@@Zach-yv6pb I found an answer in a video titled 'Van Life: Untold Secrets of Boondocking in Key West', on the 'Howie Rolls' channel. - He said K-Mart, Winn-Dixie & on the side parking of Walgreens. (All by Highway 1 in the New Town area.) - He said to watch for the signs that says the police have authority to tow......stay away - He said avoid lots with a sign that says "Arnold Towing" because they are Roam Towing pirates that will try to tow you. - He said do not go to Stock Island despite what a cop tells you. - He said it is best to park on private property. We Van-Life people need to get as much information out there as possible to make our lives easier. I have been brain-storming ideas how to go about this better so I'm always asking questions. * What about free public showers on Key West? What did you find? * How can we navigate Key West while keeping well showered & clean? * Are there any pitfalls you encountered while trying to utilize public showers?
@@AdvantureZach i dont really look like a trucker , i look more like im homeless lololol except when i get a shower but i dont wear the trucker hats or cowboy hats , i like jeans n t shirts or like button up work shirts
Ive been doing this for 2 weeks so far, id like to be honest with my employers in case something bad were to happen at home or with my mental and id have to leave. I tell them im staying in my van, from a managers perspective that sounds like inconsistency and would worry me to hire someone whos litterally moving from cracker barrel to walmart to random parking lot with no signs. If you want to work while living in a van you have to be good with computer stuff so you can work in the van or get really lucky and find someone who will let you stay on their property… jobs that involve an application will probably not call you back. And that’s exactly what happened to me. Work hard, save money then go live in your van. This also helped me realize the only aspect i like of van camping is dispersed camping in national forests and blm land. Cant find that stuff to easy on the east coast. Also sleeping in your van in florida for more than 3 hours is illegal. Soooo much stress, especially for someone whos partially depressed and thought getting out and exploring the world would help
Love the play list
i see guys like u on the road and if i quit truckin i think id go van life
Hey thanks for sharing. I’m also thinking of heading to the keys any pointers o parking spots ? Also you got a new subscriber.
Thanks for subscribing! Nothing more than I’ve already shared, just be creative.
What stores on Key West can I park in my van overnight that have free strong wifi in the parking lot?
I do not know of any.
@@Zach-yv6pb
I found an answer in a video titled 'Van Life: Untold Secrets of Boondocking in Key West', on the 'Howie Rolls' channel.
- He said K-Mart, Winn-Dixie & on the side parking of Walgreens. (All by Highway 1 in the New Town area.)
- He said to watch for the signs that says the police have authority to tow......stay away
- He said avoid lots with a sign that says "Arnold Towing" because they are Roam Towing pirates that will try to tow you.
- He said do not go to Stock Island despite what a cop tells you.
- He said it is best to park on private property.
We Van-Life people need to get as much information out there as possible to make our lives easier.
I have been brain-storming ideas how to go about this better so I'm always asking questions.
* What about free public showers on Key West? What did you find?
* How can we navigate Key West while keeping well showered & clean?
* Are there any pitfalls you encountered while trying to utilize public showers?
That went by to quick, lol. Just found your channel so need to catch up with you. Thanks for the video.
Welcome! Glad you liked it!
Hy ! Your car is a 4x4 long sprinter?
Yes it is, 170” extended 4x4
@@AdvantureZach thanks! 🤜🤛
Was expecting to see more of key west and your camping setup... but it's just you talking...
So was I! Next time!
@AdvantureZach All good bro, no problem... next time indeed....
@nas6587 thanks for watching!
i think u need more video of whats happening instead of talking about it in the van
Check out my more recent videos, let me know what you think!
im a trucker and its funny how most men try to look like a 70s trucker lolololololol
It’s a good look! I need a genuine trucker worn blue Jean jacket for next profile picture, got one you’re willing to part with?
@@AdvantureZach i dont really look like a trucker , i look more like im homeless lololol except when i get a shower but i dont wear the trucker hats or cowboy hats , i like jeans n t shirts or like button up work shirts
How you make money
Currently, I don’t. Savings just ran out too. No regrets
@@AdvantureZach oh boy
Ive been doing this for 2 weeks so far, id like to be honest with my employers in case something bad were to happen at home or with my mental and id have to leave. I tell them im staying in my van, from a managers perspective that sounds like inconsistency and would worry me to hire someone whos litterally moving from cracker barrel to walmart to random parking lot with no signs. If you want to work while living in a van you have to be good with computer stuff so you can work in the van or get really lucky and find someone who will let you stay on their property… jobs that involve an application will probably not call you back. And that’s exactly what happened to me. Work hard, save money then go live in your van. This also helped me realize the only aspect i like of van camping is dispersed camping in national forests and blm land. Cant find that stuff to easy on the east coast. Also sleeping in your van in florida for more than 3 hours is illegal. Soooo much stress, especially for someone whos partially depressed and thought getting out and exploring the world would help
@@W1Z3RD damn bruh . I’m buyin an rv and headed to the keys for 3 months . Hope I find what I’m looking for
@@W1Z3RD damn bruh . I’m buyin an rv and headed to the keys for 3 months . Hope I find what I’m looking for