RV CAMP WITHOUT A HOOKUP! BOONDOCKING Changed My Life -- This Video Gives You ALL the Info YOU NEED

You can camp without an RV hookup! I do it almost full-time as a solo female nomad and it changed my life. My expenses are low and my communion with nature is high. Today, I'll tell you Why, How and Where I boondock and how it has literally changed my life for the better.

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💖Watch ROBIN'S TEdX Talk "Why I Choose to be a Nomad"

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[RebeccaTreeseed]

As a solo female, I was concurrently looking at rv life and acreage. I found 5 acres first. It cost less than a new car. I love it! I have my mortgage paid off, my Tacoma paid off, no cc debt. I started calling it base camp. :)
I have a food forest and hugelkultur beds.
Now looking at vans again...

[craftytraveler]

You are my inspiration. I am currently on a 4 month trip across country with my little dog. I travel in my Minnie Winnie motorhome and tow a car. I left my husband at home on April 12, 2023 and I won't return home until Aug 20. I have Harvest Host, Boondockers welcome. I have mooch docked at friends and relatives, . I also stay in campgrounds and RV parks, it is nice to have hook ups sometimes. I haven't boondocked in the wilderness alone yet but looking forward to doing it. I am currently in ND and will travel south to Colorado. Thanks for your videos.

[terribishop]

You truly inspire me. Been in the corporate grind for 30 years. I’m 54 and my house is on the market. Once it sells I’m out. I’ve been following you and some others for about a year now. Thank you for all of your content! And congratulations on LIVING your life!! 🥰

[veronicadavidson]

We strictly boondock. 7 years now. No hookups whatsoever.

[mountainshadowart]

As a solo traveling and rockhounding female, I nearly always boondock on BLM land in CA/OR/NV and avoid campgrounds whenever possible. It's not just better for camping but also safer.

[easydoesit]

I can't tell you how much I appreciate this video, Robin. You've checked the boxes on so many questions that have been floating around in my head. I can't go on the road right now because I have an elderly mother who needs me close by. I can, however save and plan. 😊

[nancycain]

Thanks Robin your videos are always so informative.I start my Nomad life in October. I've spent two years planning it, and I have become debt free and can live on my Social Security and pension very comfortably. Safe travels and thanks again for all your information.

[ExpeditionNomadicAdventures]

Ok, Robin, I have watched your progression through all of your RV transformations to this video defining in detail “Boondocking.”
As a retired full-time RV’er and aspiring writer, you inspire many creatives.
PS: Across the U. S. Canada, & Mexico, every locality has a writers' group usually attached to the state or province. You are easily the guest speaker at their monthly meetings. Stay safe and healthy.

[janicecrockett]

I wish the word 'camp' was not used with Walmart, Cracker Barrel and truck stops. It’s a stop over for a few hours to get some sleep. At the Walmart near me people would put out slides, grill out, stay for 2 or 3 days and make a mess then leave. As a result no one can stop for a few hours sleep anymore. As usual, a few people ruin things for everyone.

[debbieminnick]

I didn't boondock for the first 2 yrs but for the last year I try to nothing but boondock. I absolutely love it!

[leslieobrienmcmaster]

Robin, could you share show us how you have your Starlink secured on your Extend-a-Reach pole? Is it in the ground; on a tripod? How does the dish fasten to it? You're one of our tried-and-true resources for fulltimimg! Thank you!

[FidoHouse]

As a solo female RVer who "commutes" from Canada each winter, I've found that LTVAs run by BLM in the southwest are also a great option. $180 USD per season. Some LTVAs have more "amenities" than others but are basically a form of boondocking.

[C.Church]

You make good points about so much to see. When I was a girl I thought TV shows like Highway to Heaven or Renegade were exciting just for their nomadic lives, seeing America stop by stop. Being cooped up in buildings all day, even truck drivers seem to have such freedom (now I know they're on a tight schedule). But those roaming stranger shows... ahhhh!

[CD-dbvg]

I can't wait to do this. I'm working two jobs to pay off as much as possible. My goal is to be out there by this time next year. Keep doing all these videos. You give me the motivation that I will get there. Thank you!

[BTNomad]

I've been a FT solo female RVR for coming on 5 years, and I STILL learn from you!

[C.Church]

Right away I am loving the angle of this video today. Understandably, the stupendous vistas as seen on hashtag vanlife channels aren't realistic, but rainy windows, trees or even an unbusy rest stop etc appear so relaxing. :)

[sidebyside]

Hi Robyn. We’ve been ‘together’ the past six years on this crazy adventure. Nice to see you you still love it as much as I do! There’s really nothing like it!! Cheers to us!

[motorbikedad]

I’m sure someone here in the comments has mentioned “courtesy parking” offered by some of the Airstream club members. If not, that’s another free option and a way to meet like minded Airstream owners. Check it out. Good luck in your travels. Ron

[kele]

Great job breaking it down, Robin! I'm sure that lots of folks learned some things, not just people new to the life or dreaming of the life. Safest travels! Hugs and kissies for Big Boy!!!