Fully agree. My wife and I have an RV, or a trailer, rather. We bought it because we needed to have a place to stay while doing surprise renovations to make the

Fully agree. My wife and I have an RV, or a trailer, rather. We bought it because we needed to have a place to stay while doing surprise renovations to make the house we bought a couple of years back liveable. It's served that purpose, and is now sitting in the yard. We're currently in what I see as the process of working up the nerve to just sell the damn thing. The idea of traveling with it is attractive, our daughter likes it, and all things considered, we had good times in it. But... Having to haul the damn thing around, maintain it, pay for camping etc - it does not add up IMO compared to just staying at a motel or sleeping in a tent if we want to rough it. The RV inhabits this weird niche where you want more comfort than a tent affords but more freedom than you get with having to choose from motels or hotels. To me, that seems like a limitation, not an opportunity.