Historic cathedrals, a Euro Cup frenzy, strolling old town, and sampling the iconic Kolsch beer that was invented here, we packed a ton into our short visit ..read more

Even though it was only 24 hours, we stayed right in the heart of Brussels and had a great experience in this beautiful city. Check out our itinerary ..read more

Dive into our full experience at Pokémon GO Fest in Madrid, Spain! It was “better than Disneyland ..read more

We have a 2016 Coachman Chaparral which we renovated back in 2018. We were ready for another renovation, so we added an accent wall. Checkout the before and after ..read more

Venturing into the vibrant chaos of Marrakech, Morocco, was a unique, unforgettable experience for us and our kids. Check out our 4 day weekend ..read more

  We’ve been traveling full-time since 2018 and much of that travel has been in our trusty RV and truck. However, we also love European travel and the more we go the more we fall in love with Europe and continue planning trips! We also take breaks from the RV now and then in the states, so we do a variety of travel and wanted to share some of our favorite tools for trip planning! Flights I am big on saving money and finding the best deal ALWAYS. My process for getting flights isn’t the fastest, but it’s saved us a lot of money by taking the time to check multiple sites for flight deals! T ..read more

  RVing is our favorite way to explore the outdoors, offering the freedom to travel with the comforts of home. Our RV actually IS our home, as we’ve been traveling full time in it since 2018! Protecting our home on wheels is a MUST. One essential piece of equipment every RV owner needs is a surge protector. Here’s why: 1. Protects Your Electrical System RVs are packed with electrical appliances and systems, from refrigerators and air conditioners to TVs and computers. A power surge, which is a sudden spike in voltage, can damage or even destroy these devices. A surge protector acts as a ..read more

  RVing in the Grand Tetons We’ve been traveling full time in an RV since our kids were 5 and 7! They’re now 11 and 13, putting us in our sixth year of full time travel. They were in public school before we started traveling, so we pulled them out and decided to give homeschooling a try. The Early Days Of Travel Roadschooling and Hands-On Learning In the beginning, we were moving very quickly, around every 5-10 days on average. We found internet signal to be challenging, so we focused a lot of our learning on hands-on experiences.  We visited a ton of museums, libraries, and nation ..read more

  Baja is a magical peninsula in the country of Mexico that contains 2 states; Baja California and Baja California Sur. We spend most of our time in the southernmost state, Baja California Sur (BCS) and have compiled a list of our favorite things we’ve experienced there as a family of four. We highly recommend doing as many of these as possible if you get a chance to visit! 15 Favorite Activities in Baja California Sur 1 . Go on a whale watching tour If you happen to be in the area of one of the 3 lagoons where whales migrate to and give birth each winter, you HAVE to take a whale tour ..read more

  If you’re like us, digital nomads who constantly have new landscapes outside your RV window, you know how crucial having a reliable internet connection is.  Our Wifi journey from back in the stone ages of 2018 to now has been quite the experience! Finding the perfect internet solution was top of our list when we first hit the road. I mean, how do you manage client calls, download educational videos, stream movies, build websites, and share off those Instagram posts without it? It's been quite the quest, folks! Imagine this: 6 years ago, four travel-newbies (two remote-working pare ..read more