Thanks for the video Brian ! It seems unfortunate that a permanent residence is all but necessary to get a driver's license, register a vehicle, get insurance, vote and have many of the freedoms that most of us take for granted. I recently read about the struggles of a 70 year-old disabled Vietnam Veteran who had his ID and his possessions stolen, had lost contact with his family. It was incredibly hard for him to survive. This guy had some PTSD but wasn't aggressive or an addict. He was quite articulate when he wasn't in a stressful situation. He was eventually "rescued" by a cop that took time to listen to his story, took an interest and helped him connect with social service workers that could assist him in reestablishing his legal identity and reconnecting with his family.
" helped him connect with social service workers " far too many people are clueless on how to go about getting info on social services. In my travels I hooked up with soup kitchens, food pantries, etc where people there were often hitched up with local social services. Then there are city, county, state websites.
Hi Brian, best of Luck to you my friend. I hope everything works out for you. It does look like a doable temporary place. Thanks for taking us along. Your food did look tasty. Your friend, Louise
I travel that road often between northern Nevada and 'Vegas. That road is also one of my alternate routes when I travel northern Nevada to southern CA when snow storms cover Mammoth and Bishop. I've stayed a couple times at that RV park. Like you say, it's quiet and reasonably priced. That location is also close to Death Valley Park for exploring too. The Alien gift shop has a lot of quirky alien themed stuff that I can't seem to resist every time I stop there. The restaurant there is also very good for breakfast! However, it's been a year since last time I ate there. Good luck on your stuff!!
Brian, I really appreciate how thorough you are in giving us information and reasons for your decisions. Great video and I hope it all works out for you.
Getting your NV residency is it's own adventure! It does sound like the right decision for you so you do what you gotta do! Hope it goes well. Happy Holidays Brian!
Trying to find a self serve car wash for taller vehicles can prove to be a chore out on the road. Looks like you barely squeezed in that one! I haven't watched a video for awhile, congrats on getting over 100,000 subs!! Well deserved.
You are very fortunate to find an RV park that would accept your van. Most RV parks will not take conversions no matter how nice. They have to be built originally as an RV.
When we changed our state to Nevada in 2023, we were told by DMV we had to stay 30 days before we could apply for our licenses. But when we went in, a different DMV clerk said we had to bring in a rental receipt for an additional 30 days. I think it depends on the office and the staff’s interpretation of the regulations. In the front of the DMV manual it says specifically new residents “must obtain their new license WITHIN THE FIRST 30 DAYS” upon arrival in Nevada.
Great video, Brian, very interesting to someone who is not a van lifer! I'm curious what happens with health insurance when you change residency between states? I have a few friends who do live on the road and some of them have had difficulty finding coverage in their state of residency that provides acceptable (or any) coverage outside of that state. Thought I'd also mention, once you pick up your trailer a worthwhile spot to check out nearby is Spicer Ranch near Beatty. They have a MTB trail network that is pretty fun and free (by donation) camping with restrooms and showers.
Great, Brian! I was confident that you would handle all the details with ease, relatively speaking, and you did. Please keep bringing us those great videos.
Seems like a pretty chill place to hang out, get some rest and recharge. Stayed at a place in North Ga. paid for 3 days last Thanksgiving and stayed one night. People pack in very tight most if not all living there, junk cars, right behind the main road loud trucks the entire time, addons to trailers just trashy. This place and the amenities look very good for the money. thanks for making this series, I'll most likely follow this same path next spring early summer so thanks for sharing the details!
I lost my flat in August and currently sleeping on a couch for $100 a month, now I have a good idea how to deal with the driver license and insurance address issue. Thank you so much and once I get my van I hope to see this dude and buy him a lunch.
Hi Brian , it would be good if there was a national system for nomads or seasonal workers. We have the same problems in Australia. With the number of people choosing this way of life, I'm sure it wouldn't be too hard for the government to work it out. I wish you all the best for Xmas and the New Year. Cheers Michael
I would have never guessed you were 50! You look much younger. I imagine going into that park felt a bit like going into a dentist office or applying for a job you don't want. Not quite your element. Hope it works out well for you and you can get back to where you are more comfortable. been watching your travels for a couple years now and always enjoy your videos.
