Creature Comforts

With fully equipped kitchens and baths, central air and heat, TVs, VCRs and surround-sound speakers, today’s RVs provide travelers with all the amenities of home. Many units also come equipped with slideout sections expanding the living, bedroom, kitchen and/or dining space at the touch of a button

Another plus: There's no settling for second-rate restaurants, or paying top dollar. You can dine in or out as you please

What's more, you can gradually add the small touches that turn your rolling house into a home. Touches such as your favorite pillow. Your favorite coffee. Your kayak. Your bike. Your family pet.

First-time RV travelers may be surprised at all the modern conveniences and creature comforts available in many of today’s RVs, including:

• Choice of twin, double, queen, and king-sized beds – even bunkbeds for the kids
• Full bath and shower or tub
• Refrigerator and freezer with ice maker
• Microwave
• Dishwasher
• Full range with oven
• Trash compactor
• Satellite dish
• Internet-ready computer station
• Closed-circuit rear-view camera for backing up
• Washer and dryer
• Whirlpool bath
• Outdoor entertainment center
• Patio/awning
• Basement storage
• CD and DVD systems with headphones
• Video game system
• Direct broadcast satellite antennas
• Global positioning systems
• Driver’s seat with built in heat and massage

“Did you ever spend the summer driving to the Grand Canyon in a minivan with no DVD player in it? Now imagine the same family vacation in an RV that has a queen-sized bed, two phone lines and three TVs!”
-Elizabeth Chang, reporter, Washington Post’s KidsPost, July 14, 2004

In an RV, you may be miles away from home, but not from the convenience and comforts of home.

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