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That doesn't work in northern climates though. What would be great is if there existed RV parks with a large warehouse on site that you can move your trailers
by derekp7 12y ago
That doesn't work in northern climates though. What would be great is if there existed RV parks with a large warehouse on site that you can move your trailers into for winter usage.
- kaybe 12y agoYou can fit trailers for winter usage if you add better insulation for full-time living. The tiny housing community has a lot of info about this. Basically, people build their own small houses on trailers and choose a spot to live. The difference to RVs is the appearance (it actually looks like a house), and that they are fit also for winter climates. (Start here for example: http://thetinylife.com/ http://thetinylife.com/) You can move them, but people don't do it a lot. It seems to be quite cheap and fun to make them.