Where to Live?

During this current phase of my journey, I'm considering where to live. Several options are part of my current thinking. These options will probably continue to evolve and others will come to light over the summer but this Blog helps to clarify my thinking.

1. Full-Time RVer and Park Membership
Mentioned in my last Blog, membership in RV Parks is an option.  One would need to be a full-timer for this to make economic sense and one would need to enjoy the RV park lifestyle and specific parks. This doesn't currently appeal to me but I'm keeping an open mind and may spend this winter at a park in AZ. Two that seasoned full-timers have recommended are:
http://www.palmcreekgolf.com
http://www.voyagerrv.com

2. Part-Time RVer and Buy a Home
A lot of people own a home, which they use as a base, and take their RV on trips throughout the year. While having a base to operate out of is appealing, at this point, I'm not interested in owning another large, expensive home. The costs, maintenance, and housing market risks are big turn offs.

3. Multiple Parcel Location Owner.
One option I'm considering is buying small parcels (e.g., 1 acre lot) in multiple locations where it would be nice to live during different seasons. For example, wouldn't it be great to  live on the western slope June 1st - September 30th; Arizona December 1st - April 1st; and move around in the shoulder seasons (May, October, November). I could build (or not) a small home at each location that provide the basics - sewer, electric, water, shelter. I've been following this tiny house trend, which with some modification, might be an interesting option. http://tinyhouseblog.com.  For example, one could build small, solar-powered homes at each location; the solar panels might be on the roof of the house and/or a shelter to house the Airstream.

4. Work for Rent.
Another option that has crossed my mind is to work on a farm, estate, etc. in exchange for letting me live there in my Airstream or a house. The work would have to be fun and not too intense; something like - gardener for an organic farm that serves a local restaurant or estate.

Thanks for letting me think out loud:)