How We Plan Our RV Trip - RV Travel - Full Time RV
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In this video we talk about we plan our RV road trips. Have you started planning your route for your RV travel? What is your favorite way to plan your trips?
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I just go where ever I feel like going, but if I plan, dont always work rite so, I just go with it
Always great info! Love watching your posts. And the bloopers at the end are fun and make me smile :) Safe travels
Thank you for putting this together !
I found new friends to learn from☆
Great job! Really enjoy your videos and humor..
You guys are the real deal.
I always enjoy these. Being part timers we plan each trip.
Great video as always. Can't wait for your next series.
Thanks! Me too!
This was a great series. Loved all the information.
Thanks so much! I hope season 2 is just as helpful.
Thanks for this series. So informative and timely for us.
Thanks for hanging out with us!
Love the series....looking forward to more.
Thanks so much! I cant wait to start recording.
Great information!! We are just starting out full time. We are learning from you both and the community. Thank you for sharing. 😊
Awesome! Thanks for hanging out with us!
Darrell and Carole's dog has my heart.
Hahahaha!
This was a great series, can't wait for the next one!! On another note your videos on flat tow vs dolly tow helped me convince my hubby to flat tow our Jeep! Thank you, thank you, thank you! 2 short weekend trips so far but it's a start! 18 months and counting down to full time!
Awesome!! Enjoy that flat tow instead of fighting that dolly!
I loved this series. Enjoy your videos because you are so professional.
Thank you! Cant wait for season 2
We are glad we found your channel. We have been following your series, and it was very helpful. We will go back and review some of your other post. We hope to start Rving full time in about a year. Enjoy your travels, take care and be safe.
Awesome! Good luck as you move forward to full time! I hope you love it.
Great series!
Thanks!
Going to be different for those that are full time vs weekend warriors. For us we have to plan ahead as weekends in the NW fill up quickly unless we boondock. Luckily thus far we have been pretty lucky as there have been spots for our smaller trailer.
Great info ! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for hanging out with us as always!
Great video. Love watching your channel
Thanks Brenda! We love seeing you here in our comments! I now recognize you when I see you.
I love your videos, your adventures and recommendations, and your personalities! Thanks so much for sharing. :)
Thanks so much
Seriously, you’re bloopers are the best.
Seriously, they are the easy part! lol
Another awesome video, gonna miss this y'all. We so enjoyed being a part of your family!
We are so glad you guys were apart of this. It means the world to me!
Loved your shirt! Boulevard Brewing in Kansas City! Woot! 😀👍🏻
The tour was awesome and the beer is now at the top of my list
This is by far my fav bloopers channel!
Those are the easy part!
We just wing it most of the time. Of course we are in a popup but it is a high wall pup.. Still the first year we went out for 4 1/2 months and we only had 5 places picked and 3 of them without reservations. Of course we fit in a 35' campsite with a 27' camper. Of those 5 we knew we were going there to. But we knew camping sites were going to be available . Thanks for the fun video. I don't drink but you guys must be one heck of a partiers, I think you must have a great life. Have fun out there.
Congratulations on the first series!!! Love the networking, comradierie and generosity ..
Green Acres!! LOL!!!
Thanks! We loved it too and made life long friends thanks to it! I can't wait to see what the next one will bring.
i do the planning , i plan waypoints and wing it from there , as we find places along the way , going ahead from here , we will be staying in our waypoints longer and exploring more in the areas , we have stayed at walmarts , casinos , rest stops , truck stops , visitor centres , and a couple of restaurants
FIRST! We plan the trip, and first time I am trying the book way, we will see the out come.
That was what we did!
Retiring at the end of summer and taking our first trip in the fall. I felt compelled to book places over the weekend or when we wanted to stay for 8-10 days. Trying hard not to over plan but so used to planning vacations and rushing back to work. Love the vids, looking forward to the next series.
It is tough to let go and not schedule everything after a life of schedules!
Thank you so much for this series! It was fantastic! Getting all the different ways that people live on the road, was a fantastic idea!
