Cooking Thanksgiving