Why Buying an RV is so Worth It
Are you thinking about buying an RV or campervan? It’s a big investment up front, in fact except for your actual home it might well be the most expensive thing you’ll ever buy. But it can be so worth it for a ton of reasons. If you’re on the fence, here are some of the reasons it’s worth considering.
A home from home
Home is the best place in the world for many of us, it’s surrounded by all of our things and our little comforts. As amazing as travelling is, being away from these kinds of things can be a bit of a struggle. With an RV though you get the best of both worlds. You really can set it up so it’s a home from home, no need to deal with itchy hotel bedding or flat pillows. No need to be without your little bits and bobs that give you comfort, that could be anything from an electric blanket to your favourite coffee with no need to worry about using up suitcase space. If you’re the sort of person that does love to travel but often feel yourself wishing the days away until you’re back home then this could be the perfect middle ground for you.
Perfect for family travel
For all of the reasons above, RVs can be absolutely perfect for travelling with families. If you have kids you’ll know how much stuff they need, and hauling it all into suitcases and onto coaches, trains and planes can be a nightmare. With an RV you can kit it out so that everyone has what they need. If you have a disability or an older family member that you like to travel with its great for them too, when public transport isnt’ suitable or comfortable for them. You can even travel with your pets when you have an RV, and they’re such a big part of the family it can be a shame to exclude them every time you go away. With an RV or camper you don’t need to.
Inexpensive
Travelling in an RV is a lot less expensive than catching flights and staying in hotels. You can find some incredible RV parks with loads to do and beautiful views that don’t cost much at all but still give you the best experiences. There is of course the costs upfront that you need to consider, the actual price of the RV and all of the maintenance, repairs, furnishings and things. But if you’re keen to do plenty of travel in it then you’ll definitely make your money back over time compared with the costs of travelling in other ways. You’ll probably find that you have way better experiences too, as you have more freedom and you’re closer to nature than you might have been with other forms of travelling as well.
What are your favourite things about RV travel?
