Now that it has been almost two years since we lived, worked, and traveled full-time in our RV, we wanted to talk about the biggest differences we see between RV living and living in a sticks and bricks (a house). We full-time RV’d for eight years, the last 2 of which were in our Keystone Montana High Country 335BH fifth wheel! Since getting off the road, we have sold that rig and downsized to a smaller fifth wheel: a 29-foot Keystone Arcadia 248SLRE, which we took to Alaska on a two-month road trip last year! Related: Getting Off The Road After 8 Years Of Full Time Travel Ok onto our perspect ..read more

Throughout the years we have stayed at some pretty amazing RV campsites! Some of them were full hookups, some partial and some complete boondocking. Also, some of the campsites themselves were just OK, but the location or amenities made it a favorite! RV camping is such a great way to get out into the great outdoors! Camping experiences are a great way to bond as a family and taking a camping trip or making RV Living your lifestyle all lead to amazing moments. Below we share our favorite RV Campsites or best RV Parks. Some are by sandy beaches, some are on free BLM land recreation areas, and a ..read more

Boondocking is basically dry camping in your RV which means you don’t have access to hookups. No water, electricity or sewer. It’s very primitive, but will most likely be an amazing experience. If you are traveling full time in your RV or just planning an epic RV trip we highly recommend you add boondocking to your list of places you will stay. We’ve been boondocking for quite a few years, so we’ll share below more information on it, where you can boondock, what you’ll need to boondock and some boondocking tips. We love boondocking because it really gets you off the beaten path and out into na ..read more

The west coast is a gorgeous place that is perfect for exploring by RV in the United States. The only problem? Knowing where to go and what to see. That’s where our RV Itinerary West Coast comes into play. This post is brought to you by Good Sam parks. Below, we’ve compiled all of our favorite west coast stops into one easy-to-read road trip itinerary plan. This outline is sure to help you start planning your own west coast adventure. Whether you change things up to meet your own needs and wants or stick to the plan exactly, you’re sure to have an amazing time exploring this inc ..read more

We recently got our first Keystone Montana High Country 5th wheel and we are loving it! Below we will share what we and fellow RVers like about their Keystone and why it is a great rig to get. Let’s start by answering a few common questions people have about Keystone and/or Montana rigs. How Much Is A Montana RV? A new Montana RV is normally going to start at $90,000. As you add packages and upgrades that price may go up. When you buy a Montana you are buying quality. Who Manufactures Montana RV’s? Keystone is the parent company that makes Montana RV’s. They make 5th Wheels, Travel Trailers, T ..read more

As full-time RVers, one of the things we use most is our Travel Berkey. Obviously, we need water on a daily basis. Since we never know what kind of tap water we’re going to come across while traveling, we count on the Travel Berkey system to provide us with consistently clean and great tasting drinking water.  This product works so well that a Travel Berkey is one of the products I recommend every full-time RVer invest in as soon as they move into their motorhome or trailer. On top of that, this amazing filter system has traveled with us for over 5 years and is still going strong. Want to ..read more

Picking the best family RV can definitely be a challenge! There are so many options from drivable to towable and different lengths, sizes and layouts. It also depends on if you will be living in your RV or just using it for weekend trips and vacations. We have been on the road full-time since 2014 and have had 6 different rigs. We are hoping our insights and tips can help you figure out which rig is right for you and your family. Below we share our list of things to consider and then after that, we share the 6 rigs we have been in and the pros and cons of each to help you decide on the best ri ..read more

Do you have an RVer in your life and you want to find the perfect RV Christmas Gifts?! We have you covered! First things first. Most RVers have limited space so you want to be very thoughtful when getting a Christmas Gift For an RVer.  For that reason, we have some options listed at the bottom that are memberships and passes you could buy if they have asked you not to get them any things.  This post is brought to you by Good Sam.  Here are our recommendations on things the RV owner in your life would appreciate and enjoy this holiday season!  Camp Chair Yes this chair is b ..read more

RV living is an adventure in itself! As you can image going from living in a house with multiple bedrooms, a basement, probably more than one bathroom into living in a space that is a few hundred square feet has its challenges. We have been living, working and traveling full time in an RV since May 2014 with 4 kids. Here is a ton of information on what we have learned about full time RV living and what we wish we knew before we started! Featured Membership: Harvest Hosts We love our Harvest Hosts membership! You get unlimited access to farms, breweries, wineries, and attractions across Nort ..read more

Whether you’re celebrating a birthday, a holiday, or simply being friends, giving gifts is always a fun thing to do. That said, finding the best gifts for RV owners can be incredibly difficult. This is because those who take RV road trips already have all of the most important RV accessories. On top of that, full-time RVers typically try to live very minimally, meaning anything they bring into their home-on-wheels should be useful. This doesn’t mean you should skip giving gifts to these individuals entirely, but it does mean you’ll want to be very thoughtful about what you do give, making an a ..read more