When i first started RVing I stayed at Nevada Treasures RV Resort in Pahrump for about 6 months and established residency in South Dakota. I can only imagine how much it is now. First time I towed I towed my 24 ft trailer over the mountains and made a wrong turn ending up on the Vegas strip. Learning curve to everything! 😂
you mean to establish a physical address? because owning a piece of raw land out here doesn't typically do that, because raw land doesn't have a street address you can write on a form.
I bought a parcel, 1/5 acre for $2k around 20 yrs ago. It came with a physical address on Lynn Ct. I still own it. There's still no homes, or streets on the whole subdivision.
@@angeloangelojoseph1494 1/5th of an acre of undeveloped land? with no road? so basically landlocked? for what purpose did you buy it? in even most remote parts of rural new mexico where i wander, less than an acre and you can't legally live on it without putting in septic. and i'm confused- no streets but has an address? how does that work? anyway, i don't see the benefit of shelling out thousands and being bothered with property taxes just to get a fake physical address. because when the government requires you to provide your physical address, it wants to know where you ~live~, so giving them the address of a vacant piece of land is technically lying. not that i care or am judging-- all us nomads are forced to give a physical address where none of us actually live, and there is absolutely no way to not fudge that.
The streets are there on paper, but not yet paved. I parked my trailer on the lot, and used it as a weekend getaway. The Nye county office told me l could put in a mailbox on the paved street a block away, but l never did. I have since sold the trailer, and eventually sell the parcel too.
@angeloangelojoseph1494 sounds like it served your purpose then hey. lots land here in the southwest cheap, but not everyone can handle life offgrid. my kid has a couple acres in northern nm and we've been working in it a couple years little by little. gotta love solar in the desert! take care.
Well, not your preference, but you have to do it. It's a good thing to be able to get your medical done. One never knows what can happen. It's not a really bad place, decent price. Always nice to meet a new friend in your travels. Time flies, your stay will be over before you know it. Beautiful sunset. 🙂👍
Beatty: decent bbq place. They dont open until 1pm tho. Across from bbq place is the happy burro which has good chili. Dollar store for some supplies, too
1 step closer to residency👍, I would def go to dmv before 30 days. They are somewhat lenient in those desolate counties. Heck fees are fees. Should be fine. Happy travels Brian🤙🤙, be blessed. 🙏🙏
Helpful information, Brian, thank you for sharing. It is odd that one park had a 28-day limit. One would think they'd be glad to sell the extra 2 days as long as they had vacant spots. So you will have to do that 30-night stay once every year or is it just this first time? Hey, that dinner looked good! Who'd have thought you'd find good Indian food in the middle of nowhere! I look forward to your next video on this topic as I expect to be doing it myself next year. Meanwhile, stay safe!
Welcome Brian to Nye County (my full time home) hope you enjoy yourself here (I'm sure you will). Happy Holidays to you, stay safe and mobile safely when you depart.
Good video Brian. I remember when I watched you "boondocking" in San Diego area. You've come a long way. Big GMC vehicle now. Soon you'll be buying homebase land. Then like Bob W., you'll end up back in a small vehicle. 😉 Keep the faith. Hang in there. and again, ty for the video ..
Thanks for the information. I looked at SD & NV. The insurance cost for a car is the highest. United Healthcare has medical coverage but poor coverage and high premiums. Washington state has better coverage, and residency isn’t that hard to get. How do you like your Starlink? I just bought the Starlink mini. Keep up the excellent work on the videos.
