eeboater
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I know this is sacrelige to ask this question on a BOAT site but I've been thinking.<br /><br />I may be cancelling my potential boat purchase to buy an RV.<br /><br />Here's my logic:<br /><br />I have always liked camping ever since I was a young lad. True, an RV isn't "camping" per se, but since Mrs. Eeboater has horrible allergies, the A/C at night when camping will make life much easier on her. <br /><br />In addition, we travel to Green Bay to visit our parents a lot. In the process we take our dog and what seems like 10 tons of other crap with us. The RV would accomodate that as well as provide us with a place to stay without inconveniencing the parents. <br /><br />I would like to visit my parents in Ohio a lot more, but it poses a problem with our 125 lb St. Bernard when my wife and I want to take a trip down there. This way, we can take Norman with us, and he can stay in the RV instead of messing my parents house.<br /><br />Lastly, after concluding our vacation in Alaska, where we drove an RV everywhere, I found that it is a FABULOUS way to travel. At any time you can pull over, have lunch... go to the bathroom... all while travelling in comfort that you don't experience when travelling via car.<br /><br />What do you guys think? Good idea or no? Also, does anyone in here own an RV? I grew up with 35-40' Class A motorhomes while my target RV is going to be the 21-23' Class C motorhome. Something that is much more suited for the two of us... For those who aren't clear on the classifications - the Class C motorhomes are the ones that have the bed over the van-like cab of the RV while a Class A motorhome is large and bus-like.<br /><br />Sean