Internet for RV Living

Learn about 3 easy ways to access internet while traveling and camping in an RV. Get connected today!

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There are 3 portable internet options for camping

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Cellular Hotspots

Free, Public Wi-Fi

Starlink Internet

Public Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi is available at many local businesses, including campgrounds, coffee shops and libraries

The biggest benefit of public Wi-Fi is the cost. It is usually free with your campsite or a cup of coffee. 

Public Wi-Fi

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The downside of public Wi-Fi is reliability. It is often too weak for business uses, such as video calls

Public Wi-Fi

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Hotspots

Mobile hotspots use cellular data to create your own personal Wi-Fi connection anywhere you are.

Mobile hotspots are fast and reliable anywhere campers have cell phone service. They are also affordable to add to a phone plan.

Mobile Hotspot

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Mobile hotspots are the best RV internet, but its not perfect. Data limits often restrict usage. 

Mobile Hotspot

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Starlink

Starlink uses low orbit satellites to provide fast, reliable internet even in remote locations!

Satellite internet has more range than mobile hotspots. It works anywhere the sky is clear. 

Starlink Satellite

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Satellite internet may be awesome, but it is also super expensive. Dishes cost $599 and service is $135/month.

Starlink Satellite

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