Hello!

[dkyllo1625]

Just joined Van Dweller Community Forum.  I just want to say "Hello" to everyone. 

 

[cyndi]

Hi! Welcome to the CRVL forums!  To help you learn the ins and outs of these forums, this "Tips & Tricks" post lists some helpful information to get you started.   We look forward to hearing more from you.

 

[rvpopeye]

Welcome aboard dkyllo!
Glad I don't have to pronounce that !

 

[eDJ_]

Welcome to the CRVL Forums    

Come on in and get yourself known to us.  You're only a stranger here but once !

 

[WriterMs]

Wow, that was a really brief intro.... lets us look forward to maybe learning more about you in the future?

 

[jimindenver]

Welcome to the forum

 

[ArtW]

Welcome!

 

[dkyllo1625]

Welcome aboard dkyllo!
Glad I don't have to pronounce that !

Thank you for the response. I am not very computer "savy" so I'm not sure how this all works. 

I just bought a 38 foot travel trailer with two slide outs this fall. It is in a campground where I own the lot that it is on. I live in Minnesota so it is way to cold to stay there in the winter because they turn off the water. What I would like is to be able to travel somewhere warm for the winter, but this is too big to move around.

I live in a small condo and if I could find a travel trailer in a warmer climate (at a reasonable price) for the winter, it would be great. I would like to retire, but my SS is so low that I would have to work where ever I would go.

Do you have any suggestions. I love the videos of Bob Wells where he interviews different people living the RV life.

 

[KASibson]

I'm curious, have you considered having the trailer moved somewhere warmer where the pipes won't freeze in the winter?
There are companies (and people) that can move the trailer for you.

 

[dkyllo1625]

I have thought about moving it, but I own the land it is on in a very large campground and I would still have to pay the yearly dues and taxes even if my trailer wasn't there. This spring/summer I plan on living in it and if this is something I want to do permanently, I would sell my little condo and try to find something affordable in a warmer state for the winter. Thank you for your reply.