I'd always wanted a tiny house of my own, and RVing across the country sounded like a dream vacation, so this one-night visit was a perfect test. Now I know: I should NOT own an RV! Hosts were great with communication and answered all our texts (even when I stupidly got lost!) very quickly.
We had great fun at first, meeting the ducks. We played Boggle for hours (thanks, hosts!) and the wifi worked fine. The TV only had a few channels (no cable/direct TV), so we didn't even turn it on. Nothing else to do, so we went to bed early.
Unfortunately, the beds were just boards with thin mattresses - and freezing cold. The heat didn't reach the bed above the cab at all, so at 3 a.m., I put on my husband's winter coat. While the place and sheets were quite clean, the extra blankets we found hadn't been washed in years. The separate bedroom, even with the space heater, wasn't much warmer.
But the hardest part was in the morning, when we both tried to get a quick shower - and there was no hot water after just a few minutes. We left there tired, cold and miserable, RV dreams shattered. At least I saved money by not buying my own RV.