Western US trip

>>1266228
Where can I leave my RV for weeks or months at a time?

That way I can fly home and come back in a month to continue my road trip

>>1266309
Rent one.
Turn it back in.
Rent another later.

>>1266309
fly home and come back, dude what?

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>where are you coming from
>what's your budget
>how many people
>how many licensed drivers
>buy pic related

>>1266309
What? I'm not planning on doing this.

>>1266330
Well, yeah, but I'm interested in the in-between parts. I know there are some places where you flat-out can't camp overnight or risk getting ticketed, but I don't know anything about RV travel.

>>1266361
>Arizona
>Don't really care
>3
>3
>National parks are cool thanks mate

>>1266444
for 3 people you'll be fine with a 21-25' rv, which you can drive with just a regular class c licence. it sounds ghetto, but all walmarts allow overnight camping in their lots.

and i forgot
>number of drivers old enough to drive a rental without negating insurance
depending on the company might be anywhere from 21 to 25 years old, which can be a problem sometimes here.

>>1266463
>regular Class C license
That's a commercial license for vehicles under 26k lbs which carries >16 people or transports hazardous materials, are you sure? Or am I misreading something? I know there are different 'classes' of RV's, I'm considering either a class A or class C (B/B+ doesn't appeal and I'd like something where we can pop back and forth / not have to stop and unfold)

https://www.azdot.gov/mvd/driver-services/commercial-driver-license/LicenseInfo/classes-of-licenses is where I got the information from.

>ghetto / walmart
I don't think any of us will be opposed to that as long as we lock it up and someone keeps watch or something.

>25 years old to rent
Damn, I forgot about this. We're all between 21-25 but last time I checked it was 25 to rent something.

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>>1266487
shit, my bad, i'm thinking ca class c (that's the normal passenger vehicle license here). double check, but i'd be surprised if az has stricter regs for standard licenses than ca. you'll probably be okay with something like this, just not a behemoth like in your op.

re: age, sometimes "authorized drivers" have more lenient requirements, as long as the person signing for it is 25+.

>>1266487
and to clarify walmart, you can sleep in the rv there. you just won't have any power or water hook ups. if you want hoop ups look into getting a koa membership.