How Much Does RV Living Cost?
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- When deciding to live in an RV cost is one of the most common and important factors. How much does RV living actually cost?
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Great advise! Thanks for not ignoring the criminal element invading our great outdoors and back parking lots. Finally some common sense!
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Those bronze figures are amazing.
Good facts. Thank you 👍
You bet, thanks for watching!
We use thousand trails and stay 21 days. Then we have the trails collection for $199 a year which adds 100 xtra campgrounds. Works for us check it out
Thanks for sharing!
I love the fact you use common sense regarding your safety. You are one of the few solo female travelers I have found on RUclips that encompasses so many positive characteristics and it’s refreshing. So many you tubers lose themselves when they focus on the money aspect of RUclips instead of what their channel is suppose to be about. Thanks for staying who you are and being honest and genuine. I think you are a great role model for female rv’ers. Have a blessed day. PS... please keep Bobby Gene around. Not that you need him but I think your friendship is a great addition for both your channels... Happy Trails!!!
Thanks so much SBC!
even if I could afford it, I would not stay in RV parks...I hate being that close to other people, their rigs, & their noise. I've been on the road for almost 2 years, and BLM/NF/State Land is all I camp on. Free! Never had a problem….
I've found to try to reverse the seasons, stay in hot places in the summer and cool or cold in winter, It costs more on fuels but definietly thins the herd!
We like BLM campgrounds too. Do you get inet and 30-amp in your locations?
@@benificentmillipedius634 I boonedock...no plug-ins... some places I get the Net, like right now east of Hurricane Utah
I realize I am pretty randomly asking but does anyone know a good site to watch newly released series online ?
@Mordechai Misael lately I have been using Flixzone. Just google for it :)
Great common sense honest advice (as always), thank you Pippi. Plus you all have saved us a vast amount of travel expence in following you. God bless.. safe travel. Peace, love and joy.
Thanks so much John, happy trails!
Great video, Pippi! But as a word of caution to everyone interested in this lifestyle: never underestimate the rig cost (initial and ongoing), particularly repairs... let's say you have the transmission in your motorhome going out, that's easily 2-3k right there and can ruin your budget plans. And since it's your house-on-wheels, its usually also not easily replaceable like a cheap car. RV living "can" be cheaper than rent, for sure, but some people have the wrong expectations.
The Cruisin' Crew - Shocking how expensive RV's are, even the old ones. I see why so many are going with vans.
This is the best video on cost I have seen . I live fulltime in my RV . I became disabled in 2014 and bought a new RV , made one final trip to my favorite place I wanted to live out my life , Rockport , Texas . I pay $280. a month plus 13 cents a KWH for electric . I think the new campers are paying over $300. . Last summer , while in the hospital , we were hit with a hurrican and I lost my RV . Now I have a 2018 , with a better floor plan for wheelchair use , so life goes on . Rockport is recovering and we probley have about 80 RV parks , locally and this is a small town . Thanks for a truthful video .
Sorry to hear about your disability. I’m happy to hear you are all set up to just enjoy and live. Kind regards and happy trails!
Good to know Rockport Fulton is making the comeback as it is my hometown. Hubby and I plan to retire there, my dad had a place out on Copano Ridge, we found a RV park Enterprise Street but felt it would be noisy with the High School traffic in the winter months. Pippi as always you bring on a smile when I watch you and the doggo.
Boondocking on BLM is perfect for me as long as there is no one else at the same spot. BUT, I don’t haul a rig, just a sprinter van 19’. So when I go to the store it goes too!
John P what brand is your van?
Exactly!!
Awesomeness!
The short answer is it's the same as house living. You can spend a million (or more) dollars a year. Or you can spend under 10 grand a year. Just depends what you personally want life to look like and how much you're willing to sacrifice to full time.
You’ve probably left Oklahoma City by now but for others who might visit, I also recommend the Oklahoma City Bombing Memorial (I had a cousin killed in the blast); it is quite nicely done. And the Cowboy Hall of Fame is fun.
Sorry to hear about that Jody
I was just there (RVing) and visited a few places in OKC including the memorial. Some beautiful sights as well. Interesting place. I'm currently in Nashville and that's another interesting place - highly recommend it.
