My parents were Winter Texans. Other college kids spent spring break on the beach or some party place. I spent mine at McAllen Mobile Home Park in McAllen, Texas. There were dances, the pool, and all sorts of activities. Dad introduced me to Shipley Do-Nuts,  Sonic foot-long chili dogs, and genuine Mexican food. I made new friends -- they were all old. Or, at least to a teenager, they seemed old. But, I had a great time!  

Twenty-some years later, Bob and I announced we were going to be full-time RVers. Ironically, my mother about flipped. She just couldn’t grasp the concept. Why would we sell our house and leave behind our “good secure” jobs?

It’s now another twenty-some years later. She still doesn’t like our decision to be working RVers. However, it’s one of the best decisions Bob and I ever made! (Out ranked only by marrying each other.)

Many of our readers tell us their family and friends don't fully accept their RVing lifestyle. We understand. We hope you find support and encouragement on the pages of our RVing websites.

For quick reference, here are the links to the home pages:

~ RV Life and Travel (General RVing)

~ Workers On Wheels (Working while RVing)

Working RVer Tip

There's a difference between advice and information. Lots of people give free advice. It's often based on their biased opinion. Information, on the other hand, is based on facts.

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Afraid of Not Finding Work: Having Confidence to Go Full-Time RVing

“Weren’t you afraid of not finding work? Wasn’t it scary to quit your jobs to go full time RVing and travel?” Those are questions we frequently hear. The answer is a resounding, “No!” There was never any doubt that we’d be able to support ourselves on the road. Here’s why.

~ Read the rest of this article on the Workers On Wheels website.