Full-time Seminars

Again the best thing to remember is there is no right way to Fulltime, everybody does it different, do what works for you.

We have been Fulltime almost 2 years now and love it.
Our Fulltime life style is different than most since I still work fulltime and we travel the Southeast quite a bit working.

We've got lots of info about full-timing on our website - budget, different kinds of places to stay, membership programs, boondocking, tips & tricks, plus 6 years of travel adventure stories and photos:

Roads Less Traveled

One of the best ways to learn is to go camping and talk to the full-timers you meet. The campground hosts are usually full-time or at least long-term, and others at the campground or park may be full-time too.

Having a few conversations covers so much ground so quickly, and it's fun to meet new folks. Usually campers are more than willing to share their experiences and show you their rigs and what they like/don't like about them...

Read the escapee forum. You can learn as much as you want about fulltiming as many members previously have or currently are fulltimers. You can also ask any questions you want and you will get an answer. Each persons idea of fulltiming is different. Some are on the move constantly, others travel slowly between destinations and other park for months at a time. The more you move around, the more fuel you use and expenses go up.

Just remember, my idea of full time and the next guys may look nothing alike. Take it all with a big grain of salt and consider how you would like to live not how they tell you, you must live.

RV-Dreams is another
They do seminars at shows and rallys as well

Thanks everyone. I can always depend on getting good answers.

Great resources, thanks!

Hi,

Here is a good site: full time with budgets and reports

Here's a few..........which will lead to a few more..........

Gypsy Journal

Cheapgreenrvliving

rvroadtrip


Wheelingit

Get on the Escapees
forum (www.rvnetwork.com) More fulltimers there than anywhere else. Even have a "Graduating to Fulltime" section, etc. They have at least 2 or more "Fulltime Bootcamps" each year as well as the Escapade with lots of seminars.

Barb