Pippi Peterson I'll
The memorial is a must see.
definitely - very somber - and important to our history
More about OKC...although I was on an extended business trip when I first encountered OKC, not in an RV, I did enjoy myself. Two of the things I remember most were: 1. How truly nice everyone was to me. It didn't matter whether I was in a gas station, restaurant, or lost and asking for directions - people were so down-to-earth and just flat out nice. Even the folks at the office where I was helping complete a project. Hope it still is like that 2. Great BBQ :-) I always manage to find some whenever I travel. Ok...that's my 4 cents :-)
👍 those sound like great memories!
New Mexico adventure pass 200. A year get you 30 day in any NM state park, stay up to 30 in each park
The Walmarts around this section of Florida don't allow overnight parking. They do have lots of security cameras but I don't know if they would help a random RVer if say, someone broke-in. And it would look better if you bought a little something - you would have an excuse for being there. -- Observation - with housing and apt prices going up and up most places (except maybe in Detroit) more of us will be looking into full time RV living. -- Another nice vid Pippi. Old song: A rolling stone gather no moss.
Yes that’s very likely. Happy trails and best of luck to you ☺️
Bobby is a good guy.
Ok so here is my 2 cents. After watching and following Fate Unbound, KYD, LJMJ, and Driving n Vibin, who all do A LOT of boon docking and utilize BLM Land quite extensively I feel that it isn't dangerous. They often say they feel safer out there where there are fewer neighbors because it would be more obvious if strangers were trying to break in. And it isn't convenient to go WAu out there to hope to break in & steal stuff. Much easier where there are people and opportunities, where no one would notice a "different" person hanging around an RV.
It’s usually easier and more convenient to follow the crowd. Why think for yourself or find out for yourself when you can let others do that for you.
Hi Lisa, my 2 cents as a retired 25 law enforcement officer (Orlando) and full time RV traveler of several years now. I'm not broke so I don't need to boondock, although I have because there were no other options, I enjoy being retired and having some comforts as I travel our beautiful country. 99.9999% Crooks, criminals, thieves, rapists, ex-cons,...are broke and stupid. They usually have an addiction, mental disorder, or abusive history and have very little value of other peoples lives and property. With other investigators we have located most wanted fugitives in the BLM boondocking in tents, huts, tarps, or any "trash mobile" that they have taken from a relative or found abandoned. It's free and isolated, that's what they want. I have camped in BLM, Division of Forestry, public lands, etc. they are everywhere out there. I most likely will take notice of them much more easily than you. Yes there are a few 'normal' folks sprinkled out there as well, I fear for them..they will have stories to tell one day. Please, at least heed some very experienced advice, a single woman camped out in isolation is a target for predators. Like a deer alone in a field. It's not a matter of if...it's a matter of when will you be a victim in one way or another. There are many State, County, City, parks out there that are reasonable priced where those statistics I mentioned go down. Either way, have a protective dog, and a concealed weapons permit, and keep your head on a swivel and judge EVERYONE, be smart. Put a man sized pair of boots outside your RV when parked. Don't put flowers and pink flamingos all over your camper etc... Army Corps of Engineers also make awesome campgrounds and good prices. RUclips channels who boondock don't want to show that dark side, they want to show this 'look what I can do' because we don't have two nickels to rub together and can live cheap, or for free, out here with the rest of the loser low lifes. At 2am, no one is watching. Safe journeys to you what ever you decide :)
Gene's Therapy, I understand what you are saying to a point. The one thing I do not agree with is the way you say that "broke" people boondock. I am not broke and I boondock everywhere. I boondock because I like the quiet, I boondock because I don't have neighbors next to me. (I can stay home for that) I boondock for the views and quite a few other reasons. I could go out and buy a brand new camper being as i am NOT broke but I do prefer to camp in my 1993 Dodge cargo van that I have had many yrs. As far as bad people living on BLM and everywhere they can hide, They are everywhere. You should know that being a police officer from Orlando ( I am St. Petersburg, Fla) You know as well as I that most convicts on the run come to Fla to live yr round under everyone's noses. As much as I have camped in Fla, Tn, Ky, Ga, S.C etc I have never had a problem. I am prepared for when that time comes. But you are not right to put people in groups. Some of the nicest people I have met on the road are poor. Once again you proved to me that Police officers judge people by their wealth, what they drive and how they live. God bless you.
