Any thoughts on a small rv?

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it a lot go for it. If you only use it a couple of times a year it would be more of a burden.

usually 3. Trailers, 5th wheels. camper tops and all of the above. People out here are eat up with having "stuff". Gotta have it and most of them are sitting in their back yard never getting used. I would love to have one of the big houseboat type boats but we would never use it, so why? Anyway like someone below said, if you plan to use it 4 or 5 times a year then jump on it. If not you would be cheaper staying in a motel (the wife would probably like it more too).

Then if you get the bug, you will have some experience with what you like and don’t like, then you make better choices.

you can unhitch it and use the tow vehicle to drive around.
If you go with a motor home, then you'll want to tow a vehicle to use once you park. My wife really prefers our 5th wheel over using motels. WB has seen our setup.

With it. We've had popup trailers, Aframe folding campers, teardrop and travel trailers over the last 50 years. I like the Aframe such as Aliner and popups for the light weight and towing. We like state parks and military campgrounds. The popup and Aframe are available with cassette toilets so no running out at night to use the bathroom. We would always use the showers at the parks even when we had larger travel trailers with full baths. We averaged at least 40 nights a year camping. Small camper = low insurance rates $150/year. I have a friend who has a motorhome, His insurance is over $2,000 a year. Had to put new tires on it this year - another $6,000. Averages 6-8 mpg on the road. Pulling my popup and Aframe decreased my truck mileage from 21 mpg to 19 mpg. Tires every three years with bearings packed/replaced and brakes serviced on them was $300 or less. We always bought units with A/C. Instead of running the furnace in winter we used portable electric heaters (why burn my propane when I am paying for a site with electricity?)