RV lifestyle =

Retired! Take trips here and there. Last trip was 6 weeks. Be leaving on another for at least a week.
Do what we want when we want.

2-3 week mini trips for now, waiting for DW to retire and then Full time.

Outdoor family recreation camper. Whitewater kayaking, whitewater rafting, hiking, rock climbing, mountain biking, and camping with 4-H animals at the fair

Weekend Warrior with approximately 4 full weeks through the summer. Also, use the camper for extra bedroom space (for us) when guests come, and extra bedroom space (for us) when we visit family or friends. We will on occasion camp for a week at a nearby campground and drive back and forth to work from the campground through the week. Also, the camper makes a great office when doing work-from-home (as I'm in IT development and have the ability to work-from-home).

Our camper is a "lifestyle" indeed. It's parked at our house, right in our driveway, and it's as much a part of our house as our own bedroom. We spend time in the camper, watch television in there, and take naps too. Don't have to spend all day there, just a few minutes to a few hours to refresh the mind and body and soul!

That's our RV lifestyle!

Semi Fulltime, one retired, one still works...she has all of the fun.

We RV once per month most of the year but for 3 months during the summer she spends fulltime in the RV while I commute on the weekends.

retired wanderers

Retired wanderer/workcampers,and snowbirds.

retired most-timers, snowbirds, we "tour" the northern continent.

retired. we're normally on the road 6-mos a year, 3 in the spring and 3 in the fall. usually no specific destination other than spring training in AZ in the spring.

Retired at 49 yrs. 9 mos. old
4 yrs. later GF retired at 50 yrs. old
1 yr. later we sold out and hit the road FT traveling all over USA
6 yrs. 9 mos. later bought another home and now are 'whenever we get the urge' campers.

Retirement is so much better than that 'other life' :B