After purchasing (and falling in love with) my Safari Condo Alto, I wanted to create a resource for others out there interested in buying an Alto travel trailer, who, like me, might not have a chance to see it in person. So if that’s you, welcome to the tour of my Safari Condo Alto!
If you’re an RVer on a budget, you may already be on to a little secret weapon- a lot of casinos will allow RVs to stay in their parking lots- FOR FREE! But if you haven’t done it before, it can seem a bit odd. Do you have to make reservations? How long can you stay? Can you unhitch your trailer during your stay? Keep on reading for everything you need to know about camping in your RV in casino parking lots.
Recreational vehicles are more popular than ever and millennials and Gen Z-ers are flocking to one particular kind of RV- campervans. But campervans are not without their drawbacks and, if you’re in the market to buy an RV, I’d argue that one type may be a better fit for you than a campervan- the mighty travel trailer. In fact, here’s 8 reasons you should buy a travel trailer vs. doing van life.
Purchasing a travel trailer and nervous about towing for the first time? You’re not alone- one of the most common reasons for people to choose an RV other than a travel trailer is due to anxiety around towing. Although there’s tons of blog articles out there with tips for towing for the first time, I’ve found that they kind of miss the mark….
Interested in purchasing a travel trailer, but not sure of all the hidden costs? I tracked every penny I spent purchasing my Safari Condo Alto trailer, so if you’d like to see a real-life example of how much purchasing a travel trailer costs (including all the expenses you may not have considered), keep on reading below!
If you would’ve told me a year ago that I would be the proud new owner of an RV, I would’ve promptly responded that you were off your damn rocker. And yet, here I am, with a shiny new Safari Condo Alto trailer to call my own. Here’s the behind-the-scenes story of why and how we bought a travel trailer.
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