@aboardthedream: There are pro’s and con’s to “drivable” vs “towable” in the RV realm. I’ll save that debate for the folks who have experience with both. We looked at some pretty awesome 5th wheels and travel trailers when we began our search. (I still love how much more “residential” they feel) Ultimately we went with a drivable and here’s why: It all comes down to COMFORT. We had never towed anything before, (seriously not even a U-Haul trailer)… so towing our home seemed like a big undertaking that we just weren’t that comfortable with. We move a lot. Our typical campground stay is 3-5 days, with pretty hefty miles in between. We needed something that was easy to pack up and drive off, so we can hit the road early… without the stress of hitching our home first. Backing the coach into a site is a piece of cake. Backing a towable? For some, it might be simple. For us? Let’s just say we weren’t comfortable being the campground entertainment. We love the convenience of access to our fridge (easy to grab snacks without planning ahead and packing a cooler). We also like access to a bathroom without having to pull over every two hours. (My little bladder gets overly excited on big travel days 😆) We are new to this. We make mistakes. (I can’t tell you how many times one of us has forgotten to latch the fridge door). I’m much more comfortable knowing when I do make a mistake, I find out pretty quickly. Will we always choose a drivable? Only time will tell. For our current lifestyle, experience level, and mission, right now it’s the option we’re most comfortable with. Which are you most comfortable with? Drivable or a towable? Have experience with both? I’d love to hear your experience in the comments. #rv #rvlife #rvlifestyle #motorhome #fyp

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