Pahrump, Nevada
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- I thought you might like to see a little of Pahrump, Nevada - my new hometown. So in this video I take you around to my favorite boondocking spots as well as places I go for groceries and general supplies.
Pahrump makes it easy to live nomadically. When so many towns seem to resent nomads, this community doesn't seem to mind at all. There is plenty of free camping opportunities, places to take your recycles, trash and I've even found remote porta potties to dump my toilet. There are also plenty of RV parks but I don't know why you would go there......
Although I always thought Pahrump existed because it's between Las Vegas and Death Valley I discovered a bit of history of the area that I share with you in this video.
Hope you enjoy.
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I love the desert and the small desert towns!
I'm fond of them too. Have you ever been to Overton? Lovely area and sweet little town.only tjing missing there is a laundromat . Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!
Good Stories, thank you for sharing!
The road going to that BLM land is called Basin. Pahrump is surrounded by BLM land, but that location is pretty handy. Next to the Smiths grocery fuel pumps there was a water spigot that I have seen people get water at for free. I never seen them hassled. We get a lot of RV snowbirds, so the town sees nothing especially odd about people living in vehicles. It is actually legal here to buy some land and live on it in a RV for 6 months a year. You can even build a 200 Sq' shed without a building permit. Build it out of whatever you like.
The town dump is funded from our property taxes so there is no fee to get in. There is a weigh scale, but I think they just use that for commercial accounts. It is supposed to be residence only, but I never seen them check ID or look at license plates. I personally would rather see visitors dump there than trash the desert.
I live here in Pahrump so if you have questions about the area, direct them my way and I will try to give you a good answer.
Hey i got a question for ya
@@lebanonliftedmuzik1319 OK, What is the question?
@@DannyB-cs9vx i recently bought a half acre of land in pahrump, its on condor dr. Is that a decent location ?
@@lebanonliftedmuzik1319 I believe that area is still pretty much undeveloped, but I do like the location for several reasons. Just East of that neighborhood is BLM land so it will not be developed. The mountains East of there is where the ground water comes from, So your well should be good. Another big plus is There will not be any rapid infiltration basins< RIB's), put in upstream of your water source. Because Pahrump does not have a river to carry away partially treated waste, They are now trying to force the waste back into the ground water.
Greed being a main human motivator, games with water rights are now being played on those wishing to sink a new well. This is where a speculator who doesn't own the water under your property can sell it to you. Call the building department to see what the new regulations and fees are.
@@DannyB-cs9vx thanks i really appreciate your info ill look into that, ive been reading about it as well
Pahrump is a town of Carpetbaggers. The dashboard clanking on this video is all i can hear
sorry
@@persuethedream9862 I'm sorry too
We spent the night there twice. Once on the way to Arizona and once on the way back. We liked it.
Nice video but whatever was hanging and swinging from your mirror was a huge noise distraction...
Yea, sorry. I have lots of clanging things...makes me feel like I'm traveling in a wagon, ha.
Great tour Sue, it was bigger than what I thought. :)
I always have the feeling that they were planning on pharump being a second Vegas....but it never took off. Streets all laid out with 1/2 empty lots and the town limits are spread through most of the valley.
What will happen if the population of Pahrump Nevada exceed more then 100,000 people by the year 2030? Pahrump is a large unincorporated communities, along with several large unincorporated communities with 100,000 or more people in Las Vegas and Clark County in Southern Nevada. It will never going to be incorporated cities. Enterprise with more then 300,000 people is the largest unincorporated community in Nevada, and never wanted to be incorporated city because of lack of money to afford it. They do now have LED street lights on some selected streets. Pahrump Nevada now borders California on the southwest side of community, and have two main thoroughfares and they are: NV-160 and NV-372.
You could lose the cowbell..it gets really aggravating.
Yea...sorry
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I always enjoy your videos. It looks like there is a big area to camp. My retirement doesn’t seem to be coming fast enough!
Hi Toni, mine either, lol... -PJ
Oh its huge! Not particularly exciting, lol, but spacious. I took the earliest retirement age SS would allow...there are pros and cons to that. But i have seen and done a lot in 4 yrs...and I've barely scratched the surface of this country. So much to see...how much time....
