Anyone any advice or experience on hiring an RV to tour in U.S.A.

[Woodingdean Gull]

Anyone?

Thinking of doing this next year but thought I would sound out the experts first.

 

[Publius Ovidius]

careful tony, you'll get some really comical sloth character falling asleep on you!

what is an RV BTW?

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Ask Steward 433. I expect he's done it.

 

[bhafc99]

Recreational Veer-Hickle.

 

[Hiney]

Recreational Veer-Hickle.

What's that?

A car?

 

[Woodingdean Gull]

It's like a really big, posh camper van that looks as if it sleeps and caters for 4 dozen.

 

[Woodingdean Gull]

It's like a really big, posh camper van that looks as if it sleeps and caters for 4 dozen.

 

[Mendoza]

I had some mates do it a couple of years back, I will ask them for the company

They flew to San Fransico, picked up their RV there, and drove it to New York over 4 weeks, and dropped it off there

 

[Woodingdean Gull]

I had some mates do it a couple of years back, I will ask them for the company

They flew to San Fransico, picked up their RV there, and drove it to New York over 4 weeks, and dropped it off there

Thanks Brett.

 

[BensGrandad]

There are a number of firms that advertise in the campervan monthly mags like MotorCaravan Monthly and MMM. I have them each month and will look up the email address of their USA experts and send it to you, if I can find it.

 

[Woodingdean Gull]

There are a number of firms that advertise in the campervan monthly mags like MotorCaravan Monthly and MMM. I have them each month and will look up the email address of their USA experts and send it to you, if I can find it.

Appreciated BG

 

[Gazwag]

Ask Steward 433. I expect he's done it.

bet he did Route 66 in two days in his Winnebago

 

[tricky]

I was up for doing that but as I was only going for 9 days, it worked out a lot cheaper to hire a decent car and stay in nice hotels/ motels. I suppose if you hire a Rv at least you'll have less trouble keeping to the stupidly slow speed limits. I got pulled over twice by state troopers which was an experience in itself.

 

[Woodingdean Gull]

I suppose if you hire a Rv at least you'll have less trouble keeping to the stupidly slow speed limits. I got pulled over twice by state troopers which was an experience in itself.

That happened to me when I was on a contract for Walmart in the Mid-West. Those guys do not mess about.

 

[Billy Mays]

You know most people who own/rent them also tow a car along as well? Makes sense really if you think about it. You're not going to try to get one of those things in a supermarket car park or through a drive thru (and bear in mind we have drive in everything here - banks , chemists , dry cleaners as well as the one or two fast food restaurants that have started to open up here).
I'd probably go with the other advice to hire a nice big comfortable SUV and just stay in any of the hotel chains.

 

[Garage_Doors]

Friend of mine have one of these American RV over here, 40' long (legal limit )and has a car on the back totaling 60'

Best advice it to hire one in stages along your route ,ie find a company that has several locations so you can drop one off along the way an collect another one, otherwise you will have to pay a premium for them to return it to it original location, its not like car hire where they can shift quite a few in one go on a transporter.