Key Takeaways: Workamping: Allows full-time RV living while earning money. Getting Started: Network with RVers or search online for opportunities. Pros: Minimal work hours in exchange for site, freedom, and community. Cons: Commitment to a whole season. Experience: Tasks include office work, maintenance, and landscaping. Income: Covers travel expenses with pay ranging from $10 to […]
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When you step out of your comfort zone, you are most often awarded. Then why is it that so many people are afraid to take the leap and get to the RV lifestyle alone? After all, really do meet a plethora of people along the way. And so it shouldn’t be completely scary.
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Key Takeaways: Solo Travel: Traveling solo, whether by plane or RV, can be fun. While there may be added safety concerns for female solo travelers, with proper precautions, anyone can enjoy the freedom of solo travel. General Safety Tips for Solo RVers: Solo RV travelers should prioritize safety measures. This includes ensuring RV security by
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Key Takeaways: Truck Campers for Solo Travelers: Truck campers offer a convenient and comfortable way for solo travelers to experience camping without the hassle of towing a larger trailer. Considerations for Choosing the Best Camper: Factors such as size, weight, budget, personal style, and available vehicle play a crucial role in determining the best truck
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Key Takeaways: Pros: Maneuverability: Small RVs are easier to drive, park, and navigate through tight spaces. Cost-Effective: Lower purchase price, fuel costs, and maintenance expenses compared to larger RVs. Versatility: Can access remote campsites and navigate narrow roads that larger RVs cannot. Minimalism: Encourages a simpler lifestyle with fewer possessions and reduced clutter. Eco-Friendly:
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Key Takeaways: Plan Ahead: Research destinations, routes, and potential hazards before embarking on your journey. Stay Connected: Maintain communication with friends, family, or fellow travelers to ensure someone knows your whereabouts. Safety Precautions: Equip your RV with safety essentials like a first aid kit, fire extinguisher, and emergency supplies. Choose Safe Campsites: Opt for well-lit,
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Key Takeaways: Safety Precautions: Research weather, route, and RV features before setting out. Plan routes and accommodations ahead, and maintain communication with loved ones. Avoid unsafe areas and keep belongings secure. Choosing the Right RV: Consider size, sleeping arrangements, comfort, and fuel efficiency. Top picks for solo travelers: Thor Axis (Class A), Winnebago Travato 59G
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Key Takeaways: Advantages of Small RVs: Lightweight and better gas mileage compared to larger RVs. Easy access to most campgrounds, including remote areas. Lower insurance premiums and overall ownership costs. Easier navigation, whether in the city or on narrow roads. Disadvantages of Small RVs: Limited freshwater, gray water, and blackwater tank capacity. Limited interior space
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National parks are popular tourist attractions known for their stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife. However, not all national parks are created equal in terms of size. In fact, the smallest national park in the United States is Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas, which covers only 5,550 acres but boasts some of the oldest hot
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Key Takeaways: Approaching strangers for help or conversation, despite fear of rejection, can lead to meaningful connections. Sharing food with neighbors is a great way to break the ice and foster camaraderie. Bringing along games and activities can encourage social interaction among RVers at campgrounds. Going on hikes near campgrounds can provide opportunities to
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Key Takeaways: Living in an RV full-time offers freedom, flexibility, and cost savings Downsizing and organization are crucial for a smooth transition RV living provides unparalleled travel opportunities and reduced living expenses Decide whether to sell or rent out your home based on your financial situation Costs vary but can range from $1,500 to higher
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Key Takeaways: Why start living in an RV now?: Living in an RV full-time offers unparalleled mobility, allowing individuals to explore new destinations and immerse themselves in diverse landscapes at will. Recognize Signs It’s Time for a Change: Signs such as boredom with routine, a remote job, or financial stability may indicate it’s time to
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When you live in your RV full-time home may be where the heart is, but it is also where you park. I LOVE this lifestyle because of the spontaneity, freedom, and sense of perpetual adventure. Some people like living without any firm roots set anywhere because they are free to explore and go as they
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Living in a Small RV comes with numerous advantages. You have the freedom to do what you want and go where you want. Financial responsibilities are reduced and you have less to worry about. Living in an RV also has its disadvantages and there are a few things you might not be comfortable giving up.
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There are many reasons to live in an RV but everyone is different. The advantages of living in an RV can appeal to anyone, but the main ones that seem to generate the most excitement include: Simplicity: When you live in your RV, things get simple. There is no need for armoires and other large
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When you have an RV, one of the greatest things about it is that you get to drive it around as you please, living moment to moment in this exciting way. That is something that anyone would enjoy, but if you are a true lover of life on the road, you will know that it
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Deciding to give up your home and live full-time in an RV can be daunting and exciting. There are many unknowns and questions you will have. Where will I find campsites? Where do we dump waste and get water? How do we repair the RV on the road? Luckily, there are plenty of full-time RVers
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If you are one of those people that dread Mondays and live for the weekends, then the life of a nomad may be your calling. Leaving your home, mortgage, car payments, and office drama behind, you can hit the road in your RV and work remotely. Working as you travel to all your favorite destinations,
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More and more people today are downsizing and living in vans. Hitting the road in true vagabond style. There is a care-free and magical draw to this living that makes it understandable. A life full of new adventures. What could be more exciting? Jumping into van life is a thrill but you need to think
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Living out of an RV is quickly becoming a popular notion. There are benefits to not having a mortgage and other expenses, plus you get to travel anywhere at anytime. There is a freedom that comes with living in your RV that appeals to many people. Not just those looking to retire, but all people
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The sunsets and beautiful desert landscape are perfect for camping or boondocking. When the winter rolls around deserts are the best place to escape to and you can explore nature from the comfort of your home on wheels. As with any adventure, there can be hurdles to jump over, and desert boondocking is no different.
