R-pod vs. small RV?

We tried putting the curtain in front of the toilet but it never solved the problem of all the other wet stuff when the next person needs to use the toilet.

We finally figured that out-instead of draping the shower curtain behind the toilet drape it over the front. The floor still gets wet but the toilet stAys dry.

Hey, put a 2nd shower curtain, that goes over the toilet when you shower, bam!!! dry bath. 

Thanks everyone for the input and your thoughts and experiences.   I have a feeling we will stick with the R-Pod and a tow vehicle.   Many for the advantages you've all pointed out.  Although purchasing a TV and RP is similar in cost to buying an RV, we will actually be in need of a vehicle in the next year or so (and not yet be ready for the camping part).  

The bed isn't an issue simply because we'd be purchasing a very small RV that would either have the overhead bed (above the driver's and front passenger seat) or the Dinette turned into a bed (I prefer the dedicated bed, but climbing up there would be an issue for my husband).   Same goes for the wet bath vs. shower and separate toilet.  Although I'd like them to be separate, that just isn't going to happen with the size we are looking at.  Plus, I suspect, like a lot of people we will more use a campground shower and save the Pod shower for when the campground one is not acceptable.   Having access to a  toilet that doesn't require a flashlight and walk is something I do like.

Our plans (although we all know how those change) is to most go and camp at a spot and then spend several days visiting nature.  I prefer camping to a hotel room because it keeps me out in nature.  I mostly see us using it to go away for 4 days as a replacement for a tent.  Although I do have a 20 day adventure planned, that will not be likely our primary way of using our "mobile hotel."

We live in Southern California and can easily use it year round.  I'm a teacher and get sizeable breaks (currently on a 3 week winter break) and being able to "grab" the R-Pod to make a getaway would have been great.  

Consider if you want a dry bath vs. wet bath (wet bath has the toilet in the shower pan so it gets wet when you shower).  Walk-around queen vs. crawl-over queen (you need an 8-foot-wide camper for a walk-around).  Dedicated bed in a longer camper vs. a convertible dinette in a shorter camper.  Slide-out vs. no slide out (it feels a lot more open with a slide-out).  As mentioned above, if you'll do a lot of touring (the camper is a movable hotel room) or a lot of camping.