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10 Reasons to Retire in an RV

29.05.2026 23:08 1 min 1 source
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10 Reasons to Retire in an RV
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A Go RVing 2025 survey reports 8.1 million RV-owning households in the US. The median age of owners dropped from 53 in 2021 to 49 in 2025, with 46% aged 35–54 and 36% first-time buyers. Retirees living in RVs highlight cost savings (average $40 per night for camping), free parking at Walmart and Cracker Barrel, and volunteering opportunities that reduce expenses.

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