems to me great to be each day in different location, knowing something more about people and all about them.In reality it is all about people and culture and so many things like interesting places and ways to do almost the same things we all have to do daily.Not only then about common people but also about those special persons that does special things too.
For this type of travel I think about those city models with more simplicity too and less expensive and with good flexibility inside city streets, but it is true that some more space despite tiny can be good too.How about some differences about USA and European models?
Great forum without any special conclusive answer, but it is always interesting to think about.However in practice actually I prefer the Europeans with one or two exceptions from USA.
The links are below.Hope you like some of them too:
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love them.
I saw a guy fill up his motorhome/RV and it cost him over $200.
No thanks.
that are Petrol V8s, which are terrible.
It doesn't sound very romantic to me and it isn't a cheap way to travel. Besides that every motorhome trailer park looks like every other one.
First, you don't need an additional car, these vehicles are designed to go everywhere and fit in small spaces. Most are outfitted with 'cassette' type toilets which allow easy, clean dumping of waste. Hookups to water and electric aren't needed - the campers are self-sufficient with battery storage and often solar charging. Fill the large water tank when somewhere you can refill. Mileage, 15-25 mpg.
I've done 400,000 miles of camping in smaller-platform 4x4 campers, VW Syncro Westfalias. The beauty and serenity, and yes, romanticism of being away from it all (and hordes of people) in a forest, beach, or top of a mountain is amazing. Sitting in a paid RV 'campground' is NOT. Nor is it necessary with most of the above campers. I've paid for camp spots less than 5% of the time, there are so many places to go. Very easy to set up a hot shower in the wilderness if one thinks ahead, but some of the above campers have self-contained shower rooms with hot water. In short, don't poo-poo a concept you know nothing about!