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Slydell said:
Refrigerator for the motor home.
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what do you have for a motor home?

My inlaws used to have a 35-37ft travel trailer, that I've used...

They actually used it for about 4 years after they retired, touring the US, and deciding on where to retire.


In a few years, when the kids are around 10-12, I'm going to rent one and do Moab, and Yellowstone
 
#2,530
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vol_in_ar said:
what do you have for a motor home?

My inlaws used to have a 35-37ft travel trailer, that I've used...

They actually used it for about 4 years after they retired, touring the US, and deciding on where to retire.


In a few years, when the kids are around 10-12, I'm going to rent one and do Moab, and Yellowstone
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This one is 26'. Starting to wish it was larger, but it's paid for. If you can afford the gas, it's good touring. A more cost effective and less troublesome way to go would be a good truck and a large camper. Better gas mileage and if you have a problem, you can unhook and take care of whatever.

I have worn out Moab, Escalante and Yellowstone the past 5 years. Go south of Moab to the Canyonlands-Squaw Flat camp ground. I think the max length is 28'. You're about. We always tent camped there. You're about 40 miles off the main road. Not many people camp here, which is great. Here's a pic from our campsite.
 

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I heard good things, so I took a chance on one. They only run 550, so its not a huge investment. I've had two Berettas so far, and have nothing but good things to say.
 
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