Soon to be r-pod owner

204,506 as of the end of today and many knowledgeable scientists are saying that if we keep up what we are doing we will see far more deaths in the coming months.  Risk analysis always involves assessing risk, trying to mitigate it, then deciding whether it is worth it.  Pretending risk doesn't exist does not make the risk go away, but it does cause unnecessary harm, sometimes death, when we refuse to acknowledge it.  When one drives a car, an activity far, far riskier than flying, one usually tries to follow the rules of the road to minimize the risk.  It isn't a binary issue.  It's a matter of degree.  And when people take risks for their own personal reasons that can seriously hurt or kill innocent people, we generally make that kind of risk taking a crime.  Still there are those who will do it anyway.

And, dont drive, fly, or walk there....just too risky.

Quartzsite is a long ways from WA. We didn't see any 'deals' there on travel trailers we were looking for. BUT there were some great deals on accessories and installations. 

In southern/warmer climates where the camping season is much longer, or never stops, the market stays more active during the winter and big price reductions may not be as common, but in the colder climates, the market tends to be more seasonal.  In warmer climates, the market is driven more by supply as demand tends to be relatively constant, while in the north demand may fluctuate more seasonally, leaving dealers with excess inventory.  

All of the above is good advice in a normal, typical, RV market...but...the RV market is not 'normal' right now. There might not be any 'clearance sales' or bargains to be had.