Write something
Pinned
Apr 18 •
🚐 Do you actually know if you're ready for full-time RV life?
Most people think they are. Then they get on the road and realize there were a few things they hadn't really thought through. I built this free RV Readiness Score to give you an honest picture of where you actually stand, before you sell the house, buy the rig, or make any big moves. It takes about 1 minute. You'll get a score out of 100 PLUS a breakdown of exactly where you're strong and where you need to focus next. No sugarcoating. No "you're doing great!" when you're not. Just clarity. 👉 Take the free RV Readiness Score here: https://lifeintherv.com/rv-ready-score Drop your score in the comments. I want to know where you landed! 🙌
Pinned
Mar 27 •
Start Here (takes 10 seconds)
Hey, I'm Mary 👋 Full-time RVer for 9 years. I created this community to help you transition to RV living without the confusion, mistakes, and overwhelm we went through. If you're new, do this first: Comment ONE word so I know where you're at: - FULL TIME - SOON - SOMEDAY I reply to every comment and will help you with your next step. Let’s get you moving 👇
Sep 13 •
Learn the 10-Minute Rule
Before booking a campground, spend ten minutes looking beyond the campground itself. Check the route getting there, read recent reviews, look at satellite images, and see what’s nearby. A campground can look perfect on its website and still have a steep entrance, tight interior roads, low branches, difficult turns, or a route you don’t want to take with a big RV. Those ten minutes can save you from a very stressful arrival. Getting there matters just as much as where you’re staying.
Sep 12 •
Where Will You Stay During the Busy Seasons?
One of the freedoms of RV life is deciding where to go next. Unfortunately, thousands of other RVers may have decided to go there too. Popular destinations, holidays, winter destinations, national parks, and special events can fill much earlier than you expect. Full-time RVing doesn’t mean you need reservations for the entire year, but it does mean learning when flexibility works and when you should book ahead. You can absolutely travel spontaneously. Just don’t confuse spontaneity with having no plan at all.
Sep 10 •
Make a Must-Have List Before You Go RV Shopping
Before you walk into an RV dealership, make two lists: must-haves and nice-to-haves. There’s a big difference between the two. If you’re full-timing, your must-haves might include a washer and dryer, enough kitchen storage, a comfortable workspace, a certain size bed, or room for your pets. A fireplace or outdoor kitchen might be nice, but would you walk away from an otherwise perfect RV without one? It’s very easy to get distracted by shiny things at a dealership. Your list keeps you focused on the things that will actually affect your everyday life.
0
0
1-30 of 94
powered by
skool.com/road-to-full-time-rv-living-2030
🚐 Planning full-time RV life? Join aspiring RVers getting clear guidance on RV choices, budgeting, downsizing, and travel planning.
Suggested communities
Powered by