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There can be some challenges to solo RVing that keep many people from trying it. When it comes to solo RVing, the general consensus is that there are 3 major reasons that single people are hesitant to try it. Safety, being overwhelmed, and loneliness is the top reasons cited when asked why single people have
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I used to think my life on the road wasn’t that different than everyone else’s. I just happened to live in a house on wheels. But as I travel more, meeting new people and trying new things, everything has changed. Life is nothing like it was 5 years ago when I worked 9-5 and lived
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Are you considering living in a motorhome and trying the full-time RV lifestyle? Are you scared to try it alone? Well, there is no need to be. There are thousands of solo travelers on the road. Throw your inhibitions and fears to the side and jump into RVing with both feet. Adventure awaits and you
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Living the RV life has become more than a pastime, it is a way of life for many in the Covid era. People are working remotely, packing up, and living out of their RVs. As exciting as this seems, there are challenges, so we put together these tips to give you some ideas to make
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For many people, the idea of living out of an RV is very appealing. It seems like a great way to see the country, travel, and live like a free spirit out on the open road. There are many benefits to living a full-time RV lifestyle, but that doesn’t mean that there aren’t drawbacks too.
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Our lifestyle is constantly changing. These changes affect our fashion, tastes, and preferences in most spheres of life. I believe the younger generation is gradually changing their attitude towards owning homes and paying mortgages. Not just that you pay mortgages, but closing costs, taxes, HOA fees, insurance, maintenance (mowing the lawn, fixing the AC, etc),
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Most of my full-time RVer friends would agree that making connections on the road is important, so you don’t feel lonely when living this lifestyle. Traveling together as a group in your own RV is full of fun and adventure! After joining Xscapers I started meeting like-minded people. After spending my time in Europe during
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An RV can make any environment feel more like a home base. The definition of a digital nomad is a person who makes their living on the internet and who has no established physical home. There are quite a few benefits in living as a digital nomad but there are drawbacks as well. Advantages of
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I’ve been living full-time in my RV for a couple of years. I met many full-timers on my adventures and people who live the “normal” brick and mortal life. While there are a number of stories out there depicting happiness and enjoyment from living in an RV, there are some limits. Most people cannot consider
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Although now many more people prefer living and working from an RV, it is not easy to make any income if you are doing it wrong. Ideally, there are many different ways of earning income while on the road but managing road life and work simultaneously is not easy. However, it is easy working from
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I’ve been full-timing in an RV for almost two years. RVs provide wide-open space for unlimited exploration, but it also becomes your compact home. Saving space is essential for daily activities. And when the weather doesn’t permit, or you simply want to stay in the comfort of your RV you need to be creative
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I’ve met many RVers who are boondocking full time, only occasionally going into an RV park. While RVs are designed with campgrounds in mind, with hook ups for electricity, water and sewer, they can function nearly as well when parked out ‘in the boonies’. If your dream is to boondock out in the beauty of
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Before deciding to live full-time in an RV, you’ll want to know how it compares to living in and owning your own home. From living costs to lifestyle changes, here’s a quick look at how full-time RV living compares to full-time traditional house living. Examining the Financial Costs It’s important to understand that comparing the
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Health is one key concern to everyone for us RVers as well. Health insurance policies are available to every person. They ease your healthcare and enhance the services offered. However, RVers have in the past been left out in these policies more so when they go away from their states, with most persons only
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Traveling with your partner or several friends can be fun, especially if you do it often. However, there is always something special about solo trips. RVing alone makes it easy to plan your time and everything about your travel according to your wish. You also have the opportunity to do what seems best to you,
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Houses are great to leave in, but it is not for everyone, especially if you love to travel and see the world. With the RVing life, you can explore the world; live in different areas, work, and much more. Below are fifteen reasons you should choose the RV life. Reasons to choose the RV life
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I’ve noticed that the theme of housing these days seems to be edging toward, “the smaller, the better.” Especially in cities like Los Angeles where the rent prices are so high. People are beginning to realize that the cost of living has gotten out of hand, it’s not worth the money to own a
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I have been living the small RV lifestyle for almost a year and I love it. When I talk to my old friends about it, the ones who are living a “normal lifestyle”, they cannot imagine living in an RV and travel all the time. This lifestyle is definitely not for everyone. I believe, if
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I’ve been full-timing in a small RV since April in the greater L.A. area. Life in a small RV can be exciting and certainly fun. However, most people my age (even when single) do not feel they have the time with their traditional occupations to enjoy traveling and exploring in an RV. Vacation time is
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If you are considering full-time RV-ing, but you aren’t sure if it is the right fit for you, then you should read on. Maybe what is written below will help you to decide to give this a try. 1. Full-time RV-ing gives you the chance to visit friends and relatives that you might not have
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*** First Month Living in a Van – 2016 *** I am writing this story by the beach, sitting in my lounge chair, with the laptop in hand which is awesome but living full-time in a class B RV has its downsides. It’s been a month that I’ve been living in my RV, and
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What does Xscapers mean to me? I love full-timing but it’s been way more fun since I belong and attend Xscapers’ events. It has changed my life. Xscapers is my tribe. The tribe that makes me feel the most me. They understand me, my lifestyle, and don’t think I’m crazy when I tell them I
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Living in an RV can be a dream come true for many. The sky’s the limit and you can drive anywhere, whenever you want. I’ve been living in one for 3 years and must tell you that living in an RV is a big change, and if you are not ready, that can end up
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