Jessica Breinholt will admit that the dog show world is an interesting subculture all on its own, filled with characters and situations that you need a quirky sense of humor to fully appreciate. She should know—Jessica has been involved with showing her Siberian Huskies for over 30 years since her childhood. She now shares her […]
Today Is Someday For These Navy Vets Turned Full-Time RVers
Success can be measured in many ways. For Phil and Stacy Farley, both Navy Veterans, success could be measured by their dedicated time serving their country. Stacy served five years, with Phil going above and beyond the call with twenty-seven years of honored service. While houses, cars, and career achievements are also commonly fabled measuring […]
The Top 10 RV Blogs You’ll Want To Follow
There is a lot of useful information from seasoned RVers whether you’re considering full-timing, interested in boondocking, or just love to find new places to camp. Follow these ten RV bloggers as they travel full-time and post their tips, stories, and beautiful travel photos. 1. The Batman & Robyn BJ, also known as The Batman, […]
This New Book Is Your Ultimate Guide To Life On The Road
Whether you’re looking to live full-time in an RV or just use one for occasional trips, you won’t want to miss the new bestselling book, “Living the RV Life – Your Ultimate Guide to Life on the Road” by Marc and Julie Bennett of RVLove. If you haven’t heard of RVLove, you’ll find that their […]
This Retiree Has Advice On Full-Time RVing & Off-Roading
Retiring and hitting the road in an RV is the dream for many people. But for Jim Brown of the NC Motorcyclists blog, it has been an enjoyable reality for almost eight years. The full-timer has traveled all over the country visiting National Parks and Jeep riding in the desert. We reached out to Jim […]
This Couple Is Visiting All 419 National Park Sites
Matt and Diana have been drawn to the outdoors since they were young. Diana grew up in Latvia, where she hiked and backpacked with her family and solo (including backpacking around the world) before coming to the Eastern US for school and getting involved with the outdoors club there. Matt grew up as an outdoorsy […]
5 Things You Should Never Do At A Campground
Most of you that have followed my blog through the years know my favorite campsite is a free one in the boondocks. One of the many reasons my wife and I prefer the boondocks is that we aren’t annoyed by other camper’s lack of manners. These are the top five inconsiderate things you never should […]
RVing Couple Shares Their Experiences & Worst Fears
Marsha Petry and Janet Shown of Buffalo Creek, Colorado are not completely new to RVing, but have recently upgraded and are about to embark on the next chapter of their lives with a new rig. We have all been there at one time or another, and all had similar struggles with the learning curve, fears, […]
11 Gifts We’re Incredibly Lucky To Have This Christmas
I was born into a family that was part of the fledgling travel trailer business. I grew up washing trailers, fixing trailers, ordering parts for trailers, managing different departments of my parents RV dealership and eventually, with my wife, owning an RV dealership of our own. While many wouldn’t consider washing RVs year-round (rain and […]
New Book On RVing From Author Dave Stephenson
In late October 2018, Dave Stephenson released his most recent book, Notes from the Bardo. In this book, Dave shares his experiences of his first two years as a full-time RVer alone on the road in a Class C RV, starting off as a know-nothing newbie, and learning valuable experiences as he traveled through the […]
Meet Janet Miller And The RVing Women
There is a growing number of women who enjoy RVing independently, whether because their families are not into traveling, or because they are single, or just for the adventure of being alone in the wilderness. Many women who might consider independent RVing are hesitant to jump in and get started. That is where groups like […]