Looking for a camper for your family vacations? Here are our top tips for finding a kid-friendly RV.
For personalized model suggestions or to explore RVs for sale, visit Pete’s RV Center. We have dealerships in South Windsor, Connecticut, South Burlington, Vermont, and Plainville, Massachusetts.
1. Seek Out Space-Saving Floor Plans
Look for an RV with a floor plan that offers enough space for the whole family. There are plenty of space-saving sleeping options, from bunk beds to convertible sofa beds. These options may be too small for adults, but can be perfectly comfortable for kids!
2. Prioritize Storage Space
Make sure the RV has adequate storage space so you can bring along your children’s favorite toys, board games, books, video games, crafts supplies, and so on. These items help kids stay entertained, especially if you have any days with bad weather and your children want to stay inside.
3. Consider Safety Features
For many families, safety features such as child-proof locks are a must-have. See if you can find a camper with those included features. Or you can upgrade an RV with safety accessories – just be sure to factor that cost into your budget.
4. Focus On Comfort
RVs can come with extra features designed to make your vacation even more comfortable. While they will be an added expense, they can really elevate your camping trips.
Common family-friendly features include multiple bathrooms, multiple entertainment systems, and multiple entrances into the camper. Your kids will be able to more easily move about the camper all day long without tripping over each other or getting on each other’s nerves.
By following these tips, you should be able to find a kid-friendly RV that will make your family vacation safe and enjoyable for everyone. When you are ready to explore RVs for sale, visit Pete’s RV. We are located in South Windsor, Connecticut, as well as South Burlington, Vermont, and Plainville, Massachusetts. We also proudly serve those in Manchester, New Hampshire, Albany, New York, and all of New England.
