Is it toxic to live in an RV?

RVing is generally safe. As long as you set camp inside RV parks, national parks, and state parks you are typically safe from harm. Avoid remote areas where you cannot get help in case something happens.

Is RV life lonely?

An RV traveler may be lonely at times, but they are never truly alone while RVing. If help is needed on the road or in the RV park or state/national park or even boondocking, a friendly assist can be found from fellow travelers.

Are you safe in a camper?

Yes, you’re completely safe in your RV as long as your rig has the capabilities to hold up during a lightning storm. These capabilities are described in the previous section, but let’s go over them again quickly. If you want to use your RV as a shelter, it must have either an aluminum/steel roof or frame.

Can a single woman RV full time?

Sarah, LOTS of single women are successfully RVing, both part & full time. If you THINK you can; you’re right. If you THINK you can’t; you’re right. The good news is, that YOU get to decide whether to think positively or negatively.

Why do so many women go RV solo?

Whether they are just starting out in life, are post-retirement, or are somewhere in the middle, women who decide to RV solo get to experience life in a totally new dimension—one in which they define themselves instead of having their lives defined for them.

How can I Go RVing solo as a single woman?

Go with your gut. There are several female RV clubs, like RVing Women, Solo-Net and even a Roadtrek Solos if you are a member of Roadtrek International. You can network and find other single travelers to join you on your journeys. I have done 2 trips with women I have met on the web and had fun on both.

Are there any unattached women who live in RVs?

Nonsense. There are plenty of unattached women (and men) of all ages roaming the country in RVs, so think of your plan as embarking on the next phase – and adventure – of your life, what could be a most enlightening and satisfying lifestyle for the years ahead. And you don’t have to feel alone and vulnerable as a single RVer on the road.