Campers Have Really Thin Walls

No matter how cool your camper is, they still have really thin walls, and we can heeeaaar yooouuuu. 

I don't know if our neighbors really realize that.  On one side of our camper, we keep hearing what sounds like a guy watching football.  Most nights, we hear a really loud "Whoooo!" or "Nooooo!"  and they actually have a really nice, new camper.  It looks pretty swanky, and it's most definitely got swag.  Swanky swag.  

But really thin walls.

How to move to Williston: Part 2: Housing

Housing in Williston, ND          

Like I mentioned in How to Move to Williston: Part 1, don't come out here assuming you'll be gifted a place to live.  So many of the complaints I heard about coming out here is that they ended up living in their car for who knows how long before they finally either left or found really expensive housing.  

(I told myself to make this less snarky, but it may be hard.)

First of all, who moves and doesn't secure a place to live first??? There are 50,000 people in a town that was previously build for 12,000.  Do you really think housing grows on trees, especially here?  If you do, I apologize for not holding in the snarky, but you're wrong.  Ok, snarkyness over, promise.  

I'll give you a little sneak peak into the housing options here, including; 

• Campers and RV's
• Apartments
• Brick and Mortar Houses
• Mobile Homes
• and Resources for each