RVs are a major slow-burn issue in Seattle, as clusters of them are becoming essentially one step up from homeless camps.
Something to perhaps look into and consider thoughtfully if this sort of thing attracts you.
Something to perhaps look into and consider thoughtfully if this sort of thing attracts you.
Homelessness in Seattle(in particular) is a very fraught topic, with many cherry picked examples for discussion when it comes up. It's certain that a wide range of behaviors from anti-social to pro-social have been observed, often depending on the specific camp.
There's a certain lure of living in a tent in the woods, playing mountain man.
Broadly, you also have to consider trash, sewage, water, electricity, and heating.
Plus some of the RVs are kinda dumps, but that's less relevant.