11 TIPS FOR DIRT BAGGING

Yes, dirtbagging is rough. But there are plenty of ways to make it feel more sustainable so you can stay on the road for as long as it’ll have you.

By Mary Beth Skylis

For some, RVing is a life of luxury; a full bathroom, campground hookups, and all the bells and whistles make for a comfortable, easy lifestyle. Dirtbaggers, on the other hand, forgo creature comforts for a more flexible, free lifestyle—usually living out of a car or a van with only the most necessary amenities. But with that come challenges. When you’re living on the road, tasks that are easily accomplished at home become hard to carry out; but it’s possible to create an organized, comfortable living situation to support your lifestyle, even when you’re nomadic. By using local resources and getting a little creative, you can prepare yourself for an extended existence on the road. And the following tips will help any dirtbag to live comfortably while traveling. Get a Gym…

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ROVA (Digital) - 1 Issue, Twenty-Eight: December/January 2021-2022

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