This was our first time ever driving an RV and traveling around this part of the U.S. We're seasoned travelers, but in all honestly, we didn't know what we were sign up for when we rented the RV from Kira and Tom. Kira pointed out that a 29 footer was too big to park in most of the parking lots in Yellowstone, so we ended up reserving a rental car at the airport and driving that around in the park, which worked out great. Since we got into Bozeman late, we stayed at Bozeman Hot Springs RV Park the first night, which is a full hookup. That helped a lot getting us used to RV life. The campgrounds in Yellowstone are minimal, so we went the next eight days boondocking. We were worried about the propane running out, but only used about a third of the tank the entire trip. The RV itself ran fine and apart from a few broken things, we didn't have any major issues. I did wish that there was netting for the cab over, because if you fell from that height, someone would get hurt. We appreciated all the stuff that wasn't mentioned in the listing that other guests have left - toilet paper, paper towels, paper dishes, canned food, cookies, marshmallows, popcorn, bear spray, etc. We made sure to leave some stuff for the next guests. Driving the RV was no problem. It really does drive like a big SUV. It has side and backup cameras, so very useful. Tom and Kira were very helpful and answered all of our questions before and during our trip. Tom, if you're reading this, you can access the rear camera while you're driving by hitting the Home button -> Camera from the entertainment system. Thank you.