It didn't take long for us to realize RV life was a lot more expensive than we initially thought, and when we considered the type of lifestyle we could be living for the same cost (or even less), we made the decision to sell the RV and go back to our nomadic lifestyle traveling the world. For now, anyways.Our friend is getting married in Italy in May so it was the perfect excuse to re-visit Europe (for the 5th time), and specifically the Balkans. We fell in love with this area of the world when we visited in 2017 and were keen to get back and spend more time there. We also found the Balkans to ..read more

At the end of our RV journey, I promised I would keep up with our expenses while living in Florida to have a comparison to what we spent while RVing America. It's important to note, however, that we have been living our typical lifestyle that we would live anywhere in the world, whether that be in Florida, the RV, SE Asia or even Europe.Our goal of these posts is not to show you how to live on a budget, but to compare the different lifestyles and locations and how much it costs without having to sacrifice on those creature comforts. For going on 6 years now, we have been traveling the world lo ..read more

When thinking of Leavenworth, most people picture a quiet, charming Bavarian village nestled in the heart of the Cascade Mountains, and it is. Don’t let that serenity fool you though. Hidden in the mountains are secret adventures and adrenaline inducing activities that you will never forget and beautiful memories to be made after the majestic mountain sunsets.The charm of this little mountain town is nostalgic with its Alpine-themed setting and specialty beer, wine, and eateries. If you've ever been there during the winter, then you know that there are few places more enchanting than Leavenwor ..read more

A visit to Idahos capital will prove to be an adventure that you are not soon to forget. With a population of around 200,000, the city is very culturally diverse, and there is always something interesting going on. It offers beautiful, lush scenery and boasts small-town charm. This hidden treasure sits on the river, and it offers adventure and arts, gardens and one of a kind opportunities to explore some very unique pieces of history. This city has a personality of its own, and there is literally something unforgettable waiting for everyone in Boise, Idaho. Looking for somewhere to stay? Skip ..read more

This month took an unexpected turn. It wasn’t supposed to be our last month on the road. We spent the second half of September, enjoying fall in Colorado and the beautiful, golden Aspens. The second half we planned to head back east, where we would hang out in Tennessee and North Carolina for the month of October into November. However, due to a multitude of events, our month didn’t exactly go as planned. More on that as we recap our last (and maybe final) month full time RVing across America. Snowy Peaks RV Park; Buena Vista, Colorado  Campground cost: $276/week We finished up last month ex ..read more

It’s month 4 and we finally made it to Colorado, a state that stole our hearts years ago and we keep coming back to. In fact, a huge part of us wanted to come straight here in May and ride out the summer. But that would mean not seeing all of the incredible places we’ve seen on this trip thus far. And we’ve seen some pretty awesome places, but our hearts are happy to be back in Colorful Colorado for the entire month of September. And maybe a little more… Let’s go back to the beginning of the month, where we ended in Portland dropping Charlie’s parents off at the airport and making our way eas ..read more

I’m currently sitting in a coffee shop in Twin Falls, Idaho – a place that was never on my radar, but also a place I find so charming and kind of don’t want to leave. We just hit our 3-month mark on this road trip and its funny that its the small-town America kind of places that seem to leave a lasting impression on us. This is really the entire reason for this trip – to discover these gems throughout the US that we would have never considered visiting or got on a plane to go see. Of course, we want to see all of the National Parks and monuments that make every top 10 travel list, but we alway ..read more

Its hard to believe its been a month since our First Month RVing update, and two months since we set out on this trip. Actually, its been over 2 months because this post is a bit overdue! This is what our route looked like this month: We tried to slow down a bit this month, and even though we are not traveling as great of distances now, we still seem to be on the move A LOT. This is due to a mix of factors, but mostly because the amount of people with RV’s these days is astounding and there just aren’t enough campgrounds to accommodate them all (business idea?). Finding a spot for longer than ..read more

Well, we wrapped up our first month on the road full-time RVing. Its been a while since we updated the blog, as not only have we been busy overcoming new challenges that living in an RV presents, but we’ve covered over 3,000 miles since we left Florida in May. I thought I’d do a one month update to share where we’ve been, what we’ve been up to and how much we’ve spent. Its a good refresher for us too, as one month goes by so fast and its easy to forget what’s happened. I was also really curious to see what we’ve spent so far. I do these expense reports every so often (like in Europe here and h ..read more