It looks very RV friendly! So many places in the east you have trouble finding water and a place to dump. I hope to see the west one day. May be 2 or 3 yrs before these 2 grandbabies are in school and we can do a 2 or 3 week jaunt here and there. I love watching others videos. Gives me an idea of what we might like to see or do. Thanks for sharing! HUGS~Donna
Right! The east of the Mississippi...free is hard to find. Come west, they said. :) I hope you get to...so much beauty...and SO different from the east. Ofcourse the east is beautiful...but I grew up Md and lived or travelled all over the northeast and down the coast...I'm sick of it lol. It just so different out here.stay warm!
Thanks for the tour, mountains are beautiful with the snow. Neat museum. Take care.
Glad you enjoyed. There are mountains everywhere out here...no matter where you go. It had rained and was chilly...so that was fresh fall.
Looks like snow on some of the beautiful mountains. In the open desert you are showing. I wonder if you are bothered with rattlesnake. That would scare me. Happy trails on your adventure. Your tour was the best I've seen. Always wondered about that area and who lives there. I love the musical rattle your vehicle makes. You might also get some chimes to add to the rattling. It would be a nice addition. God bless you in your travels🎹🎶🤗🙏
Thank you for watching and leaving a comment. I am not fond of snakes either! And yes it is snake country...but not in the winter which is when I'm there the most. Spring and summer...you bet ya. I also walk with a hiking stick....hoping the vibration will alert and critters and they run away.
Interesting history love learning about the past history of town thanks
Thanks...I find it interesting too. Glad it's not just me lol
Thanks, Lots of good info., heading there soon to live.
Wow I don't know how you can stand all that banging that would absolutely drive me nuts
Surprised no mention of all the Firework stores in that little town.
That is interesting and thanks for mentioning it....there are soooo many. Never went into a single one! I love fireworks...but there's no where to set them off so..... I think it's legal in Nye county but I'm not really sure about that either. You sure can buy them there!
Thank you for the tour! The landscape is great as always in Nevada ;)
The RV park name is Preferred RV resort. It is just off Hwy160 and 372
They also have some sort of membership option. I see these memberships being sold on Craigslist.
Ah, ...probably like a gated community for the rv world. You have to be a member to stay there and probably a long term deal. But they are jammed in there side by side with no elbow room...ha...I dont get the appeal. I'm sure there are amenities for your membership...pool and such.
@@persuethedream9862 Odd thing, someone asked me the name of that park in my notifications, but it never showed up on the video comment section.
Anyway, I think you get 30 days rent included in the membership, and a reduced rate thereafter. You don't need to be a member to rent. Every 9 months they make you move to a new spot in the park. I think this is to keep down outside clutter.
I knew a guy that lived in a house and bought a membership so he could use the hot tub there.
What are you driving an old traveling salesman 'Elixer Wagon?
That was the inspiration!
"Predominantly white" exactly what I wanted to hear. Nice!
A good tour & history lesson, 🙏🏽 thx.
I lived in Pahrump Nevada from October of 2008 until March of 2013
Its different isn't it. Still in Nevada?
U should have Included the Various New Residential Communities Springing Up around Pahrump. It would provide Viewers a better picture of the Town.
Thanks for the journey. This has been a great video of what its really like to be out on one's own and a taste of the freedom. Exciting and interesting. Haven't seen another video like it. Keep em coming!
Thank you for saying so! Have several videos in the hopper!
THANK U
You're welcome
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Thx for this
You are welcome
Thanks I was thinking of investing in Pahrump Nevada I got a better understanding from your video thank you I also subscribe to you
The constant clanging noise in the background makes the video unwatchable
I like all the clinking and clanking of metal items.
Lol that would drive me crazy!!!
I lived there in the 80s. All the changes and I said Jesus Christ and then the Jesus sign pops up. I believe the population was like 4,000 back then.
lol. It's always a shocker to see what happened, in the last 40 years, to places that were once small and sleepy. I often wish I had traveled more back then so I could see the unspoiled version of places. Moab is one of those places I could kick myself for not knowing about in back then. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment
its way better than you think but it can be bad
I think that's an accurate way to put it.
