Full Time RVers Share Their Favorite way to RV

Full Time RVers Share Their Favorite way to RV: We sat down with our favorite full time RVers and asked them some of the most common questions we are asked by subscribers. I hope you enjoy it! Be sure to subscribe to catch the entire series!
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[@Danlentz60]

I watch a lot of RV related KZbin videos, most of them created by couples. I enjoy your videos because of the great dynamics between the two of you . Not sure if dynamics is the best way to describe it, but your love and respect of each other make your videos a joy to watch. So often one person monopolizes the conversation giving the other person little opportunity to contribute to the conversation, this is not so with your videos. You’re love for each other and RVing comes through strong and it’s refreshing. Please keep producing the videos. My wife and I just recently retired and are still looking for the right RV to match our still undetermined style. I expect that we will be a mix too, starting off in the comfort and safety of parks with full hookups and working towards some more remote sites. We do like people around, just not too close. Being out in the middle of nowhere for an extended time probably won’t be I preferred style of RVing. Thanks for your videos, Dan

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks so much. That was really nice. We are just being us! Good luck with your RV search. I hope you find exactly what you are looking for.

[@Scott2buck]

Camping spots are like PCS moves. My two favorites are the one I just left, and the one I’m headed to!!

[@todayissomeday]

OMG! Yes!! Hahaha I have not heard this in a long time.

[@joelshattlesjr1733]

Love your up front and helpful videos! Thanks for sharing the experiences.

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks for joining us!

[@angelaconaway3552]

Great video as always

[@todayissomeday]

Your comment went to my spam. That is weird. Nothing crazy in there .....this time anyway! hahaha

[@carolbrucecollett]

Great info. Thanks, y'all.

[@todayissomeday]

Thank you! :)

[@greg9323]

You guys are great. Great information and thank you for sharing. Be safe and happy travels.

[@todayissomeday]

Thank you! Happy travels to you as well.

[@rvitiarvrentals164]

Great video, I just subscribed to your channel. You guys looks amazing :)

[@robincuster9202]

Great video! I’m excited to start boondocking.

[@todayissomeday]

We are planning a how to video on Boondocking that will be released in the next few weeks.

[@5115medic]

Our first choice is Army Core of Engineers, then State parks, then private campgrounds. Staying with family is always nice.

[@jimcrousore6390]

Loved your videos more great information keep up the good work be safe

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks! Good to see ya again.

[@thepupsandus3654]

Such great dynamics between the two of you. Always a pleasure to watch!

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks for hanging out with us!

[@scottfield580]

Dude we met for the first time at The Olde Time Cotton Gin private park. Love and miss you guys. 😎😂❤️

[@todayissomeday]

You know we did!!! Miss you guys

[@OurNomadicStory]

The video was informative and entertaining. I love you guys use of collaboration.

[@todayissomeday]

We have really enjoyed it and cant wait to do another one.

[@Blues2cool]

The Glenda and I like a mix. We are running lithium and solar providing a lot of flexibility. But camping along rivers in the west fly fishing for trout is my favorite. Quiet, beautiful surrounded by the things I love and zero stress. M

[@todayissomeday]

We hope to get there one day Michael. Lithium and solar are on the list for sure....c'mon Powerball!! LOL

[@brendaschroeder2166]

Enjoyed as always

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks!

[@chayabrody722]

Finally catching up on ur videos

[@raymondrace4837]

This has been great!! We belong to TT and will use that as our foundation resting spot till I get to know my rig, I am wanting to do state parks, ACOE, and Boondocking. Great perspectives!! I hope we cross paths someday. Safe travels and good health!!

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks Raymond. Knowing your rig is a must. Once you have it figured out it will be a blast.

[@lindarose2837]

You had to drive ALL the way to California for groceries!! - I almost spit out my water Phil. Seems like most of us when we first start out tend to stick to as many full hookups as possible (and affordable) until we become comfortable with our rigs and ourselves. Then we branch out to try boondocking and find our 'balance' for what works best for the travel style we find the most comfortable. Thanks again for another good collaboration video. Enjoyed it! 👍

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks Linda!

