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Make a reservation at the state park at Edisto Beach SC. on the ocean not a tourist trap. You will like this place small area compared to cray myrtle beach.

If you come to Az to any of the state parks the reservations open up 1 year in advance. Also, there are several Maricopa County parks that are beautiful, back to nature type campgrounds that open reservations 6 months in advance. We have seen your size at many campgrounds we have been to but it is really difficult to get those reservations in the winter and spring. It will take a tremendous amount of planning. We would love to see a tour of some of these places you camp at along your travels. Enjoy your trip and safe travels!

We downsized from a 40’ to a class B. Sold it in a year and back in a Reatta XL. Missed having room, things we enjoy and the washer and dryer. Yes it may take more planning but sure certain times of the year you will be able to go with the flow. Enjoying your journey!

Good luck on your new adventures. Maybe we will meet you on the road.

How do you receive your mail and packages?

Watch some of the HDT hauler (Watts on Wheels, Suite Travel )they also have long rigs and they tell how they do it

Best wishes. Looking forward to your travels.

Good luck and enjoy your adventures. Funny we love the Smokey mountains and dream of moving there. Haha. From Detroit.

New to your channel! Have a great time! We are planning to go full time in 5 years! But we are excited starting where we are now! We travel each other week between work! We love this lifestyle!

Awesome ❤, Be Safe 😊

Safe travels. My grandparents traveled in a 45’ Newell quad slide and they loved it for many years. I absolutely loved it and it’s my dream to continue that legacy

Congrats on the next chapter of your life! We retired 5 yrs ago, sold everything and went FT too. It was the best decision we ever made. BTW, I lived in Waynesville, NC in the 90's and love to return to the Smokies every few years. We are on a limited retiree budget, so bought a low mileage 1999 National Tropical and pressed into service the car we already owned, an 06 Chevy Cobalt SS as our toad. So far, our older coach has held up well and hasn't seen the inside of the shop since we began our FT adventure, 5 yrs ago. Our car has seen some repairs, but it started our journey with almost 400,000 miles on the odometer, so it was expected. Nevertheless, it's still a lot cheaper to keep it running than to buy a new one. Besides, it feels great being debt free. It will take you at least a year to get accustomed to this lifestyle and to decide how you want to live it, which is different for everyone. The first year we traveled like we were on vacation, moving too much to fully enjoy the places we visited. We've settled down more now, usually wintering over in one place while the rest of the year we like to travel the country. We typically go from coast to coast in a year, but travel at a much slower pace now, taking time to smell life's roses. We discovered that we love boondocking, living virtually for free, in some of the most beautiful wilderness areas imaginable. We boondocked for 10 months straight last year, across 11 states, having the time of our lives and stretching our budget at the same time. By doing so we have money to spend on other things we like to do, like sightseeing, visiting National Parks and eating out, while still maintaining a much-needed cash reserve. Be sure and get your America the Beautiful pass for free NP entry and 1/2 price camping in NPs, government campgrounds, Army COE parks, etc. It's worth its weight in gold. Some folks like to buy camping memberships like Thousand Trails, but the only ones we have are Escapees and FMCA, both of which I recommend - Escapees for their excellent $109/yr roadside assistance plan and FMCA for their unlimited WiFi plans (plus many other benefits as well.) We quickly learned the advantages of solar so built a large solar/battery system in 2 phases, a 12v system for our basic 12v DC needs and a 48v system for our 120v AC needs. Now we have no need to plug into a power pedestal at an RV park as we can power everything in our coach, including our A/C and heat 24/7 off of the sun. This gives us lots of options. We travel around the country a lot, visiting National Parks, and doing the tourist thing, mostly boondocking out west. We spent last winter in Yuma, AZ, but we're visiting our son in Gastonia, NC now where boondocking places are pretty rare. We found an RV park that is letting us camp in a spacious site without hook-ups for only $100/mo., saving us $500/mo. off their FHU rates, while still enjoying the benefits of staying in an RV park. Enjoy your journey. We look forward to following you on your travels. If you need any advice, just reach out to us at Sushidog@earthlink.net . We're happy to share what we've learned. We look forward to seeing you on the road one day!

Looking forward to following your adventures. I also have a large number of records. I even have my dads collection of old Decca glass records many multi record sets of classical performances. My collection of VHS tapes are very important to me too. I beginning to think I may be a hoarder🤗

Be safe out there! I look forward to seeing your journey!! I will be watching you from Missouri!

Congratulations 🎉 Wishing you all the best. My wife and I have a 2006 42' Monaco Dynasty Class A diesel pusher. We only part time. These days we call Sarasota Florida home.

I just found your channel and subscribed. What are your travel plans? How often will you post?

Safe travels

Good luck on your adventures!!!

Awesome!!!

I would have a hard time deciding what to part with in order to live in that space! But, it does look liberating!