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If you’re going to be working out of your RV full-time, I would highly recommend investing in a cell booster that amplifies your signal. Some parks keep it old school and will charge a fee for wifi or only offer wifi in one building in the park ? Most RV parks have wifi, but the speed is slow and it might make you want to pull your hair out. Both providers have given us enough signal strength to record our podcast, upload Youtube videos, and handle all your basic internet tasks, Our first two years on the road we only had Verizon, which I can vouch for in all 50 states (with the exception of a few places in west Texas and the Teton mountains). How do you get mail, Internet, TV, phone service?įor internet, we have an unlimited AT&T data plan, as well as an unlimited Verizon plan that we can tether from our phones. We do the dishes after almost every meal and make the bed every morning and somehow that makes the RV feel so much bigger. Plus, it helps if we keep our space clean. At least not in the past six years of RV travel. I guess what I’m saying is, every now and then I DO miss some little luxuries like dishwashers and amazing wifi.īut as far as space goes, I never feel cramped or tired of living in a small space. I realize that as a man it sounds weird acknowledging that I miss bathtubs, but I don’t care. Do you ever get tired of living in such a small space? I hope this post gives you a bit of insight into what it’s like living full-time in an RV. People always ask that question and then laugh out loud like they just busted an Aziz Ansari joke… I don’t get it. No matter what questions people ask us about living in an RV, I always enjoy answering them…unless they ask me how we drove our RV to Hawaii. Questions like, “ Where could you see yourselves living one day?” Other questions are more difficult to answer. That would be the crappiest job in the world (sorry, I had to… I’m done with bathroom talk). Most of them are pretty basic, like, where do you dump your poop? That one is easy to answer, we actually hired a guy to follow us around and he manually dumps our poop once a day.
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Jumping into living in an RV brings on a ton of questions.