Hello. I joined the forum and was invited to introduce myself. I retired from the private practice of law on December 31, 2012 after more than 33 years. I now live with my wonderful spouse full time at our house in Central Oregon. We will be renting a Pleasure Way Excel from a dealership in Junction City and traveling through some of the West for three weeks in September. If, as I assume, we find the experience to our liking (both of us have camped and hiked for many years), I will explore purchasing a used Class B RV. My research suggests the best fit would be a Pleasure Way Ascent or Plateau. I welcome any suggestions on both our 3 week trip or my prospective purchase. Thanks.
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99WinAdventurer37G
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Welcome. Hiking Zion NP and Brice Canyon can take more than thee weeks each. But my first visit was just a day for each, which is why I've been back twice already and still not scratched the surface. But I really enjoy hiking there. Google Angles Landing in Zion NP. There are some good videos of the hike, that would be a good hike for the day, then you can spend the rest of the day planning out your next visit. Enjoy your trip.
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I would be very surprised if after three weeks in a class B RV you still have an interest in purchasing one. Besides the obvious, there is very little storage in a class B. Three weeks on the road generally dictates the need for more than just a tooth brush and a razor.
Not knowing you I could be wrong but I'm betting that you fall in love with the RV life style and will soon be in the market for something larger. Probably a class A.
Please feel comfortable asking questions or seeking advice here. We tend to be pretty friendly and we enjoy helping others.
Welcome aboard!
I would be very surprised if after three weeks in a class B RV you still have an interest in purchasing one. Besides the obvious, there is very little storage in a class B. Three weeks on the road generally dictates the need for more than just a tooth brush and a razor.
Not knowing you I could be wrong but I'm betting that you fall in love with the RV life style and will soon be in the market for something larger. Probably a class A.
Please feel comfortable asking questions or seeking advice here. We tend to be pretty friendly and we enjoy helping others.
Welcome aboard!
