Meet the Owner Series: The Kroger Kidd Family

By Alexa Mosier
August 11th, 2020
Owner Testimonials & Stories
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At RVshare, our goal is to make RV travel a reality for everyone. Through transactional rental, we empower owners to become entrepreneurs, and renters to find adventure on the open road. Building a connection between RV owners and renters goes beyond a simple service – it is the foundation for memories made that will last a lifetime.

Today our spotlight is Quinton and Robyn from Minnesota!

Small light grey teardrop-shaped RV with black horizontal stripe down the center. In front of RV is a wooden picnic table under an umbrella.

Why did you decide to rent out your RV?

We bought a new trailer but loved the prior one so much that we wanted to keep it. Renting it out allowed us to share camping experiences with others

How many RVs do you rent out today?

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https://rvshare.com/rvs/details/1192380

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https://rvshare.com/rvs/details/1191517

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https://rvshare.com/rvs/details/1133787

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https://rvshare.com/rvs/details/1007998 

What is your favorite RV and why?

That’s hard to answer. Our travel trailers range from 15 1/2 feet long to 30 feet long. Each of them fits a different camping niche for us. We try to camp in each of the 5 rentals at least once a season.

Small light grey teardrop-shaped RV with black horizontal stripe down the center. In front of RV is a wooden picnic table under an umbrella.

Why did you choose to use RVshare?

This is our 4th camping season renting out travel trailers. We originally chose RVshare because they were the market leader in P2P (peer to peer) RV rentals.

What advice would you give to new RV owners?

You aren’t renting an RV. You are enabling an experience. Identify the experience your customer wants and sell your camper will enable it. Be personable. Focus on helping your customer have the experience they desire.

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What has been your favorite RV trip and why?

Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons has to be the best mega trip and of course trips to see family. The state parks in Minnesota are great and they are so often close to this wonderful small towns, such a Flandrau State Park in New Ulm which has a great Oktoberfest.

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Thanks for sharing, Quintin and Robyn!

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Alexa Mosier
Alexa (she/her) is the Senior Content Marketing Strategist at RVshare, where she creates and curates content to both share stories of seasoned travelers and inspire others to make memories of their own on the road. With a Bachelor's degree in Marketing Management and nearly a decade in sales, marketing, and communications experience, Alexa truly enjoys pairing her business acumen with her love of nature. In addition to articles for the blog, she has contributed to hundreds of RVshare guides for National and State parks, local travel, and more. Alexa has also been published in RV Destinations Magazine, recounting one of her favorite vacations to Shenandoah National Park. When not writing about the outdoors, Alexa can be found enjoying the fresh air herself with her husband, daughter, two dogs, and cat.

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