The book offers advice on how to stay wired while traveling on the road. The Web site offers links to more than 700 sites geared toward RVers. The first step for a first-timer RVer is sitting down and determining just what kind of RV you're looking for. This planning worksheet from the RV Buyers Guide Web site may help. Everyone thinks you buy an RV and hit the road for weeks at a time, but most RVers drive just 3,000 to 5,000 miles a year.
Most folks take a few weekend getaways and maybe a big, two-week trip during the year.
A lower-end RV might do just fine for a couple of weekend trips. Virtual window-browsing Whether shopping for a new or used RV, the Internet can be a big help in tracking down pricing information. Pricing guides are also available from Woodall's , Kelley Blue Book and RV Buyers Guide . When it comes to RV prices, knowledge is power. The more pricing information you have, the stronger your position as a buyer.