Calculate carefully the amount of camper space you need. Consider how many people will live in the camper. Look at the different style campers to determine which design better serves your family.
Plan your monthly budget carefully. Save money for emergency repairs. Breakdowns will happen along the way. Allow for some additional expenses in your monthly budget. Estimate how much, if any additional monthly income you need to maintain your expected lifestyle.
Go to campgrounds where you can work. Many campgrounds hire campers as hosts and maintenance staff. If you need to supplement your monthly budget the work-camper option is a good choice.This will make your traveling experience more enjoyable.
Sign up with a mail forwarding service. Private companies specialize in providing permanent mailing addresses for full time campers. They will discard the junk mail and forward the rest to your location. You need to have dependable access to your mail if you live and travel in a camper.
Locate an Internet company that can provide services to meet your needs. You will need Internet service for bill paying and banking. You can use the Internet to keep in touch with family and friends as you travel.
Prepare for winter weather. Add extra insulation to your trailer if you are staying in a cold climate during the winter. Pay special attention to protecting the camper holding tanks during cold weather. You must protect your holding tanks from freezing when you live in a camper.
Find a cell phone company that serves the areas that you plan to visit. Phone service may not be available in all camping areas. You will need reliable phone service when you live in a camper.
