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(More customer reviews)OK - I didn't read this entire book from cover to cover. It has, after all, some chapters which are pretty specific to narrowly defined groups of RV vacationers. I have read probably 90% of the book and have closely studied the first 100 pages or so (that is the portion dealing with preplanning and is the part of the planning process we are now dealing with). I haven't even glanced at the chapter about what to do at the end of the vacation (that is too far away to think about now) or the one on fly/drive vacations (because that isn't what we plan to do) or "RVing With Pets".
Whether you plan to rent an RV for a 2 month trip to Alaska or for a day at the football game, this is clearly THE BOOK to have. I started out knowing nothing about vacationing in an RV rental. This book has been our constant companion and handbook as we selected the RV to rent, the dealer to rent from and have worked on checklists of things to bring with us. Without a doubt "RV Rentals" has paid for itself at least 20 or 30 times over.
The book is divided into sections which roughly parallel the order of the planning process: basic decisions, preplanning details, living and traveling in an RV, and a section on "Special Considerations". In the appendixes there are tons of forms and worksheets and checklists and even a glossary of RVing terms.
I give the book 5 Stars because it is so thorough I can't imagine that anything of significance has been left out. At first it all seemed a little intimidating, but once you get into it the process is really clear and follows a simple, logical order. I can't think of any way this book could be improved!
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The ONLY COMPLETE GUIDE to Planning Your Rental RV Vacation.More than 40 money saving ideas - each capable of saving you many times your investment in "RV Rentals".A half-dozen checklists to help you plan and organize your trip to make more use of your time.Tips on selecting your rental dealer and specific rental unit. (We even include a list of questions for you to ask when interviewing dealers.).A list of points you will want to be certain are covered during your dealer orientation. You learn what you should check (and double-check) before accepting delivery of your unit..Suggestions on selecting a campground and tips on setting up once you have arrived at your campsite."When you return from your RV rental vacation, your copy of 'RV Rentals' will be food stained, dog-eared and scribbled full of notes. What greater tribute could there be for a 'how-to' book?" Frank A. - Colorado
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