…rectly to these places. You need to ensure that you stay in one spot for a time because delivery times will vary. If you’re not there for pick up, it will get returned to the sender. USPS General Delivery In my first six months of living in an RV, I made my primary address my family’s and received all of my packages this way. You simply give them the address of a United States Post Office that you want to pick up from with the term “General Delive…
…Preparation and having a plan are key, and that’s where we come in. By the time you’re finished with our full time RV living in winter guide, you’ll know exactly what to do to ensure you and your family stay safe and warm this winter. Let’s get prepping! Step-by-Step Guide to Preparing Your RV for Full Time RV Living in Winter You can safely live in your RV throughout the year as long as you prepare it for winter. If RV winter living interests you…
…it is you want then the planning process comes into affect. Plan for full time RVing What is it going to take to become full timers? Is there a certain amount of money you think you need? Do you need to purchase an RV or can the one you have work for the immediate future? If money is a problem, can you work part-time to supplement your income or can you travel and work or create an online business? Figure out what you need (not what you want) in…
…his park has been around for a long time and we’ve stayed here a number of times and have been comfortable each time. There’s 27 acres with trees in between each unit. Some are a little tight for lots of slides but it’s not impossible to find a good site. The pool is open in the summer and they have storage for anyone who wants to leave their unit here while they jaunt off elsewhere without their RV. I believe you can receive your mail here but do…
…ready for life as a full-time RVer: Read and Connect With Experienced Full-Time RVers Spend time on forums, blogs, and social media platforms focused on full-time RVing (here is a list of some blogs to get you started). There are countless personal accounts and anecdotes of those who are either currently living the full-time life or have in the past. With these, you will get real-world advice, as well as priceless guidance on the good, the bad, an…
…detail read my post ….. 1. Determine if you wish to travel in your RV full time or is this a one-time adventure? 2. What you will do with current residence – sell – rent – or? 3. Either sell, give away or store personal belongings 4. Determine what your budget will be – that will influence what you will spend on your RV 5. Find an RV – have fun shopping! 6. Outfit RV with necessary equipment and supplies – that’s fun too! 7. Plan for mail, home ba…
…egory of enlightened thought. Will The Geo Method work even if most of the time I’m NOT hooked up to water and sewer? YES! Just use common sense. If you dry camp ninety percent of the time just keep water softener and detergent in your tanks (especially the black tank) while you’re dry camping. This will keep gunk from sticking to the tanks. When you are hooked up to sewer and water take the opportunity to fill the tanks with fresh water and flush…
…iet will allow you to enjoy a long life to the fullest. If you travel full time it can be hard to resist processed snacks and restaurant meals, but you will be more inclined to eat healthy when you have healthy foods around, and when you plan out your special meals. Andi Singer splits her time between writing for an Indiana-based Jayco dealership, traveling around the United States as a competitive athlete, and working in the health and fitness i…
…er all those questions you had about “how much will it cost YOU to RV full-time”? Take one thing at a time, research it – such as shopping for yourRV and then buy appropriately. If your RV cost is what you can afford and not just what you think you need, then you’re on your way. Sometimes it just means living with less – and that’s okay because your new home is smaller than the house you leave behind. You won’t need as much. Maybe it won’t be as f…
…ow to Budget for Full-time Rving Be realistic when planning to become Full-time RVers and establishing your RV Budget. How much will it cost me? Every prospective full-time RVer asks the same question when considering this lifestyle, “How much will it cost?” Unfortunately there isn’t just one answer. Each person will have different expenses depending on what their needs or wants are, similar to most people who live in a house. The cost of the home…
…a’s RV Parks rent out seasonal sites for six months and at the end of that time the full-timers or snowbirds may not be quite ready to head south but have to leave the Park because of the “seasonal definition”. The following is his letter Note: Anything written in blue are my comments Hi Carol Ann, Thank you for replying. I would be happy to give you my thoughts (while trying not to sound to bitter) J. 1. Question: What changes would you like to…