In 2020, I "rested" at that Amargosa Valley Rest Stop many times. Good central location for experiencing a few sites within a days travel. Not sure why you think there's nothing out there, as if there is in many places you've stayed LOL Not far from Goldfield area (great cemetery) w ghost town in area, and canyons and "stuff" in Mt Charleston area is a great place, and... always had tons of water in/on my Jeep (yes I traveled for a few years in a 4Door Wrangler), cooked every day (little green propane on single burner), and was able to bathe/wash up. Learned how to put most water to reuse. You used to be more "adventurist" and not as comfortable with things. I did this in my 60s.
Hey Brian, I totally get the discomfort in campsites but glad you found a spot that is better on the budget with the unexpected Indian Food treat See of they will make you Palak Paneer with an onion naan and tamarind sauce omg! Thank you for sharing your process. It is helpful as I decide also ❤ Blessings to you! At the moment Im in my selfbuilt campervan on the border of New Brunswick . Down to -3 one night Arctic Blast
You’re in my town. Which has turned into a mini Vegas. lol. I’m positive that the good ones coming here have wonderful intentions. Crowded now looking to move soon.
I’m retired and adjunct faculty at my local comm college and loving it. The students are of all ages, color, and gender. All are motivated and eager to learn and get licensed in a trade or new trade. I’m having fun too.
Some of the casinos in Pahrump will let you buy a parking permit for campers. And it's not priced crazy and they give you a receipt so that might work for you.
some one said the DMV wont take a receipt without an address on it. perhaps the owner of the park has a stamp he uses for a return address on his envelopes he can stamp your receipt before you go to the DMV.
Hi there it's does look a little sketchy if you don't mind me saying. The Indian dish looked scrumptious though looking forward to seeing the follow up thanks for sharing
A warning to those who don't know: We had used our Daughters (& families) address for over 30 years. Recently we found that our Insurance Provider added young family members (insured elsewhere) to our Policy, without our knowledge or consent. Found out by a threatening e-mail to "pay up or be canceled". We were never asked in over 30 years "who used this address". We were stuck paying for the already insured youngsters...we canceled our Carrier immediately after 30 years of membership. Just a tactic insurance companies use and get away with. 😮
Cool , I set up in Pahrump in 1999 for same reasons. I was only there for a couple of years before I went back to Colorado as my base . I found auto insurance rates were also less in Nye County.
my wife and I stayed in that same park. we had left Death Valley and heading to Hoover dam and she was tired and wanted to rest up and wanted AC for the night. Finally got power at the 3rd pedistal
I heard Washington state was going to exempt seniors over the age of 61 from property taxes. I don't know the specifics but it's something you might want to check out before moving.
Good video, nice rig. My first time finding your channel. I lived in Vegas and the DMV had a snack bar in it, then I found out why, you're there all day. Hopefully over in that area it isn't anything like that.
I lived in nevada for a few years.... douglas county....,no income tax was cool but they killed me on rv registration... for a 2021 coachman class c it was $1900 per year for tags.. they base it off of msrp which nobody pays. It drops 1% a year for 10 years then stops and that's your price for tags forever....I actually left nevada because of this. The tag price is actually more then income tax in idaho... power and natural gas are also about 10x higher in nevada (that won't matter in rv).... it is an awesome state tho...
Do you know how Kelly is doing after dear Hobbs's passing? I haven't seen a video from her recently, which is understandable. But I can't remember her channel's name; I am subscribed to it. Good luck in your new home state.
Great video, what a pain in the a$$ it has to be done , vanlife from oregon saying hello , in Quartzsite now for a couple months, hope to see you in AZ this winter , stay blessed brian 🙏
HOLA 👋 Thank you for sharing ! I'm on my way home now , should be ready by feb , had a few things to fix before moving in. GOOD luck mijito , SAFE TRAVEL'S Brian, ONWARD BOUND ✌️♥️🤲🌊🧜♀️
Hey Brian, hope you're staying safe there... if you see bright lights coming down from the sky just go the other way ...aliens...you might want to do like some of the other people mentioned and go in after a few days ...that way you'll know if the receipt that you were given is going to work.... I'm sure you've already thought of this well.... happy holidays and safe travels to everyone
Lived in NV from 2012-2018 and enjoyed it. Drove past that area you are staying numerous times. Beatty isn't too bad and you can do some thorough exploring in Death Valley in the upcoming 30 days!
