RV living is not just for digital entrepreneurs, bloggers and artists who can work on the road and do not need a job.
Many urban dwellers, students and nomadic minimalists are opting for an RV life, as a form of rebellion against the current order. RV living is quite an attractive lifestyle choice for reasons ranging from affordability to practicality to idealism.
Here are certain benefits of RV living:
New to RVing? It’s only natural for you to be somewhat anxious and overwhelmed on your first RV vacation. You want to be sure that you are well stocked, but at the same time, you want to keep the load specifications in mind.
You want to make it to the campsite as soon as possible but at the same time, you’d prefer taking the longer, cleaner route.
While RVs are definitely fun vehicles and make the perfect adventure partner, the beating they take often leads to expensive repairs and replacements. From broken drive trains to chassis trouble, anything can go wrong.
Fortunately, many of these RV problems are avoidable. By brushing up on things that can go wrong and how they go wrong, you can avoid making the most common mistakes that might damage your rig.
RVs are simply amazing vehicles. The time spent in them is nothing short of fun and memorable and most of us are eagerly waiting for the time to take our rig on the next adventure.
However, RVs are also expensive vehicles. Especially if you plan to go for brand new, you may be looking at a price tag of anywhere between $50k and $100k.
When camping, one of the most common questions we got to hear was ‘why did we choose a fifth wheeler?’
Rather than giving the same answers over and over again, we thought we’d put it down on paper, so to speak.
When buying our RV, we checked out many rigs before we decided to get the fifth wheeler. It has been 5 years now and we are pretty much happy with our decision. We’ve spoken to many RV enthusiasts and simply put it is more of a personal choice.
With these things in mind, here our 10 reasons why we picked the fifth wheeler:
A large number of people reach out to RV shopping deals with a long list of must have features and plenty of deal breakers. Some of the common items included in these lists are additional storage, indoor/outdoor kitchens, solar features and more.
Rooftop vents on RV vehicles tend to get dirty over time. With debris constantly falling on top of the vent and cooking smoke rising through the vent, they can get clogged.
A vent that’s clogged requires cleaning to be able to function appropriately. The falling debris might block the fan and the moisture might lead to the production of mold.