Looking forward to seeing the next video series!
Oh, I just have to say I love your outtakes! You two are hilarious!
Thank you again!
Until next time...
Thanks so much for hanging out with us! Season 2 will be a go asap!
Sadness to hear this is the last Q/A segment for now. These all have been great and informative! Look forward to your next endeavor. Weekend warriors here so not much to add, we find out when we can both get time off then see whats available. Being in the northwest makes it pretty easy to find an awesome camping place at anytime though. Happy trails!
Thanks so much for hanging out with us through the series.
This was a great series!!
Thanks! We have more coming
We do much the same as you do. We plan the major stops for this year’s loop and wing the stops in between based on the sites, how we feel, or did we see someone recommend a stop.
Great informative video.I am glad I am not the only one that thinks there is no right answer. I plan destinations check out sights in between. If we want to stop I make reservations if not we wing it. Signed up with Harvest Hosts, making plans over the next week. So excited to use it. Been subscribed to your videos for awhile. Always look forward to your videos. Can’t wait for your next series. Love them. I wish you happy and safe travels. Take care. Mary
Thank you so much! I hope the second series is just as useful as the first! Safe travels.
Prior to 2020 COVID my year was booked out a year plus in advance as the events & shows that I sell at often require payment a year in advance. Currently I plan as few as a month in advance. I prefer the longer term plans with the ability to visit with friends. With my catering sales licensing & inspections in new areas are cumbersome.
My wife and I just do vacation and long weekends. We always try to reserve a spot on Friday/Saturday nights because those are the times most likely to fill up. On the road, we estimate our travel time as 50 miles per hour when allowing for quick rest breaks, meals , etc. Then, we research what is available within the range we want to accomplish - usually 300-400 miles on longer trips.
Love the series! Lots of great information shared by all of the participants! Thank you all! Question: have you found Harvests Hosts easy in and out with a 35' rig and a toad? Looking forward to the next series! Safe and happy travels! Brendan & Lena
Yes, so far not one problem. Btw each host will have a size allowance so if they only take small rigs it will show that.
Great advice....we've enjoyed your delivery a lot....such a cute couple. We're now moving on a plan to be part time, full timers by the fall 2019. Hope to see you on the road .
Awesome!! Full time, part time, sometime, anytime....who cares when or how just go! Go have fun and explore!!
You are a fantastic couple. Keep up the good work.
Thank you
Very timely for us. We're leaving mid May for Maine, part is planned, most is not. Keep up the good work, travel safe.
Awesome! Save me some lobster!
We plan out 30 days but also build in time in case we need to be flexible for one reason or another. Great series.
Perfect!!
Love the series, thx for the great work. We plan the key locations on a trip most the time and then freestyle otherwise. With boondocking and all the options for places to stay is kinda fun to let the road steer the adventure... Occasionally we hit a snag but those make for funny stories/memories. 😁👍. BTW, Phil I'm wondering if you have any shirts that don't say Navy on it?! Haha, I'd be happy to send you an Army shirt ... Ha!. Go Army! 😜
Our daughter just put an Army shirt in the mail for us! It says "Friends dont let Friends join the Army! GO Navy!!" hahahaha PS the white shirt was also a gift from the girl child!
I can wing it, I did when I took some friend from SC to NV and back staying in truckstops. If my wife is with me it is all booked ahead
I see who the planner is in the family!
Philz planning techniques - 1-800-StacyPlans - squirrel! Sounds like most, but not all folks have ended up 'winging' it except for heavily booked seasonal campgrounds or events - squirrel! - which is sort of what we do. Hubby is like Philz, so long as he knows he has an end goal for the day - squirrel! - he's good to go. Looking forward to more squirrels - er, the next series. Safe travels! 🐿️ 🐿️ 🐿️
We tend to have squirrels in all episodes but that place had so many squirrels running all around us it was crazy. I should have put up a camera for a squirrel time lapse!
