American Motorhome Lifestyle Handbook for Europeans

This updated handbook is a wealth of information for all those living in America who dream of owning an RV ... make your dream come true!
Information - with costs - is included on available EV chargers in State Parks and the new Great American Outdoor Act that should improve the great outdoors for everyone. Delve into this detailed handbook covering a wide range of topics including buying, registering, keeping and maintaining your motorhome. Of course we have also included the more exciting bits such as where to go and how to choose your campsites, along with many photos and diagrams.
Although primarily aimed at non-US residents as it contains information needed by foreigners, all Americans will find a wealth of information for their own RV. Delve into this mine of practical information: the book covers a wide range of topics including buying, registering, keeping, and maintaining your motorhome, alongside the more exciting bits of where to go and how to choose your campsites. Colleen and her engineer husband, Alan, have travelled extensively in the last 4 years through the USA in a 30' motorhome. So what? Lots of people are travelling like that in America! The difference is that they live in Europe and had to learn to cope with the difficulties of owning an RV from afar. At first it seemed an impossible thing to do but with determination and the help of the internet they solved all the problems. Now they are able to spend two to three months, twice a year, meandering in their own time through rural America. Extraordinarily satisfying.Although an apparently expensive project, the fact that they spend most of their time "boondocking" (free camping in gorgeous places) makes the whole thing affordable.The vehicle is always stored within reach of an international airport for when they have to return to Europe. To remain in a serviceable state ready for their next trip a great deal of thought and planning has been given to the whole project. This book is the product of their gathered experience. Hopefully you will find it useful and maybe it will give you the incentive to try the same thing ... the joys of having time to "stop and stare" cannot be measured. Try it!