[@1950bobk]

Very good video. For us our favorites are COE, State Parks, NP, County/City parks, Harvest Hosts, private (Phil that would be privately owned not the secrete hand shake kind) and last would be RV resorts especially over packed ones. We avoid these as much as possible (RV resorts). Keep up the good work.

[@todayissomeday]

It sounds like we like the same places

[@curtwalp5120]

Thought you could slip"BFE" by without being noticed!!!HAHA LOVE IT!! Really enjoy your videos. Safe travels and good health

[@eliwilliamson7849]

So what is BFE?

[@curtwalp5120]

A slang term for out in the middle of nowhere...Bum F#@% Egypt!!!

[@gaylemccowin5573]

The "privately owned" conversation at the end was the funniest part of the video. Thanks for the tips!!!

[@todayissomeday]

Hahaha! ;)

[@keithbanks9294]

Good show!

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks!

[@SunsetSeekers]

Thanks for the information! We plan to venture out into the boondocking world pretty soon. We've been reluctant to try it but there are just too many awesome places that we are missing out on by just being full hook-upers (did I just coin a phrase?) LOL!

[@todayissomeday]

I think you did! Expect to see Full Hook-uppers in our next boondocking video which will be coming soon!

[@cherieriabtsev1749]

My husband wants to try boondocking, but being without electricity scares me. Not necessarily scares me, but I like my AC at night 🤣

[@todayissomeday]

It is doable Cherie. Know your rig and stay out of the hotter climates......we hope to get better with cooler climates!!! LOL

[@shiftintohigh5564]

Great interviews. Full hook up story was great!!! My wife hates me watching these😂😂😂. You guys do a terrific job with these👍👍👍. Secret Squirrel handshake 😂😂😂😎😎😎

[@todayissomeday]

Hahahahaha!!! Thanks for coming by to hang out with us! Glad we could bring on a few laughs.

[@eliwilliamson7849]

We've been full timing one year on the 15th of April. We have learned SO much from every style of camping and when someone asked us for an example, of course, we go brain dead. Walmart parking lots present the biggest challenge for me because I don't like to use our propane stove to make coffee-that's what the electric coffee pot and the generator is for and it's bad form to leave our generator outside on the ground. Now that we've been living in 19' travel trailer getting a feel for tiny nomadic living for a year we are excited to add 70 sq. ft. of living space upgrading to a shorty Class A. (It's 25' with two slide. Ha, living large!) We are minimalist and prefer to remain under 25' so we fit anywhere especially in national parks. (Fell in love with an Axis by Thor in a campground in Utah and began researching the shorty Class A's.) Oh, it's important to note that we used to travel in Class B camper vans so each rig has gotten a little bit taller and the bathrooms have gotten roomier. Love your videos! You two are adorable.

[@todayissomeday]

Happy Campaversary!! Sounds like you have have learned a lot over the past year just as we have!

[@troy1420]

thumbs up for boondocking and for this awesome video!

[@todayissomeday]

Thumbs up to you for watching! :)

[@richardcorcorran8965]

We have done a little of everything, we love tailgating Texas Tech football games and have done a couple of bowl games.

[@todayissomeday]

Now that sounds like a blast!

[@scenicdriveways6708]

My wife Jo-Ann and I have done a lot of dry camping ( boondocking ) in the past and we prefer to dry camp. We get more privacy dry camping than we do camping at a park or campground.

[@todayissomeday]

We love boondocking now too!

[@johnebakeriii]

When you two hop on the squirrel cage, you could power Las Vegas!! Just an observation. ;)

[@Blues2cool]

We might try that going through Vegas. We are dropping weight, hard on a diet. So a few mile on the squirrel cage might be a helpful solution. RV living can put weight on ya. Being concious of your food intake and activity level along with getting older is an issue. We are super excited to be on the road again. Mike

[@todayissomeday]

Hahaha!

[@todayissomeday]

I am glad we are not the only ones having to drop weight! A squirrel could help us too! Keep us out of the wineries and breweries......although do I really want that to happen.

[@miked5728]

Great... Just great... Now I'm gonna spend HOURS, searching the web, trying to find out more about this "Secret Squirrel Handshake"....

