Cost of active full-timing lifestyle
I realize this question has been asked many times but each case appears to be unique so it is somewhat non-trivial to figure out the likely cost to do full-timing. Here's our likely scenario: - ...
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Millicom is no longer an option. They are no longer in business and users are having to transition to other providers. 5K is very doable. You may find you are able to save money while on the road. We have a budget set up and we log every and I mean every expense/purchase. It keeps us on track and shows us where our money is going. If we need to make adjustments to the budget, we can. We have only stayed in one national park (Denali in Alaska) and it was wonderful. Generally speaking, our rig is too big for most national parks and we are only 37 feet (5th wheel). Since this is our home, we avoid places that could cause damage like untrimmed trees, etc that are frequently found in local, state, and federal campgrounds. Denali was heavily treedso solar would have been no help. We stayed 6 nights and we were fine using our generator a couple hours a day. Most government campgrounds have generator hours anyway. If you have to use your generator non stop, it is much more cost effective to find a full service campground nearby. Weekly and monthly rates will be your friend but usually not available in government campgrounds. Enjoy your adventure!
