Campers Single woman living in a truck camper

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Old Reliable

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Single woman living in a truck camper.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7NHipJu1M8&feature=em-uploademail#t=91.2337221


Published on Jul 28, 2016


Jo has realized that the traveling lifestyle can be had for much less cost than most realize. With even a modest budget and plenty of foresight, just about anyone can live and exciting, adventurous life full of happiness and fulfillment. Join us as Bob catches up with her to discuss her 4x4 truck, slide in camper set-up, minimalism plus much more. What a delightful lady!

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packyderms_wife

packyderms_wife

Neither here nor there.
Old Reliable said:
Single woman living in a truck camper.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7NHipJu1M8&feature=em-uploademail#t=91.2337221


Published on Jul 28, 2016


Jo has realized that the traveling lifestyle can be had for much less cost than most realize. With even a modest budget and plenty of foresight, just about anyone can live and exciting, adventurous life full of happiness and fulfillment. Join us as Bob catches up with her to discuss her 4x4 truck, slide in camper set-up, minimalism plus much more. What a delightful lady!

Thanks for supporting this site by using this link to Amazon.
We'll make a small percentage on your purchase and it won’t
cost you anything, even if you buy something unrelated.
http://tinyurl.com/Vanlife-gear
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Interesting, I clicked your link and it sends me to Amazon.
 
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Publius

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I have used campers and know a good many that have and still do. If your saying in an area that subject to freezing they are not the best thing for winter use and best to pull up everything and relocate south before winter sets in. Is a lifestyle many enjoy and it has some draw backs, one is finding a place that will allow you to stay there 24/7 for weeks or months on end, No state or county campground will let you do this and some parks charge big money just for a three day stay.
Maintenance and repairs will also cost you big money, so you must learn how to do most of it your self.

If your buying/ordering a new camper for this endeavor I suggest you ask about a snowbird and its made with a little more insulation than your standard camper and better attention to sealing all the seams, this will save some on AC and easier heating too.
 
packyderms_wife

packyderms_wife

Neither here nor there.
Publius said:
I have used campers and know a good many that have and still do. If your saying in an area that subject to freezing they are not the best thing for winter use and best to pull up everything and relocate south before winter sets in. Is a lifestyle many enjoy and it has some draw backs, one is finding a place that will allow you to stay there 24/7 for weeks or months on end, No state or county campground will let you do this and some parks charge big money just for a three day stay.
Maintenance and repairs will also cost you big money, so you must learn how to do most of it your self.

If your buying/ordering a new camper for this endeavor I suggest you ask about a snowbird and its made with a little more insulation than your standard camper and better attention to sealing all the seams, this will save some on AC and easier heating too.
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I know of three city parks in northern Nebraska that have a three month time limit, leave for a week and come back for another three months, there are a few here in Central Iowa like this as well. Lots of construction/contractor types have those huge trailers living in these types of parks.
 
kyrsyan

kyrsyan

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My brother has a trailer in a park that allows month to month leases to folks with RVs and pull alongs. A few have been set up there for years. Others come and go, either with the season or the jobs.
 
Illini Warrior

Illini Warrior

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packyderms_wife said:
I know of three city parks in northern Nebraska that have a three month time limit, leave for a week and come back for another three months, there are a few here in Central Iowa like this as well. Lots of construction/contractor types have those huge trailers living in these types of parks.
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trouble with that limited timeframe space rental there's no incentive to do much with that space - the month to month or yearly rental gives an opportunity to put together a deck and some storage - decorate - get familiar with the area and decide on something more permanent ....
 
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Why I Live in an RV: A Single Woman's Story of Full Time RV Living

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoy3vNUjLOU


Published on Nov 17, 2016


Why would a single, 48 year old woman with a business, sell everything and move into a 23 year old RV? After 7 months of living full-time in my Class C RV, I share the ups and downs and what made me decide to take the plunge!

Carolyn Rose of CarolynsRVLife.com debut video

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