From the other side of the Pond - they are great, but will probably need more maintenance than a car. There seems to be more that can go wrong, and does.

Dependant on size you may need more space for parking and manoeuvering and that may be difficult someplaces.

You have to get used to the noise of anything that isn't tied down clanking or bouncing around when you're on the move and the ride can be more bmpy than in a car.

Having said that, it's great to be able to stop somewhere and know that you don't have to find accomodation/put up a tent before you can eat or sleep or go get plastered.

Kendall's voice is coming back - maybe we'll get him to do his RV song when we get to Gainsborough next.