@@todayissomeday Now there's a thought for a future colab video between you guys and all the squirrels at your various stops. Southern squirrels, midwest squirrels, eastern squirrels, northern squirrels, western squirrels: what is your favorite tree nut and what have you found to be the best foraging technique? When in a campground, do you wait until after dark to scout for food scraps around a camper or do you just boldly scurry up to it?
@@lindarose2837 You are a NUT!
I have had trouble to add a comment, so I am replying to this message. I really love their videos. But I want to alert someone to contact them that there is a lump on Stacy's throat that needs to be looked at by a doctor. Please, someone get a hold of her regarding this concern!
@@marilynortega5649 Thanks for your concern but it is all good! I even put up a video about it a couple of weeks ago. Thanks again!
Great video guys..... fyi, Wrightsville, Pa has an excellent Harvest Host location. The Motorhome Experiment stayed there in the summer of 2018 and have an excellent video of that location. You may want to check that out. In the meantime.....Be safe and Be well.
Thanks for the tip!! Adding it to the list
Great video again we just call when we are about 2 hours away and see if they have a spot for one or two days till we get to are final destination
I wish I could do this! I am so chicken.
Love this series
Thank you!
There are some really nice places here in FL. And you will want reservations but there are some nice boondocking spots as well but they’re far from the city/tourist places. Really depends on what you’re looking for. Here in Pinellas County, there is a nice county park that is right on the water- Fort De Soto.
We do like a mix of both: boondocking in the middle of nowhere and touristy places.
We usually have way points as well (not a lot) and then fill in as we go. Usually we are booked 1-2 weeks in advance and many times can pick up cancellations in that time frame. This week we booked David Crockett state park for 4 nights just 4 days ago as well as a 4 night stop in Crossville TN. Also we picked up a cancellation at a local recreation park in the Knoxville area for 10 nights (need to see my doc in the area for some tests).
I am just so freaking nervous! I guess I should just let it go and see what happens! I know cancelations happen all the time but......I guess I am still to much a newbie or control freak...you can choose!
We don’t rv much but we have done reservations and also first come first served. I love to make reservation however I seem more excited and child like when doing first come first serve. Small rig so makes finding a backup a bit easier.
It is like like Christmas when it all falls into place.
I'm pretty much a free spirit; deathly allergic to rigid schedules! I hope that will work for me once I hit the road! ;-)
I love it ..."Squirrel"...
:)
We book by the month, in advance. If it's a state park we'll stay the typical two weeks and book on line to catch the cancellations in real time.
This sounds alike a good middle ground.
Hi, Phil and Stacey: We have thoroughly enjoyed your series and look forward to the next. We are in the process of retiring or at least slowing down our work and spending time on the road although probably not becoming full timers. We do have family and friends on both coasts, live in the northeast and would like to spend some winter in the south. Hearing about various approaches to scheduling and back-up plans is helpful. Perhaps this is a little off point but I've watched a number of videos of folks who have a great social networks and seem to enjoy this lifestyle. I've also seen a bunch of videos by people who seem to have grown weary of the uncertain, nomadic, life style or are just roaming aimlessly. So I'd like to hear you ask the various interviewees a question of where do they see themselves in 3-5 years from now. I know everyone has their own way of doing it and most of us have an adventurous spirit. While there is no accounting for difficulties or health issues, do most people see this as a 3-5 year right of passage or perhaps longer. And if they have already done 3-5 years have they changed their goals again? Thanks and look forward to more You Tubes series. All the best.
This is a great question!! Thanks for hanging out with us throughout the series! I hope the next one is just as good!
We have a idea of where we're going and what we want to see but only book on that day as we get close usually. The only advance bookings we do is when friends have booked a place and we want to spend a few days at the same place/time or we know it's a high traffic time. Smokey Mts in Oct for instance we have booked. We went to Alaska and back to Maryland without planning any stops other than Sturgis and found some of the most beautiful stops.
We love the Smokies!
Boulevardia June 14th &15th
Of course Stacy's not scared, she's got Sasquache's bigger brother sharing her coach. It will be interesting to see what kind of style my wife and I develop. We're still in the process of getting our sticks and bricks ready to sell but hopefully by fall.