Choosing a home base for future health care needs? Consider the culture of your choice? I be in south Cali. Best public benefits, especially for us oldies. Plenty of cheap / free spots and food is cheap. Talk about nice weather. Not isolated from society. Stay safe. Thank you.
Brian Cheap RV living has a video of how to get residency without paying for a hotel or campsite. If the site was 3-400 it might be worth avoiding the hassle but for 800 it might be worth it. The process was set up for homeless people but there is no income requirement and you are technically homeless just not destitute. You should check out the video it might save you money
Nevada is reputed to have high car insurance rates due to the casino goers involved in drunk driving accidents. Another factor, in my experience, is the prevalence of aggressive drivers in Las Vegas. For this reason, when traveling through LV I try to avoid the interstates and drive on the back streets. There is a lot of good camping outside of LV though.
Maybe too late now, but wondered if any RV park might accept payment for a booking for you, that you don't actually take up, but which you pay for? Book for a stay somewhere cheap for a 9 yr old RV, but never show up, or 'get delayed by a month', and camp somewhere you like for free. This would not work for everyone though.
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Thanks for the video Brian ! It seems unfortunate that a permanent residence is all but necessary to get a driver's license, register a vehicle, get insurance, vote and have many of the freedoms that most of us take for granted. I recently read about the struggles of a 70 year-old disabled Vietnam Veteran who had his ID and his possessions stolen, had lost contact with his family. It was incredibly hard for him to survive. This guy had some PTSD but wasn't aggressive or an addict. He was quite articulate when he wasn't in a stressful situation. He was eventually "rescued" by a cop that took time to listen to his story, took an interest and helped him connect with social service workers that could assist him in reestablishing his legal identity and reconnecting with his family.
" helped him connect with social service workers " far too many people are clueless on how to go about getting info on social services. In my travels I hooked up with soup kitchens, food pantries, etc where people there were often hitched up with local social services. Then there are city, county, state websites.
@@donaldeverett714More are about to learn. Cause 2025 is not going to be a joke. America is becoming one massive homeless camp. By design
Hi Brian, best of Luck to you my friend. I hope everything works out for you. It does look like a doable temporary place. Thanks for taking us along. Your food did look tasty. Your friend, Louise
I travel that road often between northern Nevada and 'Vegas. That road is also one of my alternate routes when I travel northern Nevada to southern CA when snow storms cover Mammoth and Bishop.
I've stayed a couple times at that RV park. Like you say, it's quiet and reasonably priced. That location is also close to Death Valley Park for exploring too. The Alien gift shop has a lot of quirky alien themed stuff that I can't seem to resist every time I stop there. The restaurant there is also very good for breakfast! However, it's been a year since last time I ate there.
Good luck on your stuff!!
Very informative and helpful. Thank you for sharing!!
Brian, I really appreciate how thorough you are in giving us information and reasons for your decisions. Great video and I hope it all works out for you.
Getting your NV residency is it's own adventure! It does sound like the right decision for you so you do what you gotta do! Hope it goes well. Happy Holidays Brian!
Hello Brian , hang in there man! If you have to be there for 30 days that place is very doable! Wishing you all the best!
Always something to learn from you Brian. I am exploring changing my residence to Nevada for similar reasons. Thanks again!
Good luck with the residency change, I hope it goes smoothly. Thanks for sharing.
Wow that sunset!
Nice to know that you found a basecamp for a month to get your residency👍
Great info, Brian. I'm looking forward to seeing you accomplish this goal. 🙂
Trying to find a self serve car wash for taller vehicles can prove to be a chore out on the road. Looks like you barely squeezed in that one! I haven't watched a video for awhile, congrats on getting over 100,000 subs!! Well deserved.
Thanks. Hope you're doing well out there😊
Dang Bro, I figured you were more than a decade younger than me. Now, this stuff makes a lot of sense.