Nancy Rae Hi. Well, I can offer this, as a former park ranger. Even our wonderful National Parks have armed law enforcement for a very good reason. You’d be amazed how many shady things go on out on our public lands, pretty much the same as any where. Agree that many good times can be had, but we should all be prepared to take care of ourselves.
Hi Nancy. I certainly didn't mean all people who boondock are broke. I used to occasionally boondock myself when traveling the country on my motorcycle for three years, that's camping. My intention was to convey those who boondock permanently, in one location, under a tarp, or fashioned shanty, or taped together pop up etc.... are NOT camping, the are existing out on public lands because they are excons or down on their luck, or have addictions or mental issues. Not all are bad, some are just trying to scrap by. Not ALL out there are transients, I understand that, some are campers who happen to be among them as well. But the chances are very strong those solo females who travel (camp) full time, and boondock, are more likely to become a victim of a crime, harassment, or stalking etc. Yes, they are everywhere, but it is easier to steal your things or harass you out in the middle of no where than it is in town, at an RV park, or county or state park etc. the numbers go way up out there trust me. Yes they are still there as well, but much much less if it a reputable park. Yes, some are quite nice, so was Ted Bundy. You put me into a group of 'all police officers' after telling me it wasn't right to put people in groups. My only intention was to give Lisa words of wisdom based on years of experience, because I have a huge heart and care about people and like to help them if they want it. The choice is theirs. Safe travels to you. :)
We did the thousand trails too. It was around $500 for a year. It was 14 days in and 14 days out I think. I liked the parks. It was really quiet and I enjoyed the lakes and bike trails.
Hi Pippi...I see you're approaching 100 K subs ...So proud of your success ...congrats and thumbs up !
Thank you so much Gary! I remember back when I was excited to have 300!
State Parks in New Mexico do include WiFi. $14.00 per night if you don't have a NM State Park Pass. $4.00 per night if you do. Electric, water and dump station included.
Wow! I heard only one NM State park has wifi and there's a 14-day stay limit. True o no? Thnx
There is a 14 day limit, and there are many State Parks to visit, 14 days at a time.
In Alberta, Canada electricity is usually included in monthly plans for the summer months and NOT included for RV parks that offer winter camping.
Interesting but not surprising!
So sorry that happened to your ankle Pippi; recover quickly and continue to enjoy your journeys..
Thank you so much! Happy trails 😄
Great Job on the video Pippi ! I thought you gave a good break down on not only cost, but what it's like living the full time RV Life. I'm so sorry to hear that you twisted your ankle badly. I know, that had to hurt ! Thank goodness, Bobby Gene was there for you, Chase & Pearl. I'm so glad that you two are traveling together. I hope by now your ankle is feeling much better. My prayers & wishes are for you. That restaurant had a lovely view ! Reminds me of the one in Hawaii that turns as well as being so high up....what a blast. I hope the food was good. Do take care of yourself & Safe Travels for both you & Bobby Gene. ~~~ Prayers & Hugs ~~~
Thank you so much Maggie. Bless your heart!
That's exactly what we have found the daily, weekly and monthly costs of campgrounds, RV parks and fairgrounds to cost while we are full-timing.
After having fulltimed myself for years, and with parents that also were fulltimers for years so I am acquainted with their experiences (or at least the high/low points); ... have to say I would rather take the chance with neighbors within sight but not close proximity on blm land than have neighbors with your mindset close to me where they can be waiting for me to leave for a time so they can ransack my rig and get all the 'loot' into their own rig to hide the evidence ... Problems and people with low moral character/ no ethics are MUCH more likely to be sitting in a campground with more opportunities than in the middle of the forest in my and my parents' experiences.
What a great video Pippi !!! I too am considering full-time next year in retirement. And my wife would never want to boon dock because of the obvious risks !! This was enlightening and I thank you - as always !! Best of health - safe travel - and God bless !!!!
Thanks Bruce and best to you guys, happy trails!
OK city is on my list of destinations now. I live at a marina, all expenses paid for $400/month and LOVE IT!
