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This is how i set my heater up. Im in montana so inside mount is better. You still have to add anti gel during winter.

Dont unhitch. If it appears that youre staying longer then a night you may get a notice on your window to move along. I know this because i work for walmart

Greetings. the Walmart in Bozeman MT is no longer an overnight option for travelers. Due to over use, abuse and increase in unacceptable activity, Walmart is giving all travelers attempting to overnight park or camp notices to leave or be ticketed and towed. No overnight parking signs have been...

So there are many people who share where to go during winter months but I haven’t seen anyone share places to go during the summer months to avoid the heat.

Greetings. I have and often use 18volt power tools. The rechargeable batteries Also work with their brand of cordless fans( makita,ryobi). Ryobi sells a small and larger fan that ive used for over a year now and both have worked well for me. My 2nd option is a 12volt 6” fan i got at walmart...

I originally was going for the large ford transit only because it had all wheel drive. But new and used cargo vans were hard to find at the time so my only option was a promaster. Im very happy with it so far. Its a 3500 extended high roof. I love the amount of space. For full time living i...

There are many van/vehicle dwellers who do this. Some offer advice on how they create their vids and what equipment they use. I suggest going to youtube and looking up the topic

Too many questions. Google montana weather. Many may say no to montana because of the winters but its beautiful here. I also have a good job here. I wouldnt do a mini van but if thats all you have. Youtube joy route. She vans it in a mini most of the time.

I currently work overnights and have my pets with me in a large van. I use a gen with a portable A/C when hot and run a diesel heater during winter. I go out to my van every break to check on things and get a breather. Ive been doing this for 11 months. So far it has been working well for me.

After I tried an instapot, there was no going back to a crockpot

I’m leaning towards buying an acre to have a place to park for extended periods of time. Maybe eventually building a simple cabin/tiny house later on. I like the idea of mobility But a trailer would be much cheaper. Idk…decisions lol

Yes. Not a huge truck and my van can tow.

So i have an opportunity to go from van living to class c rv or a medium travel trailer. Im stumped at what i should choose. So im posting this question here in hopes of your opinions showing me which direction to go. Thank you for your help

In my opinion, I feel that just because new gasoline vehicles won’t be sold doesn’t mean that the existing gasoline vehicles will just disappear. some may disagree with me but gasoline will always be around. The world is too dependent on fossil fuels. Solar, wind and hydro don’t create enough...

I have them extended under the van😉

Greetings fellow dwellers and nomads. Well I am now 6 months into my full time van living journey and winter is now here. Im in montana and winter here can get colder then cold. I’ve prepared myself for this by purchasing and installing a chinese diesel heater. I also have a mr buddy as a back...

I do the same as johnnyM. I run my maxxair fan with my portable power station. I only use my vehicle battery for the vehicle.

Greetings. So due to a forced change in my living situation and the high cost of living, I chose to live in a van. I work 2 jobs, 60+ hours a week so I park around my town. Glad I found this group.