We’ve made plenty of upgrades to our rig and have found some of them to be vitally important to giving us the luxuries of home while on the road.

Legends passed down from native tribes describe the arches as portals that possessed the power to transport you through time and space.

Cooking Thanksgiving in an RV is a challenge that will require the combination of tips, tricks, and space-saving kitchen gadgets that we have collected over our time on the road.

Exploring Cathedral Valley means driving on a road less traveled to pass impressive sandstone monoliths, expansive overlooks, and ominous sinkholes that threaten to swallow you up along the way.

Who would have known that we would fall so deeply in love with this lesser-known state park in the middle of the Great Salt Lake?

More and more people are waking up to the fact that the ability to work from home can make our #vanlife dreams a reality.

From bountiful national parks, to vibrant and welcoming cities, to peaceful mountain getaways, the west coast is as diverse as it is fun to explore.

I don’t know where the idea that traveling nomads live a slow-paced lifestyle originated from but Drew and I have been busier than ever since starting full-time RV life.

What better way to ignite your love for long-distance vehicle travel than by jumping all in on a coast-to-coast road trip?

With its affordability, authenticity, breadth of cuisines, and density of restaurants, it seems clear that Portlandians know a thing or two about palatability.

The land of Redwood National and State Parks is mother nature’s masterpiece and rapidly became one of our favorite places in the United States.

Many people start vanlife hoping that it may bring them satisfaction and happiness, but I will warn those optimistic individuals that it may not be that easy.

Napa Valley attracts nearly 4 million yearly visitors who hope to catch a glimpse of the vineyards which tapestry the golden California hillsides and taste the robust wine that is created there.

No landscape is quite as iconic, nor national park more famous, than Yosemite.

To visit Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks is to have the opportunity to walk amongst giants.

Every new RVer will hear the same recurring warning repeated throughout the start of their journey: RVs require A LOT of maintenance.

Make no mistake. Death Valley is HOT, rivaling the likes of the Sahara Desert -and it will pale other experiences in comparison.

No lifestyle is perfect, and if you’re thinking of giving RV life a try, we think it's important that you’re well versed in both its best and its worst parts.

There is a reason why people flock from all over the country on a quest to explore mesmerizing Sedona landscape. Here, miles of mesa scattered vistas stand proudly amongst the Coconino Forest.

There is so much to do in Page, Arizona that there is no way you’ll be able to experience it all in just one weekend. Still, sometimes that’s all you have to work with.