I've been following you from the beginning. remember the tearing up of the things, the making of the counter with the pennies. I love the new fifth wheel, now you're living in luxury. But it seems that you have left me and a lot of others behind. I don't have the ability to move up and into the RV Resort group.
Free land! Until the dust bowl.. Welcome to California y"all! Sorry about the ankle, I did the same thing and had to have surgery. Thanks for that! Well done my friend. Rox
Thank you so much Rox!
Hi Pippi!
I'm the guy who suggested that you take in the Greyhound Hall of Fame in Abilene, KS. If you are coming up Highway 81 you will go through Concordia, KS. There is an RV park at Airport Park there just as you get to town. A Wal-Mart across the highway. Camping is free for a donation and there is a dump station. Nice concrete parking and I believe 30 amp service. Check it out! I enjoy your videos!
Eric
Oh no! Sorry you fell. May you heal quickly.
Starts @5:36
Good points and terrific incite from someone who has "Been there, done that". Experience and the wisdom which comes from it is worth a fortune, but only if you are smart enough to accept it and ultimately use it.
Thanks!!
Thanks Jim
The way I learned about the Oklahoma Land Run in state history class in public school in Oklahoma, the movie "Far And Away" pretty much nailed it.
You are such a ... diplomatic ... narrator, Pippi! Excellent video!
Thank you
We have found it is cheaper to stay a month than 2 weeks. And there are a few place that doesn't charge you for electricity. Most of the ones that do are out west.
For folks that say they avoid RV parks and utilize BLM/State parks/Nat. Forests/etc,.... How do you handle utilities? Where and how often do you fill/empty tanks and where do you get your electricity? I am retiring in two years and will be out there with you. Thanks for the tips.
Best of luck John and congrats on the retirement!
I find the monthly rate per day in the Boston area... Cape Cod... to be a whopping.. $70 to $75 a day!
Yikes! 😲
Northern Arizona summer rates $1200/month. Some hi-alt CO rates just as high.
It also depends on if you own your rig or you have it paid off and how much you're paying for RV Insurance or car insurance if it's a converted camper van
There's a lot of places to Boondock there's rest stops truck stops you said Walmart and Cracker Barrel there's also gyms that are 24 hours supermarkets that are 24 hours and a lot of other places
I'm not going to list everything
But you're right about the cost of campgrounds and fuel you're always going to have a cell phone bill you're going to have internet bill unless you're using your cell phone or a hotspot Bill
You might have a DirecTV bill you might have Netflix everybody is going to be different and the food will be different to depending on are you going to cook or eat out or both and the other factor is are you retired and on a fixed income or are you able to work while on the road and pick up side jobs or be able to work remotely
At the job you already have
I can't wait to do this I don't know if I'm going to be full-time or part-time I'm going to try it and see how it is I know it's not for everyone but that's how you find out you give it a go and see what happens
And your very attractive
I also could have given you a look around on Tinker Air Force Base.
If i see bobby .. I unsubscribe 😡💔
Thousand Trails gives free rent includes electric ($565 yearly membership). if you stay only 4 days you can go from resort to resort, no limit. If you stay over 4 days up to 14 days you must leave 7 days out of the system (stay in another park with a 1 week rate) then go back into the Thousand Trails system. I agree with you, The scariest part of boondocking for me is leaving my RV. Criminals find an unattended RV with no witnesses around, it's like a payday. Some of the Walmart residents can appear a little sketchy. I'll stay the night but usually don't leave me rig for long and usually not at night. I know most thieves live in the city but some wonder into the back country. In a park or temporary stay resort there are many witnesses and some have nice rigs and are less likely to steal. A close neighborhood atmosphere makes it more likely to get caught and therefore uncomfortable for thieves. The van dwellers who say how safe it is, when they leave camp take all their belongings with them in their van.
There are many, many different Thousand Trail memberships. The best ones allow 14-21 days AND park to park allowed.
And watch free about that?
James Wells It's free when you pay.
Boondocker Bill
You bring up good points Bill.
A premium thousand trails membership will pay for itself pretty quick if you're anything close to a full timer.
It's a better deal out west where they're mostly located.
