If you’ve ever experienced an RV holiday, the adventure is
only just beginning. An RV holiday does require a little bit of planning but it
can certainly be worth it. Below we are going to have a look at some of the
planning you need to consider:
Find The Right RV
There is plenty of choices when it comes to an RV. Whether you
look for a class
a diesel rv for sale, a small 2 man RV or one to fit a large family, you
are really spoilt for choice. Have a think about what you would like to have
inside too, some will extend out on the side to give you a huge kitchen and
living space.
Packing
Ideally, you pack your clothes in a soft bag rather than a
solid suitcase and then ideally bring a small backpack for days out. Make sure
you research what the weather is going to like, include things like walking
shoes, wellies, sun cream, insect repellent, and layers.
It’s also a good idea to pack some indoor shoes or plenty of
socks, hats, swimwear, beach towels, etc as you never know where an RV holiday
is going to take you.
Equipment
It’s going to depend massively on the type of holiday you’re
planning, but having a map, spare batteries, a few games, phone chargers,
bikes, kayaks, etc are all great pieces of equipment to bring along on an RV
holiday. RV’s have excellent storage for equipment, some of them even have a
little garage for you pack and store things like your suitcase, barbeque essentials, and your bikes. Some
also have a bike rack on the back to enable you to use the space for something
else.
On The Move
Like you would with any other holiday it’s a good idea to
think about where you are going to stay in advance. Although an RV holiday does
give you the freedom to stay as long as you want in some destination and less
in others, it’s still best to have a rough idea. Some of the places that accept RVs need
you to book in advance rather than just show up, so if there is anywhere, in
particular, you want to stay make sure you research this before you set off.
It’s also a good idea to prebook any ferries that you are going to need to
use.
If you’re not familiar with where you are heading it’s a
good idea to take some guides with you, or research you destination online,
this way you won’t look back later and regret the things you’ve missed, You can
find some hidden gems when taking a driving holiday. Mark out any fuel stations
on your routes, this way you won’t be left hoping you come by one on the road
if you know exactly where you’re next filling up point is, you will much more
comfortable and relaxed.
These are just the four basic things you need to think about
when planning an RV holiday, have you ever been on one? What do you to get
organized and ready? Please share in the comments below.
This is a contributed post.