For Women Only: Traveling Solo in Your RV: The Adventure of a Lifetime (The RV Lifestyle) Paperback – March 22, 2016

I found most of the advice good but it is totally geared toward motor homes, not travel trailers at all.I would like to correct something the author stated. She said ALL state parks require advanced reservations. We've camped at state parks many times and I've never heard of this. Is it practical during busy times? Yes, just like any other kind of campground. Is it required--absolutely not.I would like to add to something else she stated. She said you could be a campground host at Bureau of Land Management campgrounds and get free hooks ups. Yes that is true. AND at national parks and state parks and national forest service campgrounds and Corp of Engineer campgrounds and city and county campgrounds. About any campground that is publicly owned.I get the feeling she has only stayed at the private RV resort type places. There is a whole other world of campgrounds and lifestyles in fabulous locations that does not include RV resorts.

very enjoyable read. Some very practical information...for all RV rs. I purchased this hoping (and succeeded) to get some cross genre information. That is from more of a van dweller (in spirit) aspect. some useful info here as with good tips, and links...I am a married man with a great wife and we hope to get out of town time to time in travel and camping. Reading books like this (for women only title) opens up our minds (men) to some specific needs of our ladies. happy wife happy life. would very much recommend this title.

I liked this book. It is pretty basic, but still communicates what it would be like to take to the road alone. I have to admit to a certain fascination to just "taking off", but then I realize how truly comfortable I am in this "old pile". This book helped me to realize the reality of being a vagabond, and I guess it really wouldn't be my cup of tea. But I will enjoy the fantasy.

I really enjoyed reading this eBook. It is geared to the woman's experience and some of the issues that a woman alone might need to address before going on the road. It has good reference points and how to approach getting ready for travel. As in any situation a woman alone must stay alert to her situation and take steps to insure her safety. But I think this book lays out many great tips for having a fantastic adventure on the road. I recommend it to any one looking to get out there and go traveling.

She has some very good links to other sites for further research on a variety of topics. She is very clear that she doesn't like 5th wheels (which is my mode of RV travel) nor does she like boondocking for women, which is what I prefer doing. Other than that, it is very informative.

I loved reading this book! In fact, I couldn't put it down until I had finished! It is written simply, in user-friendly style, easy to follow and understand. The author hits all the important points and provides excellent tips and suggestions. Great for a newbie (like myself). Thanks so much for the guidance.

I have to say I was disappointed in the content of this book. It has a good deal of information about living in a Class A motorhome in general (though the advice is often "take it to an expert"). But there is very limited information or advice that is truly for women who are RVing alone. I felt this could have been any of the authors other titles on living the RV lifestyle.

The author should have been upfront that her book only deals with Class A and Class C motorhomes. Why no mention of Class B, which is what I'm buying, was not mentioned is beyond me. So this book and the other one on motorhome care & maintenance was a waste of money for me.

Excellent book. Answered all the questions and concerns I had regarding what I should be looking into when buying an RV to travelling on my own.

A lot of leads on where to get good info