RE: If you could camp 365 days a year, would you...

[Turn Key]

 OK!  Inquiring minds want to know:
 
 If you could camp 365 days a year in your choice of rig and where ever you chose, what would you do?

[Starcraft Dad]

 Turn Key
A 30 day trip would be fine.  But when you go camping it feels " special."   Your doing something that you can t do all the time.  For me it would lose that special feeling and be just another ho hum day at home.

[forestwalker]

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I answered," 6 months" ,and have to admit that my response is a compromise-I would love to " full time it" ,but dw doesn t much care for the idea.Tough choice !

[Turn Key]

 forestwalker

I would love to " full time it" ,but dw doesn t much care for the idea.

 You too, huh?[]

[cyclone]

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I think half-time sounds good!  I like being home, too, and some day when I get to be as old as Gene ([]) and can retire, I LOVE the idea of taking off whenever the mood strikes.

[garym053]

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I choose 6 months, because--- Once we retire, we hope to spend a couple of weeks traveling to Arizona, then 2 or 3 months there, then a couple of weeks back. Hopefully we will still be in shape to Cross Country Ski while we re in VT, and so we won t be selling the " homestead"  to Full-time, but 6 to 9 months a year camping sounds wonderful!

[AustinBoston]

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We have camped for 56 continuous days in a row, and we weren t getting tired of it yet.
 
 But it gets COLD up here in the northeast...for three or four months a year.  At first, camping in the cold might be fun, too, but once the water lines were frozen and I had to change LP tanks in the snow (at 2 AM), it wouldn t be fun any more.  I d give me 9 months.
 
 Austin

[Turn Key]

 AustinBoston
AB, remember there is no limitation on the " where" []!

[startx]

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I think once the kids are grown, I would jump at the chance to full time, but right now, that s just TOO much togetherness for me.  After about a week of camping I start looking forward to going back to work so I can rest.

[ForestCreature]

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We sure would do it!...our last trip to the camper show was with  Full Timing in mind. (of course that is still a few years off[: (])
 
 Our style of camping would definately have to change  some.  We think we found the perfect  traveling home.  For full timing we figured we would need just a little more space than the Aliner allows us.
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[Turn Key]

 ForestCreature
Marcy:
 What?  No hot tub[][][]!
 
 Keep the votes coming guys.  Surprisingly, the results are coming out just about the way I figured.

[ForestCreature]

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[link=http://www.hci.net/~royalinc/ro01012.htm]HERE[/link] it is!
 
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[vjm1639]

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[] Oh DEFINITELY 365 days a year!!!   We d both love to full time it and dream of the day we ll be able to! If I won the lottery tomorrow I d travel all over the US until I d seenit all and had decided where I wanted to stop.
 
 

[Opie431]

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We have a ten day vacation in the spring and a 24-30 day vacation in the fall plus lots of three-6 days spread out here and there and it is never enough time camping.  we usually move every 3-5 days so we are not staying in the same place.  With the fires out west aain this year we may be chaning our southern Utah vacation to western Pennsylvania.

[Jo Ann]

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what i would like is to go in one or two months spurts whenever i felt like it...and of course that means if i want to stay gone longer, then i can.