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Josh · 36w
> It would be very cool to have a social RVer thing with good organized resources. I like this sound of this. What do you mean exactly? > If I wanted to talk a park or two into onboarding this in th...
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Well, I got into the full time RV thing a few years ago and love it, but my biggest issue is you're reliant on google to find parks, resources for where good places to go are all on obscure no longer active forums, random websites talking about RV products and what not, there's just really no social RVer resource that is easily searchable or that most RVers use. I've seen some attempts but they're all some website, which means some guy controls it, and they usually devolve into shilling products. I think this mode of living is only going to increase in popularity for younger people as time goes on and if someone could come up with something resource rich they'd really have a big opportunity as long as they aren't short sighted, and it would help people who are interested feel comfortable taking the dive.
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Josh · 36w
Man you are describing my heart for all of this exactly. I’ve said verbatim the problems young people will have and seeking alternatives to owning a home. My wife and I did full time rv life for almost 2 years and it was one of the best experiences of our lives. I’ve never considered the social ...
1776 · 36w
Hipcamp and iOverlander have some community and can sometimes point to some off the beaten path places to stay. I’ve used them in the past, not sure about lately.