Before my wife got ill, I was trying to implant the idea of traveling full time but not with a trailer, she didn't like it as she would say that it wasn't a vacation for her because she still needed to cook and clean. I told her that it was fine, no trailer but that we could travel to a spot where we could see all the sites and wander around...like a headquarters of a sort. Driving to a spot in your car and not having to worry about whether sites will accept your RV is much better. There are numerous hotels that cater to people who will be in a certain spot for a while like those that have business to attend to. These have kitchenettes and all the important stuff and you don't even have to clean them. When you go sightseeing you don't usually stay there, you'll just drive back to your motel, it's like when Chevy Chase went to the Grand Canyon, where he took three looks at the canyon and then exclaimed, "okay, let's go"! Sometimes, it's like that, it might be beautiful but you sure aren't gonna stick around, you go back to your headquarters which would be your fully furnished motel.

I don't know but at your age, our age, traveling like that...alone especially, things can get a little dicey. Like our own old bodies things break down and you sure don't want the hassles of fixing the RV problems. I've had enough with fixing things around the house, I'd just pay someone to do it and that's the mindset I would take if I considered traveling alone. Get a map, circle the area and the things you want to visit and go and then come back to your cozy inn. If I was free I'd would probably team up with you on your sojourns, as I also like to travel but not alone.

But, you're you and I'm me and the twain shant meet. Good luck on whatever you choose.