Boondocker Bill thousands trails is overpriced "time share"camping. Shares can be purchased short cheap elsewhere. Google it. There are lots of hidden costs. Average costs would actually be $50-75/ per night and it's ber limited on where you can stay.
Great video! Hope the ankle is better. Good thing you don't have to use a clutch. Great advice. I definitely value your extensive travel experience. Theres always sketchy stuff going on at walmart. Day or night. Take care. See ya!
Thanks Rob, happy trails 👊
So about a thousand a month is set aside for expenses just for camping. Food & fuel is a separate expense. Its up to you to go over or under your budget. Safety is an issue when considering your campsite. Boondocking is the cheapest but can be the most riskiest. Sorry to hear about your ankle twist Pippi, stuff like that happens.
I agree with your point on BLM land and National Forests and boondocking. One of my concerns is tearing up my truck or rig on the rough roads or getting stuck in the middle of nowhere.
That’s another thing to consider
Could I add? BLM campgrounds are $7/nite with 30/50Amp & H2O, and camping (water only) $3, with the all-agency pass. You might have to have made it to 55 to get one of those. We get 27mpg in our 4x4 Suburban going 45 - 50 mph, not towing. Towing 60mph we average 10-12 mpg. Looking for a 2500 4x4 Suburban!
Hope you get better fast & soon.I traveled alot in the mid 80's across the usa Ca. to NJ. a few times, Hope you gather great memory's . You do good video's
Thanks so much!
Thanks, Pippi!
My first day on the road my van broke down and I ended up in OKC (I grew up in Oklahoma). I stayed overnight at the bass pro right next to the centennial monument!
So right Pippi ... common sense everyone.
God gives us free choices, a brain to think wisely with... let’s not blame him ..when we don’t use either one appropriately...
When “hell happens”
... the relevant expression
👉🏻“ MY BAD” 👈🏻fits right in!
Good info! My ankles are the same way. I can step on a stone and roll my ankle and tumble. I enjoyed the music in your intro.
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you!
What you are doing is great. I have a few questions I hope you don’t mind answering. How long have you been living in a rv? How old are you? Do you think you will one day settle down and have a family?
I was in my previous rv for four years and this one for eight months. Right now I’m enjoying what I’m doing
Have you or will you be installing an alarm system and maybe video for security to your trailer?
I want to
"WOW"!! That Sculpture is the biggest I've ever seen and Beautiful too. Hope that Ankle is soon better and you are OK. Happy Travels, Stay Safe.
Thanks Joseph. I really loved the sculpture and the size of it made it even better ☺️
Very useful information. Thanks Pippi.
You bet, thanks for watching! ☺️
What is your experience if you stay 3 to 4 months at one park? how do you set up and disconnect utilities?
That would usually be mo they as well. They give you the numbers and you just call the company and set up an account. Connect and disconnect when you decide.
Wow, very nice setup. Stay well and stay safe on your journeys.
Great Video Pippi you Nailed it all
Thanks a bunch!!
We stay at the casino parking lots . They have security driving around.
I’ve stayed in a few of those. Good options and they usually have strong WiFi too 😄
Great information! 😁👍. Hope your ankle is doing better.
Thank you Steph. It’s mostly fine but would you believe it’s still hurting if I move it in a weird way. Takes a while to fully heal while also being in regular use.
😟just checking out bass pro shop and it remember it on the main street I can’t remember the name of it but it enjoy it maybe you will have time to check it out enjoy your time in Oklahoma
HEY you're driving thru Oklahoma City!! I see the OKC skyline and the Scissortail Bridge over I40. I'm sure this was from a few days ago. Hope you had a good trip and/or stay in the OKC area.
This was very helpful information. It is what I am dealing with in planning my trip out west this fall and winter. I am bringing my dog along and want to travel economically by boondocking whenever I can, but I don't feel comfortable leaving my dog in the trailer while I go off sightseeing if it is parked out in the wilderness. Because of that, I will be staying in RV Parks, State Parks, etc. more than I had originally planned. I have joined just about every club I can just to get discounts on the park fees. Having a pet along changes the whole way you have to travel, but I am glad I can take him with me.
