They’re worse than boats. If anything breaks on an RV, and it will, it’s really hard to get parts for them, and good luck finding an RV mechanic when it’s “in season.” Back when I had an RV, some kids outside were playing catch and ended up breaking one of my windows, and it took 3 months and countless calls with the manufacturer to get a new window. If you live in colder climates, you have to winterize your RV every year. They leak, and require constant maintenance. And if one of the tires blows out? It could total your RV.

Rent one if you must, but do not buy one.

Turns out it was haunted.

Buying an RV.

I bet she’s tons of fun at a party.

You sit in a room and wait while they show you Mrs. Doubtfire. Then you hope you don’t get picked, then you go to lunch, come back, hope you don’t get picked, and at the end of the day they pay you $15, which parking at the courthouse costs you $12. That’s about it.