RV Camping: RV Living for Beginners

by RV Doohickeys

★★ With this book, give the gift of freedom and create lasting experiences for yourself or someone special in your life and they will thank you later!! ★★
Introducing … The Complete Beginner’s Guide To RV Living

If you’ve always wanted live in an RV full-time but did not know where to begin then keep reading…

Are you sick and tired of the same exhausting routine day in and day out?

Are you ready for the thrill of embracing what can happen in your life without knowing exactly what lies ahead?

Do you finally want to say goodbye to the dreaded rat race and discover something which works for you ?

If so, then you’ve come to the right place!

You see, living in an RV full-time doesn’t have to be difficult.

In fact, it’s easier than you think.

A report in Frontiers In Psychology stated that, “There is growing evidence to suggest that exposure to natural environments can be associated with mental health benefits . Proximity to greenspace has been associated with lower levels of stress and reduced symptomology for depression and anxiety”.

And another study done by the CBRE Hotels Advisory Group stated that, “RV vacations cost much less than other types of vacation travel, even when factoring in fuel prices and the cost of RV ownership”.

Which means you can create lifetime memories and enjoy fun activities without killing your wallet!

Here’s just a tiny fraction of what you’ll ...and much, much more !

Take a second now to STOP ...

...and imagine a time in the future feeling a sense of freedom while out on the open road and looking back on today right prior to claiming your copy of this book as being the start of it!

If you have a burning desire to escape the prison of society and experience a new direction in your life then scroll up and click “add to cart” NOW !

171 pages, Paperback

Published March 19, 2019

Reviews

[Tricia Sullivan · Rating 2 out of 5]

My mom got this out from the library for me to help educate me about my next crazy leap—and also to give her an idea of what to worry about. It’s INCREDIBLY poorly written. It has the syntax one expects from a third grader. It also has an incredibly unhelpful habit of offering alarming tidbits of information that make you sit up, wanting to know more, only to move on without elaborating in the next sentence. Painfully obvious, unnecessary information is delved into in great depth (an actual line from this book, when listing out the items you should have on hand for eating purposes: “Mugs: Mugs can be used for any personal use, when you deal with liquid items or personal beverages” (pg 30). Yes, thank you. I DO actually understand the function of a mug. The function of every item in this list is explained, despite containing things like plates, spoons, pans, and can openers. Who needs an explanation of what you might need a can opener for? It says it’s function right in its name.), while things that ACTUALLY require more information are left dangling, like the bit about the apparently very real possibility of suffocating from exposure to harmful gasses if you don’t empty your black water tank often enough and/or have a faulty seal. Please, tell me more about this seal and the timeline for this possibility—I know NOTHING about this and I would very much not like to asphyxiate to death because I failed to service my toilet appropriately. Leave off your painstaking descriptions of everyday objects we are all well familiar with—focus on the RV specific things. That’s why we’re here, after all. 😑

[Lance · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is what it says it is. Considering nomadic lifestyle? Lots of good questions with solid information. It doesnt address the more personal issues but tells you what they may be. Good fast read.

[Eugene Jewell]

Hot Damn!! Some GOOD stuff!!

I am reading about RVing whenever I get the chance. I can't do it myself (80 yrs. old and crippled from the waist down) but I sure like it when I get a book like this!! Lots of info that I haven't seen before. I may make it someday!!

[Jeremy Sebolt · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very informative

I have been looking into starting this adventure now the kids are at a good age. This book really lays it out for a new person like me.

[Nigel Dobereiner · Rating 3 out of 5]

Interesting, but an editor would have helped

That editor would have made the book more readable and frankly, more credible. But still, I learned a few things that can be useful. Hence the stars.