RVer's culture Dorothy Ayers Counts and David R. Counts' "They're Family Now: The Creation of Community Among RVers" argued that retired people have a better life when living in recreational vehicle than those in other forms, because of a greater sense of community and fewer emotional problems. Moreover, they also argued that it is easier to create social bonds among RVers than other settings in North America. Counts and Counts researched on the RVers' life …showed first 75 words of 990 total…

…showed last 75 words of 990 total…was a conflict when the authors mentioned that all the RVers have a sense of community, and are not isolated in anyway, because among all the Rvers, they are isolated in some way from other group. For example, the boondockers and the private park dockers are totally two different RV groups, and they do not get along with each other. Therefore, a different RVers group does have different cultures and sense of community among others.