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Originally Posted by Golfbum18
Hate the commode in the shower. We've talked to many with Bs. Most say they bought so they didn't have to tow. THing is, every time you want to motor away, you have to disconnect and reconnect later. More than I thought said they use the showers at the RV camp. I want an RV that I don't HAVE to use other showers and bathrooms but maybe that's just me. We traded a C to a 30' A for more room and an extra slide. PErsonally, I would never consider a van or class B....IMHO
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I completely agree about wet baths which are so common in Class Bs and small trailers. In fairness, there have also been a few small As and Cs with wet baths. More importantly, there are some Bs with dry baths — one pictured below. These Bs with dry baths are very rare though because wet baths are primarily used to save space, and space is of greater value the smaller the RV.
To your point on size — it all comes down to personal needs and how the motorhome will be used. I just got back today from boondocking one night at a ball game which involved a lot of driving and no “camping”. For these types of events I far prefer a B, but will admit to wanting a lot more space. A much larger B with a dry bath would be great for us, although not like the rear bath in picture below. That layout reduces the utility aspect of a van too much.
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