Many of us will come face to face with a natural disaster when living in our RV. When this happens, you’ll be grateful that you know how to respond and that you have a few emergency preparedness essentials on hand.

There are a lot of resources on the internet and beyond about how you can improve the sustainability of your travel, so much so that it can actually be a bit intimidating. Where should you start?

You are worthy of the life you’ve always dreamed of, and that life is waiting for you. Go ahead and live it.

The following self-guided tour of historic Charleston lets you see ten of the city’s most iconic locations including architecturally stunning churches and waterfront views.

Once again, the sun rises on a new year. It is officially 2022, and after two years of being stuck indoors, many of us are hopeful that this will be the year of adventure.

The RV lifestyle has an entirely unique set of requirements and restrictions which differ from the typical, stationary way of life. It therefore begs the question, “how on earth am I supposed to buy presents for my RVing family members?”

Drew and I have become so proficient in the art of free camping that we challenged ourselves to camp the entire month of October while paying no camping fees. Read on to learn about what kind of free camping I use, what to expect while boondocking, and how to prepare.

Here are the six biggest rookie mistakes that we made in our first month of RV life. I think it packages the extent of our cluelessness quite nicely. Please enjoy, laugh if you’d like, and cringe if you must. Happy reading.

Please enjoy the following eight steps to becoming full-time travelers: 1. Think Twice, 2. Set a Date, 3. Decide on your Rig Setup, 4. Check your Clutter, 5. Stay Healthy, 6. Connect to the Web, 7. Forward your Mail, 8. Join an Online Community

Lesser Known Tips to Optimize Your Vacation Time