How many Airstream days did you (or will you) experience in 2021?

[Dennis C]

I love hearing about how much people are using their Airstreams and hearing about all the places people visit.

[SilverPal]

24/7/365. This year from the Pacific Northwest, throughout the West, and down to the Florida Keys. Life IS good!

[field & stream]

Originally Posted by Dennis C

I love hearing about how much people are using their Airstreams and hearing about all the places people visit.

Me too! Thanks for starting this great thread.

[trekbiker]

On our way home to Missouri, will have 215 days when we get there. Traveled through many states, but states of destination were Florida (twice), Utah, New Mexico (twice), Arizona, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Wisconsin, Michigan. We are home for the holidays then head to Florida for 2 1/2 months.

[DebH]

Originally Posted by Andy Squared

Six months, 7,800 miles, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Wisconsin, North Dakota, Montana (lived in GNP Jun-mid Sept), Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina and that closes out 2021.

I live in my Airstream and travel from ND to points warmer in winter, so 365 days of the year. Not stationary during the spring and fall at all. It's a wonderful life 😊

[DebH]

Good to hear I am not alone! Actually, I know many full-time people, due to being a member of Escapees RV Club.

Should have quoted the other fulltime rver here!

[K4TCJ]

Also live full time in my 2009 27 Flying Cloud. In Texas at NTAC heading to NM, AZ for the winter. Operating a ham radio station and flying RC sailplanes for fun.
K4TCJ

[Einse]

Still working full time jobs at home but we spent 58 nights out and pulled the rig 14000 miles.

[Mike1997]

Only 6 nights in the Airstream so far this year but I probably beat everyone with mileage in such a short time.

3268 miles thanks to a quick round trip from GA to CO and back over 1 week.

[56ovalwindow]

30+, but didn’t travel more than 300 miles from home.

[StreaminGeo]

It's looking like it's going to be 71, mostly in central California (Sierra foothills and coast) but with one extended trip to Tucson and southern Arizona.