Disgruntled Millennials on the Road
I realize that this might seem like an odd post, but how many millennials are into the full time RV lifestyle? My husband is in the process of being medically retired from the Air Force for a varie...
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Happy Camper paints a little darker picture than we see because you can do your due diligence and manage to choose parks that have higher standards for both appearance and clientele. We retired in 2014 and are "true" full-time RVers in that we travel all the time other than settling down in the rig for 3-4 months in wintertime. As stated earlier, most of the folks your age we run into are work camping, have either a mobile job that allows travel, or a tech job that just requires an internet connection.
Be advised that this is not an inexpensive lifestyle, so be prepared to pay for the privilege both in park fees and in repairs and maintenance. If you choose cheap equipment and locations - you'll get what you pay for. But - we love the lifestyle, the people and seeing this country!
Be advised that this is not an inexpensive lifestyle, so be prepared to pay for the privilege both in park fees and in repairs and maintenance. If you choose cheap equipment and locations - you'll get what you pay for. But - we love the lifestyle, the people and seeing this country!
