The holidays are just around the corner, and so are long lines at airports, pricey hotels and run-ins with grumpy travelers. Visits to family and friends this season can be more enjoyable if you travel by RV. Forget crowded hotels and Aunt Edna's lumpy couch-your RV has a queen size bed, an extra room for the kids, and plenty of storage for gifts from Santa. No need to worry about freezing temperatures and cold water. Today's RVs are built to withstand temperatures below 32 degrees. Many are insulated so the entire plumbing system can be used year-round, as long as heat is maintained in the RV.
You'll be thankful for the comfort and privacy provided by your RV-not to mention the savings on airfare and accommodations. Traveling in an RV is more affordable than travel by personal car or airline. A study by PKF Consulting found that a family of four could spend up to 70 percent less when traveling by RV.
Have guests coming to stay with you for the holidays? Use your RV as a guesthouse for your family and friends. Complete with comfortable beds, closet space, spacious living area and fully equipped kitchen and bathroom facilities, RVs make perfect guesthouses. Visitors will enjoy the cozy and spacious RV.
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Aunt Edna's lumpy couch-your RV has a queen size bed, an extra room for the kids, and plenty of storage for gifts from Santa. No need to worry about freezing temperatures and cold water. Today's RVs are built to withstand temperatures below 32 degrees. Many are insulated so the entire plumbing system can be used year-round, as long as heat is maintained in the RV.