Thought Iād share pictures our first tent trailer Ryan and I had together…
1979 Rockwood. Bought it for $1000. The sink leaked, and so did the canvas if it rained. š¤£But it got us off the ground.
It was pretty sweet! Definitely loved the avocado green interior!š¤
What was your first RV? Or first camping experiences?
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Our first RV was/is our current one – 41′ Alfa See Ya – lots of room, all the comforts of home. Thinking we will downsize, lol.
Wow, thatās interesting.. you just decided to be fulltime travelers for a few years when you bought it? For me, Iāve been camping constantly since I was a baby, mostly just in Oregon. But Iād love to travel around in the country in an RV someday.
Yes, we just jumped in. Thing is I hated camping in tents – we tried once and it was a disaster that my husband promised never to repeat, lol. He’s a boy scout, though, and loves it.
Tent camping – Yosemite Ntāl Park. Great streams. Fun trout fishing. Ah, nothing like brook trout cooked over an open fire!!
1985 Ford e350 van that we converted into a camper!
I bet those were some priceless, fun memories madeā¤ļø
They sure were!ā¤ļø
Donāt take me there, Lana. You know Iām dying for an RV. Iāve wanted one for the past 20 years!! š
I have only had cabover campers. Our first was in 1999. We bought it to drive from Sterling, Alaska on the Kenai Peninsula to Cabo San Lucas where we spent the winter.
Wow, Iād love to spend a winter in Cabo… that sounds amazing!
First RV was a Fleetwood Tioga 31M Class C, Traded that for a Lance Camper, traded That for Highland ridge bumper Pull, and now have 2 Keystone Fifth Wheel Trailers. 1- Alpine 3500RL, 2-Springdale 25′. We’re living in the Alpine in Lakeside, Az. and our leaving on the road in the Springdale. I have a blog ; RVAMERICA.HOME.BLOG. come along with us.