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Originally Posted by Mr Sunshine
The great thing about wintering in Florida (and Arizona and south Texas), is you can enjoy being outside most of the daytime hours. Not sure what a "camper per se" is. You don't have to put up a tent to be considered a camper. RVing isn't for everyone, and what is comfortable to me might not be the same for you. If you won't be using a camper outside of the winter, you'll find it cheaper to pay the rent, especially if you are outside the popular areas. With any RV, depreciation is a huge expense that surprises many new RVers.
Mrs. S and I enjoy exploring our great country and traveling in our Vegas. Been through other types of RVs, and our 25.2 fits us just right at this time and for the way we travel. Before we settled in our current abode, we wintered in a RV and it was great, except for worrying about our vacant home up north.
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What i meant by "camping per se" is: i'm would consider traveling, exploring, and see new places my reason for having an RV like the Axis, and not the camping. You know , setting up camp in the woods for a week and fishing and hiking and all that stuff. Living away from the grid because i could. Na. Not into that. More into to just traveling , playing golf maybe, finding new BBQ joints to visit. Just like you would if you were to get a car and travel and spend a $130 a night in the Hampton Inn. If a man did that for 6 months, it would get expensive. Would think an RV would be a better way to go. Maybe not. I'd like to here your opinion on that. If you rent a place in Tucson it's a $1,000 a week in the winter. Do the math on that for 5 or 6 months. So, for me it's just travel, and having your own bed at night and being able to do what you want rambling around in the RV. Sound like what people do or not? Thanks. Dave
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