The winding mountain roads are quiet early in the morning, sunlight breaking over the peaks as the 2010 Winnebago Access 31N Class C motorhome rolls smoothly along the highway. The kids press their faces to the window, wide-eyed as towering pine trees and rocky cliffs pass by in a blur of green and gray. From the captain’s seat, Grandpa smiles in the rearview mirror, while Grandma snaps a photo of their awe. When they find the perfect scenic overlook, they pull off, fire up the low hour 4000W generator, and step outside into crisp, pine-scented mountain air. The kids run to the edge of the clearing, arms outstretched like eagles soaring above the valleys below.
Later that afternoon, parked beside the ocean with the waves crashing in the distance, Grandma calls everyone into the kitchen. The 3-burner stove crackles and blurps as she shows the grandkids how to flip pancakes just right, their laughter mixing with the smell of butter and maple syrup. The oven keeps a cobbler warm while they set the table at the booth dinette, the wide window framing the coastline like a postcard. After the meal, the kids take turns at the dual sink, washing and rinsing as Grandpa dries, each of them peeking out now and then to watch the tide roll in.
As the days wind down, Grandpa takes the kids on a quick tour of “the biggest bathroom they’ve ever seen in a motorhome.” The standing shower is roomy enough for the tallest of the bunch, and there’s still space to move around when you step out and grab a warm towel from the deep linen closet. Everything has its place—plenty of storage, a solid vanity, and just enough space to avoid crashing into anything. And with the dual entry, no one will bump into anyone else on those late night trips.
When the sky turns lavender and the last hints of sunlight fade, the family settles in for the night. Grandma and Grandpa retreat to the slide-out rear bedroom, hanging their jackets neatly in the wardrobe before slipping into the cozy queen bed. Up front, one grandchild curls up on the sofa-bed, the other climbs into the loft bunk above the cab, the best “secret fort” a kid could ask for. Outside, the prairie stretches for miles in every direction, silent and starlit. Inside, the soft hum of the night and the warmth of a shared adventure lull them all to sleep, wrapped in the simple magic of summer on the road.
*This Class C was previously registered in BC*
This unit comes with: Ducted A/C, tinted windows, steel wheels, queen bed, bunk, back-up camera, 4000W generator, skylight, heated electric drainage system, resealed roof, LP detectors, power awning, and exterior shower
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* NOTE: Motorhome as Shown. Selling Price is $59,999 plus GST and cost & charges associated with financing. Weekly payment is based on 12.99% (OAC) with $10,000 down and includes tax. Down Payment & Interest Rate may vary based on personal credit history. Payment shown is based on a 60-month term, 240-month amortization at 12.99% Apr. Total cost of borrowing over the term is $12,899.53 – But don’t let that Scare You – most No Bull clients pay off their RVs early which results in further savings on interest as all loans are open ended with no fees or penalties for early payout – Ask us for details.
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