Hey Brian I was pondering Nevada myself but at 68 I need to research the health care there😊☮️
You are very fortunate to find an RV park that would accept your van. Most RV parks will not take conversions no matter how nice. They have to be built originally as an RV.
Very helpful info. Thanks, 16:03 Brian. Good luck with the RV park.👽
An alien brothel? Wow! That place is out of this world...
When we changed our state to Nevada in 2023, we were told by DMV we had to stay 30 days before we could apply for our licenses. But when we went in, a different DMV clerk said we had to bring in a rental receipt for an additional 30 days. I think it depends on the office and the staff’s interpretation of the regulations. In the front of the DMV manual it says specifically new residents “must obtain their new license WITHIN THE FIRST 30 DAYS” upon arrival in Nevada.
Thank you. Yes, I just read that on the DMV website. Confusing. Must stay 30 days but apply within 30 days??? Did you use Pahrump dmv?
Great video, Brian, very interesting to someone who is not a van lifer! I'm curious what happens with health insurance when you change residency between states? I have a few friends who do live on the road and some of them have had difficulty finding coverage in their state of residency that provides acceptable (or any) coverage outside of that state. Thought I'd also mention, once you pick up your trailer a worthwhile spot to check out nearby is Spicer Ranch near Beatty. They have a MTB trail network that is pretty fun and free (by donation) camping with restrooms and showers.
Prayers for thy patience..shine your light in the darkness..You are a beautiful blessing to many..☺️
Great, Brian! I was confident that you would handle all the details with ease, relatively speaking, and you did. Please keep bringing us those great videos.
Seems like a pretty chill place to hang out, get some rest and recharge. Stayed at a place in North Ga. paid for 3 days last Thanksgiving and stayed one night. People pack in very tight most if not all living there, junk cars, right behind the main road loud trucks the entire time, addons to trailers just trashy. This place and the amenities look very good for the money. thanks for making this series, I'll most likely follow this same path next spring early summer so thanks for sharing the details!
I lost my flat in August and currently sleeping on a couch for $100 a month, now I have a good idea how to deal with the driver license and insurance address issue. Thank you so much and once I get my van I hope to see this dude and buy him a lunch.
Hi Brian , it would be good if there was a national system for nomads or seasonal workers. We have the same problems in Australia. With the number of people choosing this way of life, I'm sure it wouldn't be too hard for the government to work it out. I wish you all the best for Xmas and the New Year. Cheers Michael
I would have never guessed you were 50! You look much younger. I imagine going into that park felt a bit like going into a dentist office or applying for a job you don't want. Not quite your element. Hope it works out well for you and you can get back to where you are more comfortable. been watching your travels for a couple years now and always enjoy your videos.
You put me to shame with that shiny, clean rig! 😅 Good on you for getting all that going on!! All the best. 👍😎🇨🇦✨️🎅👽
When i first started RVing I stayed at Nevada Treasures RV Resort in Pahrump for about 6 months and established residency in South Dakota. I can only imagine how much it is now. First time I towed I towed my 24 ft trailer over the mountains and made a wrong turn ending up on the Vegas strip. Learning curve to everything! 😂
I need to do this exact thing soon. I'm in furnace creek working. Thanks for the info!
Have you thought about buying a piece of land in Pahrump. You can get a small parcel under $10k
you mean to establish a physical address? because owning a piece of raw land out here doesn't typically do that, because raw land doesn't have a street address you can write on a form.
I bought a parcel, 1/5 acre for $2k around 20 yrs ago. It came with a physical address on Lynn Ct. I still own it. There's still no homes, or streets on the whole subdivision.
@@angeloangelojoseph1494 1/5th of an acre of undeveloped land? with no road? so basically landlocked? for what purpose did you buy it? in even most remote parts of rural new mexico where i wander, less than an acre and you can't legally live on it without putting in septic.
and i'm confused- no streets but has an address? how does that work?
anyway, i don't see the benefit of shelling out thousands and being bothered with property taxes just to get a fake physical address. because when the government requires you to provide your physical address, it wants to know where you ~live~, so giving them the address of a vacant piece of land is technically lying.
not that i care or am judging-- all us nomads are forced to give a physical address where none of us actually live, and there is absolutely no way to not fudge that.