How do you dump one potty into another potty without getting crap all over the seat you're dumping into? I'm sure the next person who sits on it appreciates that. :)
With great care is how you do it...you have to flush while you pour. Also I'm not an asshole...I know how to clean up after myself.
i lived there
i live here to
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Next Video please Remove all the CLINKING STUFF on your Dashboard.. And the Brown Bronco at 2.30 👍.. Have Fun 🤙🤙
Some say it's too cold for van life in the winter. Have you been there in Dec, Jan, and Feb? How cold does it get and for how long? How hot does it get in Sept? I don't want to be there if it's still over 90 degrees. Does Walmart sell propane?
I've been there mostly in the winter. Those three months can be very nice during the day...its still cold at night.cuz its 5k above sea level..30s. But the winds can be bad! Not sure about Sept but I imagine its still pretty hot. Walmart sells pre- bottled propane...no fill station.
@@persuethedream9862 How do you heat your van? If it uses propane, do you have the canister inside or outside the van? Some say it's dangerous to have it inside cause it can leak and kill you.
@@JoeDoe2 yes propane but I had a Mr buddy with the small canisters. Mr buddy is made for inside but you can't use a large, grill sized, tank inside ..just the canisters. and I would just turn it on to warm up, then off til I got cold. Mostly I went to the library during the day on bad days and did computer work. Nice library. At night I'd have it on until I was ready to go to sleep and turn it off...fully clothed with hat and gloves, double socks...get under the covers and pull them up..you can stay pretty warm if you have enough layers. Not as bad as it sounds, lol
@@persuethedream9862 Are you saying the big ones are too dangerous for the inside cause they could leak or explode? I was concerned about the cost of the small green canisters. I've heard the big gray "20s" are much cheaper to run per hour of use, and I think some people have them outside the van on a rack, and some people build wooden boxes for them on the inside. I'm just starting to get info from people. I think it's warmer in Laughlin. Do you ever go over there? I'm also looking into the casino option in Laughlin where they let you stay as long as you want, but that's a smaller town with much fewer stores, etc. Probably no library. Thanks for the video.
@@JoeDoe2 the big tanks are definitely cheaper per lb to operate...but Mr Buddy says don't do that in an enclosed area. Thats good enough for me. Here's the think about Nev in the winter...you are only a days drive from Southern Cal where is generally warmer. So if Pahrump got to cold..I'd leave for a wk and come back. Laughlin is a rough town according to people I've known who come from there.
Can't wait!! :)
Look DEEP!! WATER and POWER!! If you are going to live there.. I was going to live there but ABSOLUTELY not Now.
does law enforcement patrol in the dessert a few mikes out of town to run off the campers?
Its BLM so legal to park for 2 weeks then you have to move at leadt 25 mile ls. And yes they check.
Lol hahaha the local police? They can't even catch a cold!
Needs More Cow bell!
lol, ya think. I like the sound but it drives some people crazy.
Aw those casinos full of asthmatics and COPDer's.
Would have been a great video, but the damn annoying banging, clanging in your video! Like I said, would have been...
Thanks, I work on that in the future. Lol, that clanging is intentional though...I like the sound when I drive (no radio).
PerSueTheDream my husband and I currently live in North Pole, Alaska but we are also seasonal residents of Pahrump, having bought a home there a couple of years ago. I can appreciate what pitstopsogmc said about the clanging, because it WAS a little bit of a surprise to hear all of that once you got to the dirt road, but then I chuckled and appreciated the “reality” of your video... no overdub... just life on the road as it really is for you. Cool. :-) As to not having a radio, perhaps that’s your personal choice because you prefer not to have one, or maybe the rig didn’t come with one, or its broken and getting a new one isn’t a budget priority right now.... Just in case you really DO like music, or e-books and such, I’ve got a little tip that you and your fellow travelers might appreciate. It’s called UE Boom and it’s a Blue Tooth Speaker. I usually use mine at home, but I don’t really think the speakers in my car are very good, and I don’t want to invest in replacing them, so I sometimes take my speaker with me on the road, and feed the sound from my iTunes account, or audiobooks or radio into that, and voila’! Traveling Tunes. And, if it were me, I’d keep the clanging, with or without the tunes. It’s always nice to rattle stuff a bit; stirs up stagnation and moves molecules. Motion is Lotion! Safe Travels to You! Oh, I nearly forgot... Your video was really informative. I learned some stuff about my new home town that I didn’t know already!