Hello everyone,My name is Alex and I have made the decision to purchase a camper to call my home as opposed to living in a sticks & bricks house. My decision stems from the fact that I both work full-time and go to college as a full-time student. I w...
jplante4 wrote:Well, I would normally suggest that you get your priorities straight and with so much on your plate (GF, school, full time job) that you consider getting rid of the animals. However as an animal lover myself, I know how hard it would b...
Tvov wrote:At the campground you are interested in, have you looked or asked for any "seasonal" campers with campsites that are for sale? Or long term rent? A lot of the campgrounds around me routinely have campers for sale that already are on a ca...
Grit dog wrote:So you have a decent house that's $900 a month all in or that's what it would cost?Doeant seem like buying a rv and paying $500 for a campsite and maybe a storage u it is really any cheaper. Now if you're talking a lot more for renting...
GramaofAAAA wrote:We went from a 5 bedroom, 4000' home to an 30' 5th wheel almost 2 years ago. We do have a small storage unit, but we didn't want to get one. Our RV has 2 slides and those really help with space! You really need to "downsize" on e...
2gypsies wrote:Regarding 'close quarters'.... there are thousands and thousands of full-time RVers out there. They are able to live in all sizes of RVs. We knew of a couple traveling for years in a van and they were quite happy. Others in truck camp...
