Wandering Individuals Network

If you do decide to bring a pet along while traveling in your RV, there are some things you need to know. States who have monthly camp-outs or other activities. But, most humans are social creatures and want to be around other people. The layout is more like a small apartment so it doesn't look or feel like you're living in a bus.

The Bottom Line If your life as a full-timer RVer is lonely and you feel that there is something that is missing, you are probably in need of meaningful human contact. This is a network for younger, active RV owners who travel alone. By this I mean, ask the locals for safe place to stop at and don't stay in isolated places.

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Safety and loneliness are at the top of the list as to what may stop someone from getting into their RV and hitting the road by themselves. Although those are valid concerns and should be considered, they should not stop anyone. There are clubs and organizations available for all RVers, whether single or not, but the clubs specifically for solo RVers offer a network of support and information and worth considering. SOLO RV clubs Has 50 Regional Chapters in the US and Canada. This club has been active since 1969 with rallies, campouts, caravanning and lots of support for its members. It appears their rules are very stringent and must be followed. They offer resources on camping, RV Parks, general RV information and support when needed. You must be a member of Escapees to join their very active solo group but for anyone who wants to connect with other active RVers this might be something to be considered. Their rallies and events take place all year long and in many parts of North America. This club has 16 chapters with women from both Canada and the US as members. Their activities are as varied as the members themselves. There are a mixture of prices depending upon whether two or more members of a household register. The only stipulation is that you are female and over the age of 18. This is a network for younger, active RV owners who travel alone. Most are single but some are married with spouses who will not or cannot travel. They share a pool of knowledge and experience amongst its members. When you join you must be under the age of 70 but you can continue your membership as long as you like. Look for groups or people who like to do some of the things you do such as hiking, biking, geocaching, photography or fishing and focus on the activities rather than whether they are traveling alone or not. Happy travels, Carol Ann Quibell is an author, freelance writer and columnist who have been RVing or camping for most of her life. She loves to share information with fellow RVers and promotes travelling, camping and RVing to everyone she can. Learn about her new book Hello Carol, First I would like to say, it is nice that you respond to the comments, some people write nice blogs and have a comment section but never respond to the comments. I am wondering since you are probably paid to do this blog LOL if you could do a little more research and find out which of these groups will let you post on THEIR forums that one is looking for a traveling companion. There are sites that match up travel companions Travel Companion Exchange, Travel-buddies, Travbuddy, those are not specific to RVers and then Cruisemates which is only to find people to share cruise ship cabins interesting the person who started it shut it down so there are no more new cruise articles it was an info sharing site also but he left the site open so there are still postings for people who want to share cabins. I may just start a website with forum unless one reading here tells me otherwise specifically for people who want to find an RV Traveling mate, I am doing this just to help people like myself but who knows, it may bring me the money and success of Craig Newmark of Craigslist or Markus Frind of Plenty of Fish who did not start THEIR sites to make money. Well, I do wander a bit, so I hope you can address the first topic I brought up. Hi Evangeline, Thanks for your message. LOL — I just enjoy it and try to supply helpful information. OMG — what sites allow you to place ads? I have been asked this by others as well so will do my best. Will get back to you. I saw the two links for women traveling solo and will check them out. I guess I just wanted to ask if you know of any more blogs aside from yours where I can glean information to see if this is doable for me and my 14lb rat terrier mix. Please help me out any way you can! I have been single for 18 years. I traveled in my job most of my life. Anyone out there seeking a travel companion? I am single, 53 yr old woman, clean, nonsmoking. Do you like animals? I have 1 very clean, well behaved dog that was a rescue and acquired a kitten that I rescued during hurricane Irma. I have been divorced for years. I have also traveled across the country 3x back and forth with my dog and my daughter. Daughter has moved on to married life. Would love to have a travel partner at least until we feel we can be fine on our own. Contact me Hi Carol Ann. Any advice you would be appreciated! Thanks, Margaret Hi Margaret, My apologies for the delay in responding. Your plans sound exciting and I think age is just a number! There are lots of women solo RVers on the road and I know if you reach out to some of the groups you will meet other like minded women. Carol Ann Hi, my husband and I are planning a RV trip through the USA from eastern Canada and also want to explore Alaska. Once we come back down south from Alaska to Canada we will continue across Canada back to Eastern Canada. Are there any RV groups we can possibility hook up with as we believe in travelling in numbers for safety? Hi, I,m a baby Snow Bird. I am ready for palm trees at Christmas. I would be interested in talking with you. Thank you, Jerry ms. Hi Julie, Thanks for your email! Your trip sounds wonderful. There are many women traveling solo and enjoying themselves immensely. That will get you started. Plus I have articles on this website with info for solo traveler that you may find helpful. I look forward to hearing more about your travels.

Our RV rv dating site is your chance to cast off any bad experiences that you may have had with other rv dating sites out there and be a part of a sin where you have interests in common with everyone who is signed up. Tomorrow I plan to repair the generator and get it up and ready to go. You know that there is so much of the world to explore; after all, you've seen a lot of it with your own elements. Other RV clubs restrict membership based the type, brand, or age of recreational vehicle. Please help me out any way you can. On Yahoo's RVing groups YahoogroupsI found a long list of diverse groups of people that want to 'perfect' their adventures in the outdoors and on the caballeros and byways, ranging from interstates to dirt roads and open fields. Once we come back down south from Alaska to Canada we will continue across Canada back to Eastern Canada. They offer many activities, like group outings and craft sessions, to help you meet your peers. For will get you started. My prized uncle taught me to drive, and the 'real world' taught me about 'logical things' like nature, friends, family, and how much your enjoyment of life depends of how much effort you put into seeking the pleasures. Now, a booming network has civil to cater to the specific desires of those who choose to 'travel solo', and a multitude of those who choose to 'travel alone' enjoy the comraderie of others at the end of the day. I live in Austin, Texas and went to Florida first then up to Atlanta.