Based on the search results, here are some tips for finding affordable RV parks for long-term stays as a full-time RVer:Look for private RV parks and campgrounds in rural or less touristy areas. These are more likely to offer monthly rates at a discounted price compared to nightly rates. Popular destinations and parks near major cities tend to be more expensive.
Call the RV parks directly and inquire about their monthly rates. Many don’t advertise these rates on their websites. Be prepared to negotiate for extended stays of several months.
Consider mobile home parks or RV resorts that have dedicated RV lots mixed in. Some of these allow long-term RV living at reasonable monthly rates.
Join RV clubs or co-ops like Xscapers that have their own network of affordable parks for members paying around $450-$600 per month.
Look into opportunities for workamping (working part-time at a park in exchange for a free or discounted site) or volunteering as a camp host.
Boondock on public BLM land or in national forests when possible to avoid nightly fees, though you’ll need to move periodically.
Avoid commercial RV resorts, KOAs, and parks in tourist hotspots as they rarely offer good long-term monthly pricing.