Every full-time traveler has a unique story that has led them to calling the road home. Our interviews shed light on how and why our fellow nomads pursue a path of non-conformity. Want to be featured? Email us at hello@twohappycampers.com
If I’ve learned one thing from spending our winters traveling around Mexico’s Baja California peninsula, it’s that we’re bound to make friends in the most random ways. Full-time travelers concentrate in Baja during the winter months; allowing us the rare opportunity to connect with our fellow nomads. This spring, on our very last day in Mexico, we met Hayley & Joe, an...
Every now and then I come across a fellow traveler online whom feels like a kindred spirit. Such is the case for the couple I’m about to introduce you to. Though Mark & I have yet to meet them in person yet, I knew solely from Kym & Kevin’s Instagram (@33_and_free) that I wanted to know more about their story and journey to living on the road full-time. When Kym agreed to...
When we first started spending our winters in Baja four years ago, I never would have guessed what would become one of my most favorite aspects of traveling along this 1,000 mile long peninsula in Mexico. While the fish tacos and the beaches also reside on my list of favorite things, it’s the like-minded people we meet every year that have really made an impression on me. There’s...
I can’t recall exactly when it was that Mark and I first came across Peter Holcombe’s photography, though I can tell you that I remember it making an impression on us. It was likely sometime in 2006 or 2007, Peter was a well-established wedding photographer based in Boulder, Colorado and Mark and I were up and coming wedding photographers, working tirelessly to establish ourselves in the...
My YouTube feed primarily consists of videos in one category…travel by RV and van. And if you’re creating videos about road tripping in Mexico and beyond, chances are high I’m going to watch. Enter Hayley & Jake. These two Canadians, with spirits full of wanderlust, popped up in my YouTube feed last year. I was captivated immediately when I learned that they spent nearly a...
A couple of months back I received a delightful email from a fellow full-time RVer and blogger. HD was reaching out to say hello and let me know that she’d quoted me in an article that she’d written on her website the Dirtbag Dao. Flattered by her email I went on to read said post “RV Living as Communal Living” and was immediately drawn to her writing style, her values...
Last year, as luck would have it, Mark and I pulled into a little ranch in Baja and found ourselves camped right alongside fellow Four Wheel Camper owners. Little did we know, Josh, Darci and their three year old daughter Hannah would become fast friends. After spending three nights camped beside one another, and quickly connecting over similar interests, we parted ways but remained in touch via...
Meet Heather & Adam. A couple of Ohioans that hit the road full-time in their Four Wheel Camper two years ago and haven’t looked back since. Pursuing their dream of full-time travel meant leaving behind stable jobs and a beautiful home. But they knew the life they craved lived beyond the comforts of life on a solid foundation. After a series of life-altering events showed them just how...
Some of our most treasured friendships are with fellow nomads that we’ve met while living on the road. Bonds tend to form quickly when you camp beside each other and hang out together for days, if not weeks, on end. Through this opportunity we get to move past the small talk and discover more about one another’s values, interests, and curiosities, and why we’ve come to live an...
Tim & Amanda Watson have been traveling the country since 2012, living and working from their renovated 25 ft Airstream travel trailer. Their method of slow travel, typically staying in each location for at least a week, has been a huge inspiration in our desire to travel full-time and experience the unique towns and cities across the country the way they have. Their route, days...
