We totally understand being a little scared of taking your rv onto the beach! Where we stayed, at least, the sand was really hard and was easy to drive on - no worry of getting stuck! Such a great place wherever you stay.

Hey Bruce, sorry for the delayed response. We are not very active on KZbin and often forget to check. As for your questions, we don't really feel comfortable sharing exactly what we paid for the RV, but we were somewhere in the 25-30% off MSRP range. Also, we did not get the collision avoidance system (TBH, we didn't know that was even an option). But, after over 20k miles and 18 months, we still love it.

Andrew H there are free zones where you don’t need a parking pass. We chose a spot that we liked that just happened not to be in the free zone and since we stayed a week $10 wasn’t bad! Plus it’s $10/year so we can go back! Here’s info on where the free zones are: www.crystalbeach.com/BeachSticker/parkingCB.htm

There are free zones where you don’t need a parking pass. We chose a spot that we liked that just happened not to be in the free zone and since we stayed a week $10 wasn’t bad! Plus it’s $10/year so we can go back! Here’s info on where the free zones are: www.crystalbeach.com/BeachSticker/parkingCB.htm Gina Inzitari

do you buy gas?

I genuinely reccomend 4Health to anyone and everyone looking for a good, but affordable food. I work for Tractor Supply, and the only things not positive I've heard is that their particular dog or cat doesn't like it. I convinced my sister to put her cat on it and the cat has been thriving. She was on Science Diet before and getting really sick, so we tried a few 4Health formulas and landed on the Stillwater Marsh Untamed flavor. The cat loves it and hasn't gotten sick since we started feeding it to her.

I took my puppy off of Purina One Plus because he is allergic to chicken I put him on 4health for puppies the first ingredient is lamb which I like very much so far he is not itching as much as he did when he was meeting the Purina One Plus with chicken I'm hoping his allergic reaction to the dog food will clear up soon

Hi David, that is a great idea! It's actually something we get asked all of the time. Unfortunately, it seems like finding time to create more videos is one of our biggest challenges! I can tell you about how the Navion does towing, though. For the most part, I would say that it tows it wonderfully - you hardly even know it is back there! We've probably towed close to 15k miles now and we've never had a problem. Gas mileage does take a 2-3 MPH hit - so for us, we drop from around 14 to 12 MPH on most days. The only time we notice the tow vehicle is when we try to go up a grade of 5% or over. If you start towing up a hill, you better just be prepared to take it slow. There's been a couple times going over some passes in the Rocky Mountains that we just decided to unhitch and drive separately. But those have been rare. Speaking of hitching, it's an absolute breeze (especially compared to our fifth wheel) - we can hitch up and be driving in about a minute.

You have to have a permit to park a vehicle on the beach in that area. The permit is 10 bucks per vehicle but is good for a year. Other than that, there's no charge to camp on the beach. Hope this clarifies 😁

@@FollowYourDetour There is a free side too. One side requires a parking permit, the other side is completely free. There are signs to follow to get to the completely free.

LM Lowe we don’t need you.

Mountain Top Adventures thanks so much!!

license plate and vehicle inspection are good for 1 year. Our Driver's license is valid for 6 years. We were told that you can bypass the inspection and do your vehicle plate renewal online if you just tell the system that you are traveling.

Congrats! How very exciting!

Hi Dennis. Unfortunately, we aren't in a position to answer this question. I would encourage you to seek the advice of a lawyer. My thought is that if you are living half the year in Arizona, it may be difficult to claim residency in Texas, but that's just what my gut tells me.

the reason is that the cost will vary for each person, depending on the value of the vehicles being registered. You can look up the current cost for DL here: www.dps.texas.gov/DriverLicense/fees.htm

you can give costs for your vehicle then people have an idea

billy johnson yeah your probably right. At this point t I don't recall exactly, but I'd guess we paid between $350 - $450 to register our Navion and Jeep and get our licenses.

thanks i was just trying to get an idea whether i should register my RV in Montana which is $800.00 first year all in plus $400.00 per year after that

billy johnson I think a big part of it was that we could prove that we'd already paid sales tax. I think it might have been higher if not.

South Dakota and Florida are both popular choices for RVers. For us, Texas just made more sense ( a place we are more likely to visit frequently than SD and I (Dan) was actually born in Texas so it just makes more sense for our story.

Thanks Marneen! Hope you are doing well!