There’s no better way to camp out in the great outdoors than to park yourself right in the heart of the action. Being able to unwind in nature while still having modern conveniences is exactly why people love going on RV adventures.
And now, thanks to RVshare, it’s never been easier to have a stress-free summer adventure.
If you think you know everything about RVing, think again. With RVshare, you’re given three different and convenient ways to explore the wilderness–whichever one suits you best. Whether you want a drivable RV, a towable, or one delivered directly to your destination, RVshare can help you have the best experience possible. Here’s how:
How do I use RVshare?
- First, head to RVshare.com
- Then, pick the outdoor adventure topping your summer bucket list (I’m eying a trip to Yellowstone) and select that location.
- Set the pickup and drop-off dates for your trip.
- Enter the number of guests.
- Lastly, if you need to, filter by the type of RV trip you want to have. You have three options: drivables, towables, and destination deliveries.
Voilà! it’s that easy!
The biggest choice you’ll need to make is what kind of RV you want to camp out with. There are drivable RVs, which are classic motorhomes where the camper is attached to the car. There are towables, which means the camper hitches to your vehicle.
And, last but not least, there are destination deliveries, which are a game-changer for outdoor enthusiasts. Destination deliveries mean that the camper is dropped off directly at your campground so all you have to do is show up. This option is so popular that it comprises 40% of RVshare bookings!
Whichever route you choose, RVshare can make your outdoor summer adventure hassle-free. All you have to do is breathe in the fresh air and relax.
Keep reading to see examples of real adventures RVshare can take you on this summer.
Pick up a Drivable RV and head out to Grand Canyon National Park
For those of you who enjoy the open road and driving down winding pathways, I recommend springing for a Drivable RV and planning a trip to Grand Canyon National Park once the weather cools off. This custom Ford campervan is Class C, meaning it’s similar to driving a truck. So, you can comfortably and quickly adjust to driving an RV.
If you have more experience with driving an RV, you can go for Class B, which is comparable to driving an oversized van. Or you can go for Class A, which would require a driver who is equipped to steer something as large as a bus.
The best part of a Drivable is how convenient they are for national park adventures. Many national parks, like the Grand Canyon, don’t have an airport nearby, of course, to preserve the natural beauty. But, that means travelers usually have to rent a car, then a hotel or a camping spot in order to even make a simple outdoor weekend adventure happen. With a drivable RV, you have a car and hotel in one so you don’t lose time or money. Just pick it up and hit the road!
Hitch your car to a Towable RV and head to Glacier National Park
There’s still time to squeeze in one more summer adventure when you take a weekend RV trip. When you book a drivable, you can pick it up, hitch it to your car and be on your way to whichever national park adventure you’ve been eyeing. I have my heart set on this 2021 Durango near Seattle that sleeps ten. It comes with all the modern amenities that make camping feel hassle-free like a shower, a fully functional kitchen, two a/c units, and even a gas fireplace.
And, if you go as a group of 10 and split the very reasonable nightly price of $182/night, you’re only looking at about $18 per person, which is cheaper than a lot of camping permits. You’ll be in supreme comfort as you maneuver the roads that lead to Montana’s majestic Glacier National Park.
Avoid the hassle and get an RV delivered to Yosemite
Perhaps you’re not the type of person who enjoys driving on long road trips and would rather have the camper delivered directly to you. Well, the good news is that RVshare offers that service–in fact, it’s one of their most popular RV options.
For example, you can get this brand-new and fully stocked 2023 Cherokee Grey Wolf delivered directly to your campsite in Yosemite. The delivery cost is only $250 roundtrip for the first 100 miles and it saves you the stress of having to organize the pickup and drop off. All you have to do is show up and enjoy your vacation.
Direct deliveries bring all the amenities to you. Many of them, like the Grey Wolf listed above, come with all the modern luxuries you could possibly need like fresh water, bed linens, and cookware. You’ll have maximum comfort and relaxation delivered directly to your campsite.
So, don’t hesitate. Book your next outdoor adventure with RVshare today. The Great Outdoors awaits!
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