topknot | 05-28-2011 04:48 AM | Quote:
Originally Posted by gemy
(Post 3548842)
Oh gosh I'd love an RV, but hubby says he can't drive one:( And I don\'t know if I can. Did you take yours out for a test drive to see if you could manage it?
We usually stay in motels, and have the canopy, generator, grooming tables et al set up at show site. | Yes, you can handle it down the road. It is amazing how easy they are. You just have to get use to the feel. There are a lot of women handlers that drive their own RVs too and they drive theirs almost every weekend. The hardest part, which I have my husband do is to back it up in the spots, if we have to, especially if we arrive at night. At the last show even he backed into a golf cart and pushed it 2 feet. Luckily nothing happen to it. And the person helping us from the show parked it in the back where the Rv needed to go. The mirrors are great, but at night it is hard to judge.
I love the RV. It works out just a little cheaper than a hotel, since you do not have to eat out. The cost is anywhere from 10.00 a night to 30.00 a night depending on show and you have everything with you. It takes just a few minutes to set up and then you are done. We have a 28 footer with shower/tub for bathing the dogs in and full set up. AC too!!! It is great!
The last time we stayed in a hotel, before the RV, there was a party in the room next to us and then they also decided to carry the party outside of our door and window. When we complained at 2AM to the front desk - they came down to quiet the party and told them we were the ones that complained, so the party people started to bang on our door. That was it for me. We went out and got an RV a few weeks later. And also I know my sheets and blankets are clean! :rolleyes:
At the show RV parks you meet a lot of nice people too. Yes, RV is the the only way to go. |