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Kozinator510 wrote:
@toedtoes: It doesn't necessarily have to be streets. I created the post with an open-ended destination, seeing if people on this forum had experience with this sort of situation.
How long? As long as we live in the Bay Area.
If the RV breaks down, Airbnb time until we get it back from the shop.
We have one other car at the moment.
@udidwht: That shouldn't be a problem. We can always the move the RV after 96 hours.
It's looking like I should just put an ad up on Craigslist seeking someone who would let us camp out on their property in exchange for a daily or monthly fee.
Does anyone else have any more advice?
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โMay-17-2018 11:50 AM
westernrvparkowner wrote:
It will be impossible. The Bay area has extensive experience dealing with the fact that real estate prices are astronomical.
โMay-17-2018 02:42 AM
toedtoes wrote:
You're going to have a very difficult time trying to find streets that you can park on for 5 days a week every week. How long do you plan on doing this? A year? Five years? Forever? What happens when your RV breaks down and has to go into the shop for a week?
Do you really think no one will notice the motorhome parked on the street all week? What about your other vehicle(s)? Or are you just going to use the motorhome to get everywhere in the Bay Area?
I understand your dilemma regarding housing costs in the Bay Area, but this is just not a viable solution. You are better off putting that money towards a cheap commuter car or amtrak passes and living further away.
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โMay-16-2018 07:47 PM
Bill.Satellite wrote:
You may need to check with some of the locals but CA has more people living full time in their RV's on city streets "legally" than I have ever seen anywhere in the US. They are mostly really crappy looking Class C's and most of the folks living in them look like surfer dudes and gals but I am sure there are a great variety. They are parked along the streets in many downtown and residential areas and are not bothered by the police where this type of parking is allowed.
I am sure it can be done but the most difficult park might be trying to find regular weekend parking at a nearby RV park and even if you can, it will be quite pricy.
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