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How tough are the local police against folks living out of vans? I'm over here in Portugal. Here it's a breeze. I've got a decent motorhome & have all the ba
by codecamper 10y ago
How tough are the local police against folks living out of vans? I'm over here in Portugal. Here it's a breeze. I've got a decent motorhome & have all the basics -- living in it with my girlfriend and a dog. It's our little home. 15Mbit 3g internet is just a euro a GB. Not bad. And it'd be faster if I upgraded to 4g.
A few left turns and who knows, maybe I'd be back in the bay area. Living out of a van vs. paying SF rent seems pretty good -- waking up near some great SC surf sounds very good -- if it's not too much hassle from the police. Lots of nature spots around Santa Cruz. Any of those spots OK for a camper?
- iokevins 10y agoThe July 2015 "Santa Cruz Waves" issue had an article by Peter Gregg, page 76, which talks about living out of a van and surfing, in Portugal: https://issuu.com/santacruzwaves/docs/scw2.1/1 https://issuu.com/santacruzwaves/docs/scw2.1/1 Seems to speak highly of the Portugal surf scene. : o )
- codecamper 10y agoPortugal is nice. No problems for having a camper & traveling by camper. The waves so far have not been too great. Too much wind. Everyone says it's not normal weather. I hope it gets back on course soon. Until then, there is some hiking.
- jmspring 10y agoThere have been people living "off grid" and being apart of the community for decades. At the same time, there are people here who are addicts living in their vehicles who also commit crimes/prey on neighborhoods. For those people, neighbors aren't putting up with it. That said, the community also seems to be getting different treatment from the Coastal Commission as mentioned here: http://www.santacruzsentinel.com/government-and-politics/20160524/santa-cruz-overnight-rv-parking-ban-softened-needs-state-permit-review?source=most_viewed http://www.santacruzsentinel.com/government-and-politics/201...