The streets are there on paper, but not yet paved. I parked my trailer on the lot, and used it as a weekend getaway. The Nye county office told me l could put in a mailbox on the paved street a block away, but l never did. I have since sold the trailer, and eventually sell the parcel too.
@angeloangelojoseph1494 sounds like it served your purpose then hey. lots land here in the southwest cheap, but not everyone can handle life offgrid. my kid has a couple acres in northern nm and we've been working in it a couple years little by little. gotta love solar in the desert!
take care.
Your rig looks pretty good dude! I loved your brothel comment, "woman of your dreams"
I've been to that gas station, didn't know the RV park was there. Nevada is a bit of an odd state, eccentric, outlaw, wild west. It's fun though.
New Mexico is even cheaper than Nevada and most of the state doesn’t get as hot because of the elevation.
You got that right!
@@ThomasMackay-i8hYou're right, it's such a great State to choose for these mentioned purposes. NM is where I live.
@ I moved here over a year ago after spending a summer here. I love it. Sort of a poor man
@@JujuPig-vz5mq I moved here over a year ago and love it.
Good luck hope all goes smoothly ❤
What a hassle for you, but the video was interesting. I had no idea about all of these hoops you have to jump through. Best of luck.
Thank you Brian
👍 👍
Hopefully by the time we see this, you are all done with the switch and happily boondocking again.
Looks perfect. Test and recoup. Merry Christmas!
Well, not your preference, but you have to do it. It's a good thing to be able to get your medical done. One never knows what can happen. It's not a really bad place, decent price. Always nice to meet a new friend in your travels. Time flies, your stay will be over before you know it. Beautiful sunset. 🙂👍
Beatty: decent bbq place. They dont open until 1pm tho. Across from bbq place is the happy burro which has good chili. Dollar store for some supplies, too
That taco truck in Beatty is hard to beat!!
1 step closer to residency👍, I would def go to dmv before 30 days. They are somewhat lenient in those desolate counties. Heck fees are fees. Should be fine. Happy travels Brian🤙🤙, be blessed. 🙏🙏
Helpful information, Brian, thank you for sharing. It is odd that one park had a 28-day limit. One would think they'd be glad to sell the extra 2 days as long as they had vacant spots. So you will have to do that 30-night stay once every year or is it just this first time?
Hey, that dinner looked good! Who'd have thought you'd find good Indian food in the middle of nowhere! I look forward to your next video on this topic as I expect to be doing it myself next year. Meanwhile, stay safe!
I would have talk to them,I've beenthere.
Interesting info! Thanks!
Welcome Brian to Nye County (my full time home) hope you enjoy yourself here (I'm sure you will). Happy Holidays to you, stay safe and mobile safely when you depart.
Goldfield, Beatty and Tonopah might be worth a visit if you need somewhere to explore.
I’ve stayed at that Escapees park many times. Pretty quiet.
There are some RV parks in and around Beatty as well. It's a nice town
Glad you found a spot that works for you.
Good video Brian. I remember when I watched you "boondocking" in San Diego area. You've come a long way. Big GMC vehicle now. Soon you'll be buying homebase land. Then like Bob W., you'll end up back in a small vehicle. 😉 Keep the faith. Hang in there. and again, ty for the video ..
Thanks for the information. I looked at SD & NV. The insurance cost for a car is the highest. United Healthcare has medical coverage but poor coverage and high premiums. Washington state has better coverage, and residency isn’t that hard to get. How do you like your Starlink? I just bought the Starlink mini. Keep up the excellent work on the videos.
