All About Park Model RVs

Sometimes, it’s not enough to spend the weekend at a campground in a tiny RV that doesn’t allow you to kick back and relax. For RV owners who know they’re going to spend a lot of time in one spot, you might want to consider upgrading to a park model RV. Read on to learn more!

Why a Park Model?

Let’s step back a bit. Park model RVs are well-known for their more permanent design. They’re bigger, even tall enough sometimes to throw in a second story, and some of them are so big that they require special accommodations to move them, especially when you’re talking about park models. While this can make them a hassle to move, the whole point is to stay in one spot for an extended period. 

Then again, sometimes moving around all the time can make visiting different regions less meaningful. Can you really appreciate the Pacific Northwest, the Great Plains, or the Deep South if you only spend a few days or even weeks there? To understand why each part of our country is so great, you need to spend a significant amount of time there: meet new people, experience new things, and see everything a particular region has to offer. But you’ll probably still want somewhere to call home, somewhere that won’t feel temporary. Park model RVs can provide just that. They’re big enough to feel like a small home, provide more homely amenities, and still help you move around to some degree.

Budgeting

You’ll probably find that switching to a park model saves you a lot of money. They’re certainly less expensive than a stationary home so they can be perfect for full-timers, but you can also buy one of these RVs in lieu of a vacation home. Find a spot that you and your family love to visit, like the beach, and instead of dropping lots of money on a stationary home, just buy a park model. It’ll be cheaper and it’ll still give you everything you need for a great vacation.

Now all that’s left is to see one of these models up close and in person. Head over to Minneapolis Trailer to explore park models for sale. We are located in Rogers, Minnesota, and also proudly serve Minneapolis and the greater Twin Cities area.