Hahaha!! One step at a time! It will come.
Loved this series. I noticed that several people use iPads. I use my laptop and iphone and I'm wondering what the advantages are of the iPad? I have no experience with an iPad. Also, our "new to us" Class A arrived this afternoon. I'm so excited!
I think it is just the size of the screen mainly. Not many differences between the phone and the ipad. The differences come mainly with the computer and the phone and ipad.
What works for us is I plan the route. Most of the time ,we stay at rest areas,truck stops etc. If we do decide to stay at a campground or RV park, my wife will plan for that.
That is a nice balance
Great series Guys. You did say you will be doing more in the future? Fun and interesting. Just keep the bloopers ok?
Yes! Questions for Q&A season 2 are ready! Now just gotta find some unsuspecting victims....I mean RVers!
Great. Good Luck. BTW I am reviewing the rough draft of a memo on tires. Should be ready tonight or tomorrow. @@todayissomeday
@@rustyvaughn8818 Thank you!
I think that geographically you can wing it especially west of the Mississippi River. But east, it takes more diligence to pre-plan. And I mean, six months in advance..Eastern RV sites are more expensive than the west, so you have to really commit to your schedule. For us, we live in Virginia and travel this side of the Mississippi. We pre-plan (especially when we travel for months and weekends and holidays are the worst for booking) and then life gets in the way, we have had to cancel and forfeit a lot of money. There is no easy answer! We have family and grandkids on the east side and we give it our best shot knowing that we will have to adapt. Family and grandkids tell us, "You are retired, Come and see Us! So life gets in the way.
That is my thought but some people still wing it.
Hello from Cabot Arkansas that is some good information I'm like Phil I would want to know where I'm sleeping not wandering around looking for a place and Stacey one of these days I'm going to be one of y'all's favorite rvers LOL have a blessed day
That would be awesome! We welcome you into the circle of trust! lol
Maybe venture out west! I’d love to see you two in California.
We want to get out there! I was supposed to happen this summer but plans changed so next summer!
Great series. My wife and I are planning to go fulltime into retirement and RV fulltime. I am using your incite as a guide for what's to come. As a retired military member and now a retired school teacher I look forward to a more leisurely life style. We live in the north east and was wondering where you might be going? If your close I would love to meet you.
We are still in planning mode. I have 75 days to figure out. I have only made it to Pennsylvania so more to come.
Truck, trailer and car. Book it. Wife does all the planning. She loves doing it, knows what we like to see and do along the way.
Sounds like a planner to me!
Harvest Host, Casino's, Rest Area
YES! YES! YES!
I am OCD about planning, sorta. The sorta is e leave "wiggle" room in our schedule so, if we want to spend extra time or have a mechanical issue, we're OK. We also have left a park early because it turned out to be a dump. With a 45 ft DP towing a 20 ft trailer, so finding a place that's big enough is not as easy as those with smaller set-ups. My wife is also a planner.
We left a park early before as well.!
Free spirits, know the direction we are going then that day on road call ahead. It drives our kids crazy.
I need to be more like you.
What are your plans in the Northeast? Great video! Thanks!!
That is still up for debate! We have over 70 days to pin down.
Lance & Flo 👍
Lol you guys sound alot like us, seems like a good mix is the best
We do a mix on our roadtrips, we always have a route, so we'll just translate that to RV life
I think mixing it up will be the best way for us!
I'm with Phil... Teresa does the planning...then I get into the details. I use spreadsheets for time and distance. We typically reserve most destinations 9 months out.. if you don't, things get filled up out here in Oregon and the PNW.
For our big trip in June we have planned everything and prepaid each stop so there is little flexibility, we (I) would like to be able to be more flexible, that will come once Teresa retires also and we have the time to add flexibility into the plan ... I hope.
Good video.. love the different perspectives.
Wow! 9 months ahead for the PNW! We may never get in because no way I could book that far out!
@@todayissomeday Depends where you are going, but the state parks open up 9 months out and the popular (Great ones) fill fast!