In 2020, I "rested" at that Amargosa Valley Rest Stop many times. Good central location for experiencing a few sites within a days travel. Not sure why you think there's nothing out there, as if there is in many places you've stayed LOL Not far from Goldfield area (great cemetery) w ghost town in area, and canyons and "stuff" in Mt Charleston area is a great place, and... always had tons of water in/on my Jeep (yes I traveled for a few years in a 4Door Wrangler), cooked every day (little green propane on single burner), and was able to bathe/wash up. Learned how to put most water to reuse. You used to be more "adventurist" and not as comfortable with things. I did this in my 60s.
Hey Brian,
I totally get the discomfort in campsites but glad you found a spot that is better on the budget with the unexpected Indian Food treat
See of they will make you Palak Paneer with an onion naan and tamarind sauce omg!
Thank you for sharing your process. It is helpful as I decide also
❤
Blessings to you!
At the moment Im in my selfbuilt campervan on the border of New Brunswick . Down to -3 one night
Arctic Blast
Ow!
Glad you found a spot to stay for a month!
Just another footnote in the Adventure of life VanMan🤙. We are here with you on your Adventures.
Sweet ❤ Stay safe Brian 🙏
Check out Valley of the Fire State Park North of Vegas. Cool area once you get the residency thing settled. Cheers Brian
Thank you so much for such great information on how to establish residency. It’s always a burden.
Bonjour Brian thanks again for the video
You’re in my town. Which has turned into a mini Vegas. lol. I’m positive that the good ones coming here have wonderful intentions. Crowded now looking to move soon.
I plan on retiring in Nevada in a couple of years and work part time as a Teacher or a Chaplain.
Don't go with teacher if you don't know it's not capitalized.
Be nice
@@BrittMFHThank you.
@@BrittMFHShe's just trying to point out those two words. Capitalizing them gives them more emphasis.
I’m retired and adjunct faculty at my local comm college and loving it. The students are of all ages, color, and gender. All are motivated and eager to learn and get licensed in a trade or new trade. I’m having fun too.
I’ve used Escapes for 4 years in Texas, great for mail and residence in Texas!
Some of the casinos in Pahrump will let you buy a parking permit for campers. And it's not priced crazy and they give you a receipt so that might work for you.
$600
@@AdventureVanMan Ouch especially with no showers!!! They have upped those prices since I was last there.
Thanks for the 411 on Nevada, I had heard south Dakota was getting to be a challenge. Happy trails to y'all
Bob Wells has a video on this very subject.
I've watched it. He made it seem a lot easier than it really is!🤣✌🏼
It’s better to go to Tonapah to register your vehicle, much friendlier than Purhump.
I heard they have 'limited services'. Any input on that?
Good luck Brian!
I hope things go well for you
some one said the DMV wont take a receipt without an address on it. perhaps the owner of the park has a stamp he uses for a return address on his envelopes he can stamp your receipt before you go to the DMV.
Hi there it's does look a little sketchy if you don't mind me saying. The Indian dish looked scrumptious though looking forward to seeing the follow up thanks for sharing
A warning to those who don't know:
We had used our Daughters (& families) address for over 30 years. Recently we found that our Insurance Provider added young family members (insured elsewhere) to our Policy, without our knowledge or consent.
Found out by a threatening e-mail to "pay up or be canceled".
We were never asked in over 30 years "who used this address".
We were stuck paying for the already insured youngsters...we canceled our Carrier immediately after 30 years of membership.
Just a tactic insurance companies use and get away with. 😮
“The woman of your dreams.” 🤣🤣
So happy you found a place.
Cool , I set up in Pahrump in 1999 for same reasons. I was only there for a couple of years before I went back to Colorado as my base . I found auto insurance rates were also less in Nye County.
good you figured something out man
Good informational video.
I'm doing the exact same thing, and same state as you starting in February Brian. Good luck friend 🙂.
Thanks, Brian!
my wife and I stayed in that same park. we had left Death Valley and heading to Hoover dam and she was tired and wanted to rest up and wanted AC for the night. Finally got power at the 3rd pedistal
Thank you for this information. I will be changing my domicile from WA before too long and this was helpful info. 🎉
I heard Washington state was going to exempt seniors over the age of 61 from property taxes. I don't know the specifics but it's something you might want to check out before moving.
