As I mentioned before, if my move to Great lakes goes through I will be moving just across the border so I don't have to worry about firearms or silly laws in IL.

I want to give it a go in the camper while I am there and I am looking for help, direction, input for areas.

I have a friend here that will let me park it in his yard for the next year, but I got NO friends in WI. Trying to find someone willing to let me pay some rent to park and use electricity and water. IDEALLY that is.

Your friends yard for next year , is that in WI? Just wondering because Kenosha County does not seem to play well with living in RV while parked in yard.

(u) Recreational Vehicle Parking.
1 Recreational vehicles shall include but are not limited to the following: boats, jet skis, mini-bikes, trail bikes, off-road vehicles, motor homes, travel trailers, camping trailers, and boat, motor bike, snowmobile, or vehicle trailers.
2 Recreational vehicles are permitted in any district except for in the Floodplain Districts where recreational vehicles are not permitted subject to the following:
a Parking and/or storage of recreational vehicles are permitted inside an enclosed accessory structure.
b Parking and/or storage of recreational vehicles shall not be permitted on any vacant lot.
c No more than two (2) recreational vehicles shall be parked and/or stored in the side or rear yard outside of an enclosed structure. No recreational vehicles shall be parked and/or stored in the street yard. Recreational vehicles stored outside of an enclosed structure shall be owned by the property owner or resident on whose property the vehicle is parked and/or stored, except for approved commercial storage facilities.
3 Recreational vehicles shall not be used as follows:
a As a dwelling unit or temporary housing at any time, including use during construction of a permanent dwelling.
b As an accessory structure for storage.


Very large PDF:

https://www.somers.org/wp-cont...020/04/chapter-3.pdf

Wisconsin allows for full-time RV residency as long as you comply with local ordinances and do not create a nuisance or a health hazard.Mar 2, 2023
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Depends where you live in Wisconsin. Clearly, Kenosha is not an option. A rural area may be fine.

I am one County to the West, Walworth. I don’t have a good option with the camper though. Other than that, if you need info. I’ve been here since 95.

I’ll edit with this; I’m near Lyons, WI look it up. I’m on a quiet 5 acres, tucked away, can do anything here. Major bonus points if you can take care of my German Shepherd while I’m gone.

Depending on how private & what municipality your friend is in, can’t see it being a problem early on.

If able, you are spot on with setting up quarters North of the border. I had a friend who years ago moved to CA near the NV border. I wondered, why didn’t you hop the line to NV?