This is one of those questions that kept coming up every single time I was reading through bus life forums and watching build tours. You’ve got this big beautiful bus that gets you from place to place, but once you’re parked somewhere, you’re kind of stuck unless you want to fire up a 40-foot school … Read more
So you’ve got this big beautiful bus, and now you need groceries. Or you want to catch a movie. Or you just need to run into a store for five minutes. The question that hits everybody at some point is whether you can actually park this thing in a normal parking lot like a regular … Read more
You’ve got your bus. Maybe you’ve even finished the conversion. But now you’re staring at this 35-foot yellow (or freshly painted) vehicle in your driveway and thinking: where on earth do I actually put this thing? You’re not alone — parking is the single most common worry people have about bus life, and for good … Read more
You’ve got the bus built and you’re ready to go full-time. But the question that keeps people up at night is, where do you actually put this thing? You can’t just park a 35-foot bus on any random street and call it home. Most full-time skoolie owners park at RV parks ($400-$800/month), on private land … Read more
So this was something I worried about way more than I probably needed to. I had this image in my head of pulling up to an RV park in a converted school bus and the manager coming out to tell me to leave. And yeah, that can happen, but it’s way less common than the … Read more