I am new to this Our RVing experience has been an interesting one. We bought our first camper after the kids were grown and gone, wishing I had done when they were young. We found a 35 year old Jayco Pop-up, and nearly froze in the high country. But the 'bug' bit us. So after a short time we upgraded to a small hard side travel trailer, while it was so small there wasn't enough room for us we were completely hooked. So we got a light weight fiver Koala bunkhouse (so we could have grandkids and family along) and still drag it around the country with our Ford F-150. 
Now we have decided to make a move to the next chapter and find a fiver suitable for full-timing and we plan to go Workamping.
Just traded my F150 for a Dodge Ram Cummings diesel (had to eat a lot of crow to go from Ford to Dodge) so now I'm just getting ready to pull the trigger on a used 2012 Rushmore 35RL trading in the Koala. With all the negative reviews I read, I gotta say I'm a little nervous, however I fully understand that negative reviews prevail and others silently love their Rushmore. So what the heck, we really like the floor plan so here we go.
We are planning on going full-time in another year, this Rushmore should fit the bill nicely.

Now we have decided to make a move to the next chapter and find a fiver suitable for full-timing and we plan to go Workamping.
Just traded my F150 for a Dodge Ram Cummings diesel (had to eat a lot of crow to go from Ford to Dodge) so now I'm just getting ready to pull the trigger on a used 2012 Rushmore 35RL trading in the Koala. With all the negative reviews I read, I gotta say I'm a little nervous, however I fully understand that negative reviews prevail and others silently love their Rushmore. So what the heck, we really like the floor plan so here we go.
We are planning on going full-time in another year, this Rushmore should fit the bill nicely.
