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You can live here full time in an RV. You’ll need to put in a septic system and pull a permit, but once that’s done, this is a legal place to park and stay. There’s also no deadline to build. If you want to camp on it this year, run power and water next year, and pour a foundation three years from now, nothing forces your hand. Buy it, use it at your own pace, and add to it as your budget allows. There’s no water or power to the property yet, so plan on a well or hauled water and either a utility hookup or your own solar setup — the kind of thing plenty of people out here have already worked out.
Yucca sits directly on Interstate 40, so getting here is simple, and the property is less than half a mile off a main paved road. Town is a five-minute drive. Kingman is about 24 miles northeast, and that’s where you’ll find Walmart, banking, medical care, and the rest of the big-box shopping. The valley around you is wide-open BLM desert and back roads — good country for OHV riding and long days of exploring, with the Black Mountains to the west and the Hualapai Mountains to the east. Hualapai Mountain Park is about 45 miles out at 7,400 feet, where the pinon pine and cooler air make a good escape in summer. Lake Havasu City and the Colorado River sit about 38 miles southwest, close enough for a day on the water and back home by dark. Laughlin, Nevada, is roughly 60 miles if you want a night out
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