One of the best ways for a family to spend time together is on vacation, and instead of taking a traditional vacation, why not rent an RV? You can travel in style, have all the comforts of home, and go pretty much anywhere you can drive, including our great country’s National Parks. Even some famous travel destinations like Disney World or other theme parks have camping areas for you to stay.
Campgrounds always have at least a few full hookup sites available. These sites include electricity, water, sewer and some may even cable television. Or if you want you can go completely autonomous and just stop at a primitive site and run a generator if you want. Motorhomes can be rented almost everywhere, and can be rented from companies or even private individuals.
There are a few tips you can use to ensure you have the best possible RV experience. You will first need to check if there is a rental company in your area. You’ll need to check all security deposit requirements and make sure you get a copy of any contracts they offer. Some of the things to discuss with the agent are what kind of surcharges they have, do they have cleaning kits, what are the deposits, and do they charge per mile.
There are things you will need to supply on your own. You’ll have to pay for fuel, campgrounds or RV parks you stay at, and unloading fees. You have to provide your own food and propane for cooking. You’ll also need to make sure the RV is clean before your trip ends, so you can get your deposit back.