[@todayissomeday]

Let me know what you find! It might be fun

[@TheEveMatrix]

If im going camping, i want to find a nice area, that the big monster rv's cant venture too, monster rv's includeing 5th wheels class a and b etc, drive down a logging road or road that isnt on a map and see what you find, Camping/rving is all about location

[@boun_viaggio_usa9989]

Private park, privately owned, it's kind of like "Corps of Army Engineers park". Bwahahaha! Again another great video.

[@todayissomeday]

Right! In case you are wondering we save all of our dumb moments for you guys. I swear I never have blonde moments unless the camera is on! :)

[@boun_viaggio_usa9989]

It's all good humor, my wife and I have been RVing since 2007 in between deployments. Though now limited to two weeks out of the year. Though soon my dream to hit the road several months at a time. Next trip in September pairing up with sister in law and her husband. "See you on the road"!

[@todayissomeday]

Awesome! Have a great time! And you are right, we are just having fun. We dont mind showing you who we really are!

[@livelifelbw]

OMG if I keep watching these videos I am going to jump ship on my last 1 1/2 before retirement lol, NOT, but I wish lol. Still got to talk hubby into retiring earlier. I been on these videos for at least 2 years now it seems anyway, we still get our weekends in when we can just did👍.Now back to you all haaha LOVE THE GROUP videos as I have said before 😉. Safe travels, u crazy two.

[@todayissomeday]

Hahaha! We are so glad we are inspiring you! Just over a year is not a long time. You will be here with us soon. We cant wait to start recording our next series!

[@meridethhendry5733]

Boondocking is definitely our absolute favorite! We really don’t like RV parks, too close together too noisy. Love National Parks, State Parks and Army Core of Engineers.

[@browniac]

We started out in a tent many years ago and now have progressed to a 5th wheel and our favorite at this point would be a full hook-up situation. One of our favorite parks is Table Rock Lake State park. we want to try the boondocking but the information on the logistics of this style of camping seems quite elusive. Sure I have looked on BLM to try to figure out the permit and location details and I can't quite seem to figure it out, but I will get it eventually. I would like to see a "by the numbers" break down of the process for boondocking. Someone, anyone? Overall great video and excellent information. I have subscribed to all of the speakers and enjoy watching every week - especially You, Me & the RV, you guys are great! Looking forward to the next one and as always, safe travels.

[@todayissomeday]

We will be boondocking when we head east. How about 2 days with water and electric management? How we save water and electric etc. This was our thing when we were researching too. We wanted someone to spell it out.

[@browniac]

@@todayissomeday Sounds great and hope you have a great time ! I am going to spend some time getting very familiar with the BLM website and navigating all of the information contained therein.

[@roydavis2242]

I too gotta admit our favorite style is glamping. The problem is that it really is getting cramped. We really haven't boondocked much because we've haven't spent much time in the west and east of the Mississippi has a lot less opportunity. Many state parks and even county fairgrounds are now offering 50 amp and water hookups.

[@todayissomeday]

Phil loves glamping too! He loves the pools and hot tubs too!

[@PidasianHippie]

It is funny to hear that a lot of you changed your ideal camping locations after you started camping. I did the same thing, but so far, I have gone the opposite direction as most of the folks on your video went. I had planned to stay mostly at forest and national park campgrounds. However, since I am in a camper without an inverter or generator, I have decided that I want at least electric hookups. Hopefully I can find a way to overcome this.

[@todayissomeday]

It does make it harder when you dont have a way to make your own power.

[@livelifelbw]

One more thing for ideas for videos. I would like to hear if the state parks, national parks wherever really have that size limit of 28 ft or smaller as, we will be in the market to trade in our TT for a 5th wheel and I don't wanna have problems getting into places because of size so I would like to hear everybody's comments on the size limits & now hearing about the age of your rig being over 10 yrs., not getting into some places 😒🙁. Anyway, if you can, thanks much!

[@todayissomeday]

They all vary! Some are less than 30 ft but we have found plenty for our 35 ft rig. The most restricted is 40 and above. Obviously the smaller you are the more options you will have but it doesnt automatically exclude you.

