I'm and RV noob who will possibly buy a 2006 Winnebago View this week as there is a well-priced one available nearby. However, an alternate setup that I like is a new (2nd-hand) RPod pulled by a new truck.
With the RPod, I see how I can park it - in Yellowstone, for example, and then head up to the Lamar Valley to watch the bison and wolves in the evening.
With the View, it strikes me that it would be considerably more awkward to drive it around at night and find a pull out on the side of the road once one spies wildlife here and there.
In addition, when I am in mountainous country, heading off to remote trailheads that have limited access or limited parking might also be an issue with an RV, even a relatively compact one like the View.
So, aside from pulling a toad behind me for long distances, or bicycles for short distances, what is the generally understood solution to mobility and flexibility when one has an RV (and not a truck that can be unhitched and driven off easily.)
Thanks in advance to all you experienced folk out there!
With the RPod, I see how I can park it - in Yellowstone, for example, and then head up to the Lamar Valley to watch the bison and wolves in the evening.
With the View, it strikes me that it would be considerably more awkward to drive it around at night and find a pull out on the side of the road once one spies wildlife here and there.
In addition, when I am in mountainous country, heading off to remote trailheads that have limited access or limited parking might also be an issue with an RV, even a relatively compact one like the View.
So, aside from pulling a toad behind me for long distances, or bicycles for short distances, what is the generally understood solution to mobility and flexibility when one has an RV (and not a truck that can be unhitched and driven off easily.)
Thanks in advance to all you experienced folk out there!