Instructions

• Step 1: Start small Start with a small motor home or trailer and trade your way up if this will be your first time driving an RV.
• Step 2: Rent before buying Rent an RV before committing to spending thousands of dollars to see if you feel comfortable driving and maneuvering it on the road.
• TIP: Give the RV a good test run by sitting in the chairs, sleeping in the beds, and using all the amenities over a long weekend or vacation in the park.
• Step 3: Visit an RV show Visit an RV show to tour as many different models as possible and make a mental list of all your likes and dislikes.
• Step 4: Buy new for more options Purchase a new RV to customize it with the luxury options you want, especially if you plan on traveling a lot or making it your second home.
• TIP: Think about a used RV if you plan on using it for vacations or for travel once or twice a year.
• Step 5: Find a dealer Research a dealer carefully online or through the Better Business Bureau to avoid getting ripped off on maintenance, parts, and storage costs.
• FACT: The United States has over four million miles of national highways and roads.

You Will Need

• Small motor home or trailer
• Rental RV
• RV show
• Luxury options
• Dealer
• Test run (optional)
• Used RV (optional)