[@CoastingCastaways]

We just started full timing in February and have only stayed in Campground/Resorts so far. But we will be staying in our first State Park in just a couple weeks, that is our next destination. So no boondocking experience just yet. I'm sure when the time comes boondocking will be easier for Barry than myself. He enjoyed tent camping before we started our journey but I have always been a hotel girl so this is all new to me! LOL

[@todayissomeday]

I am a hotel girl too....I must have my hair dryer and flat iron! I do not go without even while boondocking so you CAN do it!

[@CoastingCastaways]

That's good to know! I'm sure we will be boondocking in the future for sure.

[@robinreul1]

I enjoy your channel. I especially like your interviews with other people to get their perspective. I’m thinking of buying an rv, as a part-timer to begin with and see how it goes, then possibly full time down the road. What I want to ask is, are there many areas with opportunities to use a 4-wheeler? This would affect the type of rv I buy. I’ve not seen much on you tube with this content, so I thought I’d ask.

[@todayissomeday]

There are areas for 4 wheelers. Although we dont have one we did see a lot of them while in AZ.

[@EatSleepRVRepeat]

Hi Guys! Sidebar can you guys talk a little about how you went into the military, what your occupation were and what were your likes & dislikes? Lou💚

[@todayissomeday]

You want it?? You got it! How about this Saturday?? :)

[@EatSleepRVRepeat]

@@todayissomeday I'm All In! Lou💚

[@rustyvaughn8818]

OUTTA 'DA PARK guys!

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks!

[@redmoonridesagain6754]

Go Navy! Great couple!

[@redmoonridesagain6754]

We will see ya on the road!

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks so much for hanging out with us!

[@Alaskadaddy1]

Great info - Family of 5 - retired 25 yrs Army - looking to start our "Great Adventure" Hitting the road with the family within the next 3-4 months. Want a Class A or Super C with bunks for the boys...appreciate your site - fun useful information. ps ...Go Army - Beat Navy :)

[@todayissomeday]

That is awesome! I hope you love it. Good luck on your journey!

[@RunawayWithTheClarks]

Just, curious, where is BFE? Great video as usual y'all.

[@todayissomeday]

Oh you know where it is.....you've been there before!! LOL

[@johnnylightning1491]

BFE is a country mile from Yonder

[@todayissomeday]

@@johnnylightning1491 exactly!!!

[@brentnutter1510]

Wow! Haven’t heard that in a while! Always amazes me, when you hear people from different parts of the country use terms or phrases that you grew up hearing, lol. Considering, how (technologically, not advanced) un connected I thought our parents generation was, than we are now.

[@deleenc5203]

I want off the grid.

[@todayissomeday]

It is doable for sure.....just know your set up and enjoy.

[@patrickmchugh4894]

Koa do u all do them, or are they pretty expensive

[@todayissomeday]

I can't speak for everyone else but we NEVER stay with them. They are so expensive and we dont use the amenities they offer. They also have a lot of stuff geared towards kids which we no longer have at home.

[@patrickmchugh4894]

I was wondering. I couldn't really get a straight answer out of them on membership and the discount when u arrived at the parks. We're like u no young children at home. So I bet will be doing alot of the dry docking. I like peace and quiet. Lol

[@todayissomeday]

There are a lot of other parks that are less expensive for full hookups.

[@davejiannuzzi9259]

How Do You Feel About Having A Gun or A Weapon For Self Defense?

[@todayissomeday]

I feel like that is a person choice by the RVer. Many RVers carry weapons for person safety.

[@anniegogogone1806]

LMAO. AGAIN!

[@todayissomeday]

:)

[@rehtracam]

What's the difference between Corps of Engineers land and BLM

[@todayissomeday]

BLM is run by the Bureau of Land Management and is considered owned by the people. It is raw undeveloped land that we can park on for free without hookups or services of any kind. COE is run by the Army Corps of Engineers which falls under DOD. COE does a lot of public works usually on/near water. They also have many campgrounds that they manage which are amazing!! Hope that helps!

[@gourleyt]

BLM is all free open land with areas to stay. Corps of Engineers has actual parks similar to National parks and you have to pay.