Working on the road: What about tax advantages?

In a story in “money.cnn.com” a reader who fancies the fulltime RV lifestyle was concerned about how working on the road as a fulltimer might affect taxes. The reader has a job as a mortgage broker in Florida, a wife, and two children, but can happily with the advent of wireless internet communications take […]


Looking for a camp host position? Here are several

Like they sing in one of the choruses from The Music Man, “You really ought to give Iowa a try!”
The Buckeye state is seeking several folks (or couples) who could handle camp hosting positions. There may be miles and miles of corn and soybeans, but there are pockets of natural beauty tucked in here […]


Fulltimers Put Togetherness to the Test: Fulltime in a Truck Camper

You gotta like togetherness. It’s a good thing that Sasha and Laura Jevetich like it, because their fulltiming world is compactly put in an 8′ 10″ SnowRiver truck camper. We’ll let the Jevtichs explain their reasoning:
“We sold our home May 2007. With the mortgage, the property taxes, utilities, lawn care, storage, newspaper, maid, insurance, HOA […]


Are You a Neo-Bedouin?

As technology continues to make advancements, the footloose lifestyle is attracting more professionals: They’ve even got a name for them: Neo-bedouins. A take-off from the wandering Arabian nomads, the neo-bedouins don’t ride a camel, many of them pack about in motorhomes or trailers.
Take Richard and Angela Hoy for example. With four […]


Oregon Park Looks for Camp Hosts–With a Twist

Quiet Oregon county park needs camp host. Sleep next to the river. Stay longer than you expected? See the story for more detail.


Camp Hosting Doesn’t Always Mean "No Money"

A couple who camp host in a small town in Texas prove that a camping hosting position doesn’t always mean an RVer who puts in time only for an RV site.
Rosie and Walt Bullock camp host in Grapevine, Texas. In addition to having a free hookup website, the couple also receives a stipend for […]