I agree Joan. I hate relying on a generator for AC. No matter what I worry about them and the heat. Even if I’m plugged into electric I still worry. Glad he’s going with you though because they are the best companions ☺️
Nice new touch being able to film each other at a distance, hard to do by yourself. Florida by the month $720 with everything. Jekyll by the month $660 with everything. I exclude campground wifi, as I don't bother to check it anymore, all towers 24/7. Just a note Pippy, if the trailer has ABS braking, would suggest turning it off. Treat the 5th like an anchor you can throw out while ABS enabled on the truck for steering. I am 15.8k towing 8k with active brakes on 4 discs ABS off, the rig actually stops faster with the Toad, it will pull you down. imgur.com/qd2uKnb Before you were heavy towing light, now you are lite towing heavy, brake priority from the rear
Wow, those statues are amazing - such talent it took to create them! I'm glad you use your good common sense Pippi and that you don't take chances with your safety.
Thanks Linda, I have been there and done that. Trying to reduce my naïveté even further
At casino's or some of them it's free hook up spend a couple of dollars get free drinks.
From what I am seeing on other RVers YT videos, the casinos now want you to spend around $50 in their casinos to stay the night. I'm sure not all of them are like that but it looks like that's the way a lot of them are moving towards.
It really depends on where you're going. BLM lands are great - unless they're close to things. Personally I had more problems in RV parks and Campgrounds than on public lands. But then, I go off road where relatively few people go because my rig has 18" ground clearance and I can go where most people can't, so usually I'm alone out there except for the odd Jeeper with a off-road teardrop.
I totally agree Gene in Ohio we have what's called American Electric Power basically Land. Witch there is all kinds of people out there,.
Ugh yeah, build it and they will come,...ya gotta watch your 6 a lot more out there, some places are great, but wow...I've seen some areas just trashed, sad really.
Hi Pippi, greetings from Finland. Seems that I have now Pippifridays and Vintergatanwednesdays. Good things to follow. I appreciate landscapes in your videos and your clear speech which make me easy to understand.
I have never been in US, so its so exiting to see US way to live.
I’m so happy to hear that you get to have a sense and even ‘travel’ here. Thanks for coming along! 😄
Sprained a ankle once , then sprained the other babying the 1st . It does hurt !. Hope ya feel better Hopalong . If yr doing a lot of road travel fuel ads up quick . Happy trails
Doing a lot better, thank you Tracy!
You are a good explainer Pippi. Sketchy things at nighttime WalMart...Why...I don't believe it!! The dinner looked fabulous. Hope you didn't find any snails on your plate. Take care!!
JWelchon You would think, at a place that expensive, that they could keep the snails off of the food! To make her feel better, lets sing her the thermos song.....
Haha no snails! But they treated us to a ‘free’ tiny mushroom to get us started.
So the bottom line is $40 a day not counting gas, food, and whatever?
Also in Concordia, KS Airport park there is a fenced dog area that the dogs could run!
Great video. Thanks for breaking it down to the actual bottom dollar without the cost of what is all ready spent on necessities. The bronze statues are amazing. Thanks for the history lesson. Be safe. Safe travels. Later.
Thanks Walt, happy trails!
Wow the bronze statues are amazing
I agree, you need to enjoy an OKC Dodger game. My wife and I work with the Customer Service Dept., of the Dodgers, so IF you two are still in town or plan on going Aug 17-19 (Fri-Sun), let us know and we'll try to make sure you have a more than wonderful time. Have a great stay in Oklahoma!! We'll check back here later for any reply. Be safe!!
Thank you so much for your hospitality! We’ll have to catch it the next time we’re in town.
Hope that you will. Enjoy Okla and thanks for replying Jeff and Dawn
Well I guess my wife and I missed you again! Robbie was in OKC this morning but back in Tulsa now.
HI pippi enjoyed the Bronze Statues that's so cool good music to great video keep up the great work I hope your foot gets better the safe journey.
Thank you so much Joe!
You and Gene should check out Harvest Hosts, I think its $49.00 a year. They have a good website
Thanks for giving your time making this video.
You bet, Nancy. Thanks for watching!
Lots of great info, there, Pippi. Thanks for giving us your experience.
You bet, thanks for watching!
