RV folks

[hopedale]

Ok, the wife done messed up.

Said she thinks it would be a fun vacation to rent an RV and travel to some national parks.

I'd love to go see Grand Canyon. Where can we go from there and what is a good size RV to rent for a family of 4?

I want one that you drive.

Thanks in advance.

[RiverBend]

Zion and Bryce National Parks are close by, a little further up the road is Arches and Canyonlands. I just got back from 12 days in that area and found all of southern Utah pretty amazing. Also saw a lot of those rented RVs so you won't be alone. Enjoy.

[Abcdj]

Sedona Arizona is beautiful!

[DaveS903]

Our class A motorhome is 36' and has one bed. It also has a couch with a pull out bed and the table drops down to make a bed suitable for kids. Just about any rental motorhome is going to have suitable sleeping arrangements for 2 adults and a couple of kids. Class A motorhomes are bus-sized and get around 7-9 MPG but have quite a bit of room. Class C's are the kind that look like van front end with a camper coach on the back half. They get better gas mileage but are smaller. Both will have heat and AC, on-board hot/cold water, a small kitchen/living room, and a bathroom with a toilet and a shower. A class A will generally cost more to rent than a class C.

[Yelladog]

RV folks

If your in wilco give outbound rv rentals a call. We use them to rent our trailer. They have quite a few drivables and I don't think they charge you for mileage either. They are in round rock


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[kry226]

Careful, that's how we got ours. Rented a few, loved camping. Got tired of cleaning other people's filth.

Now we have our own filth to clean.