As someone who lives and works from my RV most of the year, I've learned a lot about the triumphs and pitfalls of working while on the road.

Working remotely from an RV is not only doable but also an exciting adventure. It allows you to experience new places and people while still being productive.

But, it can also present a few issues that you need to consider before becoming an RV remote worker.

So, I want to list both the pros and cons of working remotely from your RV.

5 Pros of Working Remotely from an RV

Let's start with the positive! Becoming an RV remote worker offers a lot of positive benefits:

+ FREEDOM

Being an RV remote worker allows you to roam from place to place while still earning a living.

Nothing can feel more freeing than being on the open road. Or traveling to new spots every few days. You have the freedom to see new places, without being tied down to an office.

+ ENJOYING NATURE

For many people, the only "outdoors" they experience is the short walk from their car to the office. According to the EPA, the average American only spends 7% of their life outdoors!

If you love the outdoors but never seem to have the time to enjoy it, working remotely from an RV can reconnect you with nature.

You can work from the Grand Canyon one day and then from Sequoia Kings Canyon the next. Or maybe spend time checking out all that Yellowstone has to offer.

Your commute becomes an experience!

+ LIVING CHEAPER

Although the upfront cost of purchasing an RV can be hefty, many people find RV living to ultimately be a cheaper way of life.