Good video, nice rig. My first time finding your channel. I lived in Vegas and the DMV had a snack bar in it, then I found out why, you're there all day. Hopefully over in that area it isn't anything like that.
I lived in nevada for a few years.... douglas county....,no income tax was cool but they killed me on rv registration... for a 2021 coachman class c it was $1900 per year for tags.. they base it off of msrp which nobody pays. It drops 1% a year for 10 years then stops and that's your price for tags forever....I actually left nevada because of this. The tag price is actually more then income tax in idaho... power and natural gas are also about 10x higher in nevada (that won't matter in rv).... it is an awesome state tho...
Probably a good reason if at all possible to buy some type of property in some state just to get residency there.
Maybe taking a few pictures which prove your rv and you are in this receipt. Just an idea.
Do you know how Kelly is doing after dear Hobbs's passing? I haven't seen a video from her recently, which is understandable. But I can't remember her channel's name; I am subscribed to it. Good luck in your new home state.
Good luck Brian. I think after a few days, going to the DMV might work. Looks perfect for your needs.
The space seems ok for the purpose you need it for.
Good luck & stay safe.
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I thought I recognized your rig when I was passing through there.
Great video, what a pain in the a$$ it has to be done , vanlife from oregon saying hello , in Quartzsite now for a couple months, hope to see you in AZ this winter , stay blessed brian 🙏
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Thank you for sharing ! I'm on my way home now , should be ready by feb , had a few things to fix before moving in.
GOOD luck mijito , SAFE TRAVEL'S Brian, ONWARD BOUND ✌️♥️🤲🌊🧜♀️
Hey Brian, hope you're staying safe there... if you see bright lights coming down from the sky just go the other way ...aliens...you might want to do like some of the other people mentioned and go in after a few days ...that way you'll know if the receipt that you were given is going to work.... I'm sure you've already thought of this well.... happy holidays and safe travels to everyone
Hey Brian.... Like you said, it's durable & gets you what you want & it's only 30 days. Then you're free to go where you want to go.... All good.
30 days goes quick. Thank you
Try going to gabbs, and or Fallon area
Lived in NV from 2012-2018 and enjoyed it. Drove past that area you are staying numerous times. Beatty isn't too bad and you can do some thorough exploring in Death Valley in the upcoming 30 days!
Choosing a home base for future health care needs? Consider the culture of your choice? I be in south Cali. Best public benefits, especially for us oldies. Plenty of cheap / free spots and food is cheap. Talk about nice weather. Not isolated from society. Stay safe. Thank you.
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Cheap RV living has a video of how to get residency without paying for a hotel or campsite. If the site was 3-400 it might be worth avoiding the hassle but for 800 it might be worth it.
The process was set up for homeless people but there is no income requirement and you are technically homeless just not destitute.
You should check out the video it might save you money
He did a follow up video saying too many nomads took advantage of that and it's no longer a good option.
Good to know.😊
Cool info.... thanks brother
Great information
Thanks Brian 😊🎉
Nevada is reputed to have high car insurance rates due to the casino goers involved in drunk driving accidents. Another factor, in my experience, is the prevalence of aggressive drivers in Las Vegas. For this reason, when traveling through LV I try to avoid the interstates and drive on the back streets. There is a lot of good camping outside of LV though.
Same with Texas at escapes .
Oklahoma has high rates because of so many uninsured motorist supposedley.....and the drunk hillbilies snd indians.
Fun getting into Nevada, so eccentric. Hope you had a nice Thanksgiving! ✌️❤️🚐
Maybe too late now, but wondered if any RV park might accept payment for a booking for you, that you don't actually take up, but which you pay for? Book for a stay somewhere cheap for a 9 yr old RV, but never show up, or 'get delayed by a month', and camp somewhere you like for free. This would not work for everyone though.