Excellent Info! Thanks for sharing all you know Pippi 🙏🏽
You bet, thanks for watching!
Thanks Pipi , you really post great info and have been following you for quite a while... Righty Ro
Thank you so much Robert! 😄
Good information and wish you a speedy recovery.
Thanks Rick
Good advice.. thanks so much. Safe travels!
Go to the Oklahoma City National Memorial. It's a must. Also, the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum.
What a nice drive and sorry to see your ankle. Surely was sweet of Bobby to walk the dogs. Also that meal that y'all had surely did look great. You have always had a level head on your shoulders to me anyway Pippi so the RV living cost thing is something to conceder. I appreciated the information. Looks like Chase is looking right in the camera. So cute. Enjoyed the video. Thanks!
Yes I saw that too. Thanks so much Leann 😄
Love Oklahoma! My Grandfather was in the Oklahoma Land rush!! ( I'm 78) Now live in GA.
Wow that’s amazing to hear! Thanks for sharing!
Cowboy museum and the bone museum are both great museum s. Also there is a small museum on carrier pigeons close by that is very interesting.
Oklahoma City! What restaurant was that you ate in? I used to live there but never ate down town. I have to go see the bronze exhibit soon. I have seen the guy on a TV special working on that! Thank for the info as I am soon buying an RV. I live north on I-35 from OKC approximately 100 miles in Ponca City.
Be sure and say hello to my aunt in Yukon, OK. Don’t miss the Cowboy Hall Of Fame Museum. Great display of Russell art.
Welcome to OKC and the home to the OKC Thunder. There is also a National Weather Museum too and Coyboy Hall of Fame.
Love your videos. We've been on the road for 2 years. Safe Travels!
I just remember what street it was Reno 😂anyway check it out
good talk.
I was driving from FL to TX. I swear I saw you and Bobby Gene on i10's alternate route heading east (there was a hazmat spill that closed that section of i10). I believe we were on on 190. I waved! LOL!
Wasn’t us but here’s a wave back anyway 😄👋
The bronze figures we're cool! And I liked the music you chose for it. Hope the ankle feels better.
Thanks Ed, happy to hear you enjoyed it 😄
Lovely video, and very interesting way to price travel. Love your advice. H
It doesn't cost me anything to watch Pippi Peterson and Bobby Gene on my cellphone but it costs them a lot of time to create enjoyable informative viewing... I think that's fair lol....
Pippi Peterson AT&T PRE-PAID wireless is $61.00/month on Auto-Pay plan for UNLIMITED DATA.
Good advice and video. I drive a 45' motor home and there are very few campgrounds I can get into because they NEVER trim their trees, so I am sorta stuck with RV Parks. Security... I use a nest cam hook up to wifi and leave it set up in my rv when I leave. You can access it thru you iPhone. You and Gene should make a video of the camera equipment u use and stuff. Enjoy your videos. Good luck to ya.
I’m thinking of getting a camera that has a temperature reading so I can check on the dogs
Even though my rv has the automatic generator start I don’t trust it with my dogs. It the power goes out at park then it comes on and keeps the rv cool. So I have the next cam set up with a temperature gage in plain view.
When I am away from the RV I check it every hour anyway. If there is any movement in the RV I get an email.If the power goes out at the park and the generator does not come on then your camera will not work either. If I see that I head straight back ASAP.
I always love watching your videos cause you are very smart and you always provide plenty of very useful advices. However, I don't agree with you regarding the BLM. I have a quite huge rig (A very clean class A, 40 feet long with a brand new 20 feet trailer) and so far I never had a single problem regarding security or anything else. Of corse, you need to do your homework, I mean, do some search on google to read the reviews of other peoples in order to choose a BLM that suite your needs. Moreover, most of them was quite close from a city able to provide all services. Actually, I spend most of my last 5 months in west USA in BLM and it's been a blast! I have to rise the point that in my trailer I have my motorcycles. Maybe it is easier for me to commute between the BLM and the closest city when I need something. My 2 cents. Keep going your good work, you are awesome!
It’s different for a man than for a single woman too. Good insight and thanks for sharing.
Of corse, even me, as a single man, I lock my door twice before sleeping when I am in a BLM, juste in case. In USA, you never know!