When I got my new 2017 Greyhawk we went camping with myself, wife, son and daughter in-law, their 2 kids and one additional grandchild. I absolutely loved having much of my family with us.
We didn't have bunks so people were on the upper bunk, dinette, and fold out couch. The only pain was setting up and taking down their beds. Also, they had to store their clothes on the front driver's and passenger seats and floor.
We boondock mostly and if that is what you are planning, I would advise to keep an eye on your holding tanks. You may also need to carry additional water. If you have full hookups, you only need to watch the black tank as you do not want to leave that valve open all the time. Only drain that tank when it is at least 3/4 full otherwise you may end up with a poop pyramid.
If you will be camping with experienced people they will know the ins and outs of RVing. If not, you need to instill upon them not to stand in front of the fridge with the door open for any length of time. That would lead to the fridge having a hard time keeping cool.
Ah, I miss those early days with the new motor home. Now the rest of the family has 5th wheels so it is just me and my wife in our 32 footer. Actually it is quite nice having the space.
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Jim
Retired electronic technician (45 years in the field)
2017 Greyhawk 29W (solar & many other mods)
wife (maybe I should have given her top billing)
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