While van life offers unparalleled freedom, it comes with its own set of challenges, and one of the most pressing is the availability of water. In a stationary home, you rarely think about the source of your next glass of water, shower, or dishwashing session
Trailer sway can be caused by a number of factors, including wind gusts, sudden lane changes, uneven weight distribution, or improperly inflated tires. Learn how to prevent trailer sway on your trailer!
It’s important to do your research and select tires that are specifically designed for the weight and size of your RV. As well as the type of driving conditions you’ll encounter on your travels.
If you’re new to RVing you may have people refer to an “LP system” on your RV. But what does LP even mean? Learn everything about LP for RVs here!
When traveling with a pet you want to make sure that you and your pet are comfortable. Here’s some tips to make full time traveling with a pet easier!
Are you interested in traveling full time in a van instead of a RV, Skoolie or Tiny Home? I’m going to go over the different vans for full time travel to help you decide which van is the best fit for you. Learn the pros and cons of all the different vans for full time travel.
If you’re thinking about converting to a composting toilet or are just curious; here are some beginner’s tips and some basic composting toilet information.
Sometimes when you’re camping or traveling you need to have an internet connection. Learn all about how to get internet while camping here!
Boondocking, Dispersed Camping, Undeveloped Campsites; The different types of vehicle campsites and which one should I choose when camping?
Just like anything else in life, living the nomadic lifestyle has its upsides and its downsides. But for the purpose of our article today, we are going to focus on the nitty gritty downsides to the nomadic lifestyle.
Before you take your RV out on the open road there are a few things that will make your trip a lot easier, cleaner and more comfortable. No matter what comes your way, you can be prepared
There are so many choices out there for a home for full time travel; tiny homes, RVs, trailers, vans, skoolies, pretty much whatever you can think of you can live in it! This is why I chose a skoolie.
If you haven’t heard of it, the Nature’s Head composting toilet is the go-to toilet for full time travelers. But does it really work?
It was my first time traveling in the school bus and even though it was new to me, it wasn’t a new vehicle by any means. But no matter how I got there, there I was, about to start a 1500 mile journey.
You never know when disaster is going to hit and you need to be prepared, especially if you’re in your car. These ten items to keep in your car can be literal lifesavers in an emergency.
After living the nomadic lifestyle for over 5 years, I wanted to share what I’ve learned and what I wish I knew before I started traveling.
There were several things I had to learn before I was comfortable driving my RV through cities and out in the country. Here are some tips for beginners on how to drive an RV to make sure you are safe and comfortable on the road.
When traveling in an RV you would assume you could stay at any RV park you come across. But this isn’t the case for all RV Parks.
Living in a vintage RV is quite an experience, especially when you accidentally join a cult.. Here’s what happened to me the couple of years I lived in a vintage Class C RV.
Should you chose a skoolie for full time travel or an RV? Here’s why I chose a skoolie over an RV for my full time home on the road.
One of the many perks of living the nomadic lifestyle is being able to work while you travel! But how do you make money while being location independent?
Having a dual battery system in your car allows you to run other accessories like a refrigerator, TV or almost any other household device.
