Fun topic. We are purchasing our first RV and will be living in it full time in Daytona Beach, Florida. We will be there for a few years before we actually move it. At least for any length of time. So...are we really full timing? Or do you consider full timing actually travelling with it? Your thoughts?

In my opinion, no, you are not full timing.

That's what I think. But then I think, hey, we are living full time in an RV.

Let's see no house nowhere else to live sounds like fulltiming to me

How is that not full timing? Where is written that you must travel around?

My vote is that you are full timing.

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Sprink-Fitter
Explorer
Nov 09, 2015
In my opinion, no, you are not full timing.
rblake39
Explorer
Nov 09, 2015
That's what I think. But then I think, hey, we are living full time in an RV.
newman_fulltime
Explorer II
Nov 09, 2015
Let's see no house nowhere else to live sounds like fulltiming to me
Campfire_Time
Explorer
Nov 09, 2015
How is that not full timing? Where is written that you must travel around?
Charley67
Explorer
Nov 09, 2015
My vote is that you are full timing.
rv2go
Explorer II
Nov 09, 2015
When I think about a fulltime RV'er, I think of those that move about. Staying in one place for years makes me question if you are a fulltime RV'er.
2oldman
Explorer II
Nov 09, 2015
If you're sitting in Daytona Beach because you have to work or because you can't afford any other housing, that's not fulltiming. That's 'living in a trailer park.'
kimbo1
Explorer
Nov 09, 2015
I agree with 2oldman
noplace2
Explorer
Nov 09, 2015
We've been fulltime traveling RV'ers for nearly 15 years. Sitting in one place as you described is not our idea of fulltiming, BUT, what difference does it make what you or anyone else calls it? If it makes you happy and doesn't mess with anyone else, call it laekgpwbv and get on with it.
JAXFL
Explorer
Nov 09, 2015
Not fulltiming it is a "permi" like living in a trailer park only smaller.