It can hold about 4 motorcycles and has a built in workbench.
I'm going through that now with a summer vacation. I've already got transportation and hotels booked, but I was looking at replacing those with an RV (parked at a family lake place). The good news is there's no back and forth from the lake to the hotel. But living in cramped quarters, tiny shower, no 'free breakfast' (meaning grocery shopping), finding a place to dump tanks, other "logistics", as well as just driving the beast and not damaging it (driving near tree branches, etc). Sounds like I'm trying to talk myself out of it, doesn't it? DW thinks that if there is grocery shopping and cooking involved, it's not a vacation, so that's another factor, so adding a kitchen is a net negative for her, but I kinda like to just get informal breakfast and lunch, then go out to dinner.
The cramped/expensive thing isn't true? Well, maybe not the cramped thing, considering the size of those class A's I see everywhere, with those numerous bump-out things. But I can't imagine those being anywhere near "not expensive". Driving a van with DW and I 26 mpg and a full set of tires at $600, name-brand hotels for $80/night seems hard to beat. Especially when a campground with hookups (you tell me) runs $30/night. I love the idea of not carrying suitcases to the room, but thats a lot easier than doing the hookups and filling with water and dumping tanks. But I certainly understand it if you just like the lifestyle, then the cost is a distant second. For instance, Im not going to stop for the night end-up buddies with someone I just met at the hotel. That can not be said for the campground.
