Welcome to post 16 of 26 in the A-Z guide to full-time RV Living.Find all A-Z articles here. P is for traveling with Pets Living on the road full-time with one or multiple pets is extremely common. In fact, each and every one of our RVing friends has at least one cat or dog. Traveling with a pet can enrich your travels because you have a companion to share them with. A life...
Welcome to post 15 of 26 in the A-Z guide to full-time RV Living.Find all A-Z articles here. OverlandingRVingVanlife These are three terms that all encompass vehicle-based travel. But what’s the difference? And why does it matter? This is a topic I’d love to dive into because if you’re considering full-time life on the road, having a better understanding of what these three...
Welcome to post 14 of 26 in the A-Z guide to full-time RV Living.Find all A-Z articles here. Depending on how you go about the lifestyle, living on the road can either foster healthy habits or make them difficult to maintain. For Mark & I, our physical and mental health is a priority as we believe that feeling good is at the root of a good life. Here’s what we’ve...
Welcome to post 13 of 26 in the A-Z guide to full-time RV Living.Find all A-Z articles here. For full-time RVers, receiving mail is one of the trickier aspects of the houseless lifestyle. Living and traveling in an RV full-time means not belonging to any one single address. However, a mailing address is required for many of life’s necessities and in some cases, a physical address is...
Welcome to post 12 of 26 in the A-Z guide to full-time RV Living.Find all A-Z articles here. Wild camping on public lands (also known as boondocking and dispersed camping) means there’s no one coming around to clean up after you when you leave. Whatever you do while occupying a piece of land, will be an imprint you leave behind. If you’re not considerate, that imprint could have...
Welcome to post 11 of 26 in the A to Z guide to full-time RV Living.Find all A-Z articles here. So you have a burning desire to live on the road full-time. Maybe you’ve even begun making steps towards making it happen. Your determination is fierce and it’s all you can think about. Do you know why? I believe this is a vital question to ask yourself before leaving your old life...
Welcome to post 10 of 26 in the A to Z guide to full-time RV Living!Find all A-Z articles here. Full-time RV travel isn’t exclusively for the retired or independently wealthy. Whether it be a traditional job done remotely or an income opportunity you’ve never even heard of, there are a multitude of ways to earn while living a mobile lifestyle. In this post I’m going to...
Welcome to post 9 of 26 in the A to Z guide to full-time RV living!Find all A-Z articles here. I is for Inspiration Inspiration is a beautiful thing. When we have our sights set on a big goal or dream, inspiration helps keep the fire stoked, because even the most exciting dreams can start to feel like a grind when you get down to the minutiae of bringing them to fruition. Add to that a goal as...
Welcome to post 8 of 26 in the A to Z guide to full-time RV Living!Find all A-Z articles here. H is for Having a Home Base You may find that living and traveling full-time in an RV is a constant juggling of your desire for adventure and exploration vs. the conflicting desire for stability and community. In other words, you can’t have roots and wings, so they say. I’ve wrestled with...
Welcome to post 7 of 26 in the A to Z guide to full-time RV living!Find all A-Z articles here. G is for Great Expectations Mark & I have always believed that expectations often lead to disappointment. Our human brains have a knack for painting a picture and often times reality doesn’t align with that picture. I feel like this is even more true when living on the road. When you live in a...
