JudyJB
Well-known member
The stove is going to be a problem. A lot of RVers just skip them entirely and live with a convection oven. I do have a stove and oven, but my old work friends refer to it as an EasyBake oven because it is so small. I also like to cook, so have learned to adapt to the small size, but I will warn you that these RV ovens are horrible because they have only heat coming from the bottom--which of course means my banana nut bread is undone on the top and overcooked on the bottom, even though I have put several tiles on the bottom rack to make the heat more even. (I have learned to slice off the bottom and cook at a lower temperature, but it still isn't right.)
Maybe a larger convection oven would be better, but I tend to be old-fashioned, so have never tried one. ANd maybe the more expensive As or bigger 5th wheels have better ovens than mine!
The problem with your list is that it assumes you are living in a house, not a vehicle that you can drive or pull. You can get a big refrigerator, but there is just not enough space in even the biggest RV for all the things you want, so you need to prioritize. I think the bed and ceiling height are going to be critical, but maybe you can live with getting not quite what you want in the other things.
You mention traveling only 3-4 times a year. If that is the case, the 5th wheel would be better because a motorhome does not do well if it just sits for months and weeks without using it.
Maybe a larger convection oven would be better, but I tend to be old-fashioned, so have never tried one. ANd maybe the more expensive As or bigger 5th wheels have better ovens than mine!
The problem with your list is that it assumes you are living in a house, not a vehicle that you can drive or pull. You can get a big refrigerator, but there is just not enough space in even the biggest RV for all the things you want, so you need to prioritize. I think the bed and ceiling height are going to be critical, but maybe you can live with getting not quite what you want in the other things.
You mention traveling only 3-4 times a year. If that is the case, the 5th wheel would be better because a motorhome does not do well if it just sits for months and weeks without using it.