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Personally, RVs kind of miss the point of tooling around nature if one can wimp out and retreat to a house-on-wheels
by tomc1985 6y ago
Personally, RVs kind of miss the point of tooling around nature if one can wimp out and retreat to a house-on-wheels
- throwaway894345 6y agoThere are other ways to enjoy nature besides the Bear Grylls approach. :)
- tomc1985 6y agoSplit the difference with a tent and a couple of cots
- chrisseaton 6y agoWhat motivates someone to belittle people who aren't as hardcore about a hobby as them like this? What on earth do you care how someone else chooses to enjoy themselves?
- Johnny555 6y agoWhy do you assume that "tooling around nature" is the only point of traveling (whether by RV or otherwise)? I like being out in nature, but I also like having a comfortable bed and a kitchen (with refrigerator) where I can prepare full meals. The cooking part is why I like having an RV - while it's possible to find a hotel with a kitchenette, it's still a pretty limited kitchen (often without an oven) and you have to find a way to schlep your food around from hotel to hotel if you're on an extended trip. Plus, it's nice to have your own bathroom, especially during a Pandemic.
- stickfigure 6y ago"Why bother with a boat when you can just swim?"
- kbutler 6y agoNice to have a hard-sided sleeping unit for bear country. Nice to have a reasonable bed after an exhausting day canyoneering. Nice to have a heater for that sudden snowstorm in June. It isn't going on the backpacking trip (but could be a great mobile base for punctuated backpacking!) but it can facilitate a lot of great experiences (and can broaden the experience of people who wouldn't go on that backpacking trip...)