If you're approaching retirement, you're about to have more free time than you've likely had in decades. It's the perfect opportunity to buy an RV and live where you please for the golden years ahead. Now that you don't have work to worry about, you can spend your years living in new states and locations you've never been to before. Below is a guide to living on RV sites post-retirement.

What Are the Benefits of RV Living?

Living in an RV gives you the opportunity to explore the world like never before. You can drive to a new location as often as you want, and camp out in new environments with new people. It's a simple life centered around taking pleasure in living in the now. Many people live in RVs to reconnect with nature and try a nomadic existence, and as a retiree, there is no better time to do it. 

What Should You Consider Before Living on RV Sites?

Before you commit to living in an RV, remember that it is a very small space and anyone you're living with is going to be in very close quarters. If you aren't in a happy partnership, living on RV sites around the United States might not be the dream you imagined. You'll also have limited storage space, meaning you'll need to downsize unless you intend to have a house outside of this adventurous life.

You should also realize that life won't be completely spontaneous. While you can move on a whim, you should have a plan for where exactly you're headed. You need to know what places around you have RV sites with proper amenities to ensure you can live comfortably as you travel.

If you're looking to retire with your RV in a serene mobile home park, consider Robert's Mobile Home and RV Resort. This RV park is located in Saint Petersburg, FL. They have annual and seasonal rental options, and provide various amenities, including sewage, electricity, water, laundry, internet, and a 24-hour bathhouse. Call (727) 577-6820 to learn more about their RV site or visit their website to get a gallery view of the resort.