What is PNW?
@@barbaranichols9059 Pacific Northwest. I am in Oregon.
@@barbaranichols9059 Pacific North West
I have a suggestion: when you are showing the video of each RV'er, add a title bar overlay that shows their RV info, as sometimes it is not always obvious, unless they happen to comment during the video.
Did not drop out. I will add more to the next series as this on is in the can so to say. I cannot re-edit the video once uploaded to YT.
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Video idea? I don’t know if it would make for a good video idea or not, but curious what most RV’ers do out there for TV? What is available? Dish, Direct TV, satellite, or people just stream what they want from an internet connection or data plan? What would work best for Boondocking locations? Not sure what other questions there should be, Thanks!
Actually, you listed all the answers! Dish, Direct TV, satellite, and online platforms are all used. Currently, we have Dish because it is month to month. We stop and start it as needed.
Great helpful video - Thanks! so is wintering in TX different than FLA in terms of needing booking months out? 6 months? How long?
I dont think it is nearly as bad but can fill up
Phil, You spent time in San Diego at MCRD, correct? Familiar with Rocky's Crown Point? Best burger in town. Have you made advanced plans to make a stop at Rocky's in 2019? I'll meet you 2 there.
We wont be heading West this year. Our plans have changed and we are heading east so SD is not on our schedule until next year.
Hi guys. Great last video ! When you travel do you use a RV specific GPS ? If so which one do you recommend ? Safe travels 🙏
Yes we do! Garmin RV GPS: amzn.to/2S5veWs
That's exactly the one I was thinking about. It gets good reviews. Thanks for the info. Safe travels 👍
WING IT BABY! We really like Harvest Hosts except we usually stay at a winery which can be a downfall if you expect to save money. Well for me it is, I cannot pass up a good bottle of wine. So when we stay at participating Harvest Hosts it probably costs us three times the amount if we would have just stayed at an rv park. Though My wife and I would just rather wing it, though sometimes we have to plan depending on the season. But as part timers we just mostly wing it!
I am so glad you said that I said it but it got cut. We always spend more at the wineries and breweries!! But I feel like it is so worth it! No worries about DD!
Boun_Viaggio_USA I am with you. Wife is not a fan but I am too spontaneous
It is interesting to hear everyone's different view on this. I would be interested to know how many solo women RVers are willing to wing it. There is a lot of security in knowing that I have a safe place to be at the end of the day.
I love this and you are spot on about security. Just be smart and aware of your surroundings! Thanks for sharing your story.
I am hoping to interview some solos for the next series. I tried for this one but none wanted to be on YT.
That is way too much planning for a guy like me. I seldom know where I'm going the day before I leave. I love doing it that way because it keeps it very interesting. I have been doing this for 10 years and have not had any bad experiences. Of course, I am a single guy with no woman to worry about. It seems to me that women need to have the security of some sort of plan. Anyway, thanks for the info. Happy trails!
I love that you wing it!! Our friends Angie and Al do it that way too! I am afraid I haven't purged enough of my old life to wing it that much but I am getting better!
"WINTER in FL"?? let us know!! we have beer and wine and can be your harvest host!! hehehe
You know we love to Harvest Host! Not sure when exactly, but around the first of the year. Where are you located?
we are outside of Tampa, hubs stationed at Macdill-
I'm a little more adventurous but the wife is a planner. She wants minute by minute and campgrounds paid in advance. You have to be flexible because you don't what will happen in the day drive.
I have recovered from the minute to minute and I am learning to let go.
Love your videos. Question is what is/was Sir, your Navy Rank. I'm a USAF veteran and if the rank isn't on the shoulder or collar, I'm in the dark.
I believe he retired as O-4 Lieutenant Commander.
Mark is correct! 0-4
I’m wondering if you are hoping for a cancellation to get into an area how should you do that? Web search? Calling? How far away do cancelations usually happen
They are random and it depends on the park. For COE,State and National parks you can just keep checking online. If they dont have online booking you may have to call. They are all different.
squirrel ....wha , lol
Ha
How receptive are the campgrounds returning your money if you cancel dates with them?
They are all different and except for military campgrounds we have never gotten a full refund.
Do u guys use a certain app to help book campsites.
We use a ton of apps to decide where to stay. Check out our app video: th-cam.com/video/df7mgIAAdM4/w-d-xo.html
I tried to find a way to message you through your Instagram using my computer to be a little bit more private and personal (easier to type, too =) ), but I couldn't figure it out. I also looked for a website, but did not find one. My husband and I have really enjoyed your series as well as all your personal videos. You mentioned that you have all your questions lined up for your next series, but I wondered if I could make some suggestions for your 3rd series, or maybe you two would wont to address these yourself. =)
You mentioned in one (or several) of your videos that, although you have no regrets for selling it all and going full time, there were a lot of emotions going on, at least at first. We would love for you to elaborate on this topic!
Another topic that we are wondering about as we have been watching your series (and trying to decide what size rig do we need) is why did you choose the size RV that you did and how does that effect your daily life and travels. We saw in one of the videos in your series that (at least) one couple sized DOWN. I also noticed that one of the couples lives in a pretty small pull behind trailer. (We also noticed that both of these couples are really pretty young =) .) It seems (as best as we can tell by watching and not being there) that the 'older' couples have pretty big rigs. We wonder if the couples with the smaller rigs are on the go more and if the couples with the larger rigs are in one place longer? (I know this is all speculation.) We would love to know why each couple chose the size rig they did, how big/small it is, and how that effects their travel and daily lifestyle. For us, to hear each couple talk about '30 days in our full-time RVing life' would be very interesting!
Thank you so much for all your gathering, sharing, help, and time!
Those are very good questions for our RVers.
Most of the people we know choose size based on how they plan to RV. The young couple (Matt and Diana) chose their rig based on their primary goal of hitting all the National Parks. So they need to be smaller to fit. Most people think they need a ton of space coming from a house but as we learn to live within the small space we learn we can go smaller.
Make sure you list all the things you plan to do in/with the RV: work, national parks, watch TV (Phils requirement), lay on the couch (my requirement). Whatever is important to you needs to be able to happen in your new house on wheels!
Just to let you know Blinster is having a 45% off sale going on Shades and blinds great deal all custom made.
Let me know if you are headed to New Hampshire.
It is possible.. but nothing for sure yet.
@@todayissomeday We are headed down KY, TN next week
@@MrRoboto2338 Sweet! Enjoy
Did most of the people that you interviewed not boondock on a regular basis? it seemed to me more of them were interested in campgrounds then in BLM, National Forest, etc.
Most of us were newbies so we were still figuring it all out. Everyone loves to boondock (now that we have it down) and would prefer that over a park but we as much as we move around it is not easy to boondock in all locations.
@@todayissomeday I agree on the East coast it's difficult, but not impossible, to find boondocking spots. That being said there are a lot of free spots Florida is a good example. We have all types of free/boondocking accommodations. It irks me to pay for the site especially if I'm only going to be there a few days. In general, you can pick a state add water Management camping to the state & (generally) you'll find an area of free camping. A few even have water and electricity on site. Good luck and happy camping
@@justmona9647 What do you use to find your boondocking in FL. I would love to sprinkle that into the mix this winter.
@@todayissomeday
Oasis Travel Center, Robertsdale, AL
Off I-10 immediately after leaving Florida... It's a must GO, but just a short stay 1-2 days 😉
Florida ... Once you get to the page look under recreation it has all the places you can stay, how long, what there is to do plus the rules and regulations. it will also tell her what you what facilities are on site. Some have the hookups and some are strictly primitive which means all you may have is toilets & a dumpster when you leave😲
And as always it can't be stressed enough carry in/carry out {watch out for micro trash}. Always leave the area cleaner than you found it!
Whoa, I'm starting to sound like my dad 😎
www.sfwmd.gov
Stacey,, if you sit on your hands can you still talk? Lol. Just kidding!!
That is a good question.....probably not! lol