Dan, everyone grieves differently and this is all still very raw for you. I know when I lost my daughter, there were things of hers that I couldn't bare to look at. The pain was so bad, it was as if I was reliving her death every time I saw them. At the same time, I couldn't be without them. I had to shut the door to her room. After a time, when I was alone in the house, I'd go in there,..sit and hug her pillow..just so I could smell her scent and feel as if she was still here with me. The very things that are so incredibly painful at this moment, may eventually be of great comfort to you.
Don't make any decisions right now. Don't make any changes just yet. The time will come, and you may well decide you'd rather not use the motorhome. That's fine... there is no right or wrong...especially when it comes to loosing a child. You do what you need to do. You're right, camping will never be the same without your boy...but life will not be the same either Dan. There is the "you" that exsisted before this happened..and the "you" that is now. You are not that same person. It will take you a while to figure out who that is, and how you're gonna get through the rest of your life. Because you HAVE to. You know why. Think of your girls. You don't want them to ever feel as if their lives are less important than your grief for Jeff. Not that you would ever intentionally do so...but this kind of grief..it can eat you alive.
You have friends here, who care about you.
You are never far from our thoughts. As Rog said..this is your thread. Venting..talking out loud, figuring your way through this hell, we're here to listen. Whatever you need.