Saturday, February 21, 2015

We found the RV Show

Oh yes we found the RV show at Market Hall. Left early to get there in time to find a good parking space. The place was wall to wall and we got there early...we thought. 
It was a so so show. They did not have everything that we had hoped to see but we did get to see a lot.
RV's are getting larger and larger! Most all the ones we looked at were more than 40 feet long! They are nice but if you travel and stay in the places we enjoy staying in you can't get a 42 foot RV in there...

much less one with a patio dropped out of the side! My goodness what next?

So we looked at what they had and still did not make a decision on what we really wanted. We do know this we want the extra bedroom and the half bath. They have many of those but the extra we want in the other parts of the RV they are lacking. 
I guess more and more people are buying RV's to live in so length is important. For traveling and exploring you really don't want to haul around all that extra length and weight.


Sherri found several that she liked the kitchens but then the seating was not sufficient. After a bit we were confused on what was what. I went back and took pictures of the model number located on the outside of the RV and then took pictures of the inside so we could look at them later.

Kris found several that he could not live without. He liked most every bunk room we saw. They are nice bedrooms and not that much smaller than the one at the house.

While we were at the show we renewed our Escapees membership. Lisa helped us with our sign up. We found out that she was friends with Bob and Molly and Mark and Dortha. What a small world here...

Somewhere in Time 

3 comments:

Rick and Kathy Rousseau said...

You can't always find the perfect RV to meet all your needs. What you should do is make a list of the Must-Haves you want in your trailer. Then you make a list of the trailers you like and mark them at what percentage they rate on your list noting the pros and cons. Don't jump at the first one you find that you can work with because sometimes newer models hold improvements but older models or gently used will save you big dollars. Once you find and purchase that perfect or near perfect trailer work to make it your home.
Our trailer rated 90% on our list but after three years with our trailer I'm still doing changes and improvements.
Be Safe and Enjoy!

It's about time.

KarenInTheWoods said...

It's fun to look... but after we look at those price tags, we are glad for what we got. At least it's paid for! LOL


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Tumbleweed Dee said...

It was great talking to Sherri yesterday. It's great you're going back on the road. The right RV will pop up when you least expect it and you'll know it when you walk in. I can't wait to see you guys again.

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