One of the factors that can have a big impact on full time stationary RV living is choosing the right RV sleeping arrangements. After all, a good night’s sleep goes a long way to making every day a good day. When shopping for your RV spend some extra time in the bedroom and laying on the bed. Can you picture yourself sleeping in that bed every day?
5 Factors to Help You Choose the Best RV Sleeping Arrangements
- Choose the floor plan that meets your needs. Do you want a little more privacy for your bedroom? If you are living with someone else that might have a different schedule than yours, having your bedroom somewhat separated from the living area will be helpful.
- Test the mattress. Lay down on the mattress in the position that you normally sleep in. Are you comfy? Are your feet hanging off the end? Can you replace the mattress with a better mattress?
- Check the quietness of the bedroom. Turn on the TV, open and close some doors in the kitchen, turn on the A/C or Heat. Have someone stand outside and make some noise. Is the bedroom quiet enough for you to sleep or do you hear everything that is going on?
- Where will your bedroom be in relation to where you will be living? In other words, think about how your RV will be positioned at the RV Park. Will the bedroom be up front susceptible to vehicle noise going by? Are there other factors of the park that might affect outside noise closer to your bedroom?
- Where is the main entry door? Take note of where the entry door and the main traffic flow is. These tend to be the noisest areas of your RV when you are trying to relax in the bedroom. Especially if you will be living with someone else or have children.
Choosing the right bedroom for your RV will go a long way to your overall happiness with your new full time RV Park living lifestyle. Spending a little more time and really thinking about your needs will be worth the extra effort in the end. A little planning can help you wake up rested and on the right side of the bed. No one wants to wake up every day on the wrong side of the bed and in a bad mood.