Where to Park Your RV During a Travel Nurse Assignment

Types of RV Parking for Travel Nurses

1. RV Parks and Campgrounds

Pros: Full amenities, established utilities, social community

Cons: More expensive ($800-1,500/month), may have rules/restrictions

Best for: First-time travelers, those wanting community

2. Private Property (Driveways, Backyards)

Pros: Often cheaper ($400-900/month), quieter, more flexible

Cons: May lack full hookups, need extension cords

Best for: Budget-conscious, experienced RVers

3. Hospital Housing Programs

Pros: Ultra-convenient, often free or subsidized

Cons: Limited availability, may be far from hospital

Best for: Facilities offering housing benefits

How to Find the Right Spot

1. Start Early: Begin searching 4-6 weeks before assignment start
2. Check Hospital Distance: Aim for 15-minute commute maximum
3. Read Reviews: Other nurses' experiences are invaluable
4. Visit Before Booking: See the spot in person or via video tour
5. Understand Terms: Monthly rate, utilities included, cancellation policy

Red Flags to Avoid

• No photos or vague descriptions
• Requests for full payment upfront
• No written agreement or contract
• Host unwilling to video chat
• Suspiciously low prices