Your Guide to Park Model RV's

Disadvantages

Mobility: Although park model RVs are technically classified as RVs, they are not suitable for sightseeing trips. Designed for semi-permanent living, they aren’t built for frequent travel. Transporting a park model often requires a specialized truck, and while you can relocate it occasionally, it lacks the true mobility that traditional RVs offer.

Cost: Park models are spacious and loaded with features, which comes at a price. While the cost of park models can vary, they tend to be significantly more expensive than other types of RVs, such as travel trailers. Additionally, renting a park model at an RV resort can be pricier than renting a space and using your own RV.

Ultimately, park model RVs are an excellent choice for those looking to escape harsh winters and stay for extended periods, but they may not be ideal for RV enthusiasts who enjoy exploring different locations. Given the investment required, it's crucial to conduct thorough research to find the best option. Consulting with a park model dealer or an RV resort can help determine if a park model suits your family's needs.