What do you think of these? (park, mileage, utility, highway)

[Coldjensens]

https://www.rvtrader.com/COUNTRY-COA...DA%7C764831960

Setting price aside. What do you think of this concept? I like the light. But you lose a slide

[MrRational]

Originally Posted by Coldjensens

What do you think of these...?

It's TEN years old.

[mistyriver]

I think you’d lose a lot of space for cabinets just so you can look at your neighbors hookups.

[fluffythewondercat]

Don't RV parks usually require you to park head-in or head-out?

I could see a rig like that on, say, the Rincon Parkway:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkDfqlZcQEE


To get up and watch the ocean lapping on the sand...heaven.

[StealthRabbit]

No exterior pics?
650hp in some of these models, that will be thirsty, you could easily manage with 1/2 that if you have enough gears for mtns and winds.


@ 1/2 the price with 4 slides and similar mileage I could have checked this CC Allure out a few minutes ago when I passed through Kerrville, but now I'm on a flight out of SAT.
https://www.rvtrader.com/listing/200...0HR-5005974669


If you come to Kerrville to check out an RV, take a look at this RV owners park, quite nice facility, but... $$$. (It is pretty ez to find a view 5 acre lot for ~$80k and it would not be next to the noisy Interstate Highway.)


https://www.buckhornlake.com/the-club-.html


is here a very nice park (and quiet and next to River). Longterm RV sites are revenue generation for this 'resident-owner-MHP' (a very good idea)
https://www.rioroblesinc.com/

[sunsprit]

for an RV'er, these big Class A's have a lot of utility, living/storage space, and creature comforts for extended stays out on the road.

The big consideration is whether or not the rig gives you access to the places you'd want to stay and could get enough use out of it annually to justify the acquisition and operating costs compared to other lodging options in the same area.

For many of us RV'ers, such a rig is "too big" to access the places we frequent in our recreational travels.

IMO, one needs to prioritize and compare the goal of your travels. If the independence such a rig delivers can satisfy your wants/needs, then one of these rigs may be OK. OTOH, if you're not living out of a rig like this for an extended stay, there may be better travel options. Only you can decide your situation.