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Big news for the RV crowd—Nevada County’s put the brakes on a vote about legalizing RV living. That move has set off some lively arguments among residents, RV folks, and local officials alike. I’ve spent thirty years in the RV travel world, so I get why this matters. Let’s get into what’s actually happening with…

Nevada County leaders recently hit pause on a vote about legalizing RV living on private property. This move stirred up a mix of reactions among locals and RV fans alike. The ordinance aimed to tackle the ongoing housing crunch and offer folks more flexible living options. But concerns over infrastructure, safety, and the impact on…

If you love the open road, there’s just something irresistible about the simplicity of truck camper living. Lately, the article “Keep It Simple, Stupid: Truck Camper Living Doesn’t Get Any Easier Than With a Freedom Camper” has caught the attention of a lot of RV fans. It takes a close look at the Freedom Camper,…

Recently, a community meeting put the spotlight on Glassyard Commons, the new RV lot and tiny house site in West Seattle. This project, led by the Low Income Housing Institute (LIHI), aims to bring real housing solutions for people experiencing homelessness in the area. The meeting touched on the project’s design, amenities, and how it…

As someone who’s spent years on the road, I can’t help but feel a buzz about this news. A county in California is thinking about officially allowing people to live full-time in their RVs. This could shake things up for RV folks and the community at large. If it goes through, it might make life…

The world of RV living keeps shifting, and lately, the real estate market’s twists have been impossible to ignore for anyone calling their RV home. Fluctuating mortgage rates, global events—yeah, all of it matters if you’re hitting the road. From sudden bumps in fuel costs to the ripple effects of international tensions, RV enthusiasts really…

In recent years, living in recreational vehicles (RVs) has shifted from a vacation trend to something people consider as a real housing option. In British Columbia, there’s a growing push to recognize RVs as legitimate permanent homes—a move that could shake up the housing scene. Advocates are making their case, and there’s a lot to…

So, the San Diego Police Department has really ramped up its efforts to regulate RV living inside the city limits. They say it’s because of more complaints and safety concerns. Not surprisingly, this crackdown has sparked a pretty heated debate among RV enthusiasts, city officials, and local folks. With three decades in the RV travel…

In a landmark move, the Baileyton Planning Commission granted a homeowner special permission to live in an RV on their property. This marks a surprising shift in local zoning rules and seems to echo the growing trend toward flexible housing solutions. The special exception came after the commission carefully weighed the homeowner’s unique circumstances. It’s…

There’s a heartwarming story coming out of Redmond, Oregon. Pastor John Smith has chosen a pretty unconventional path to connect with his congregation. He lives in an RV and preaches online. Pastor Smith really shows what adaptability and resilience can look like when times get tough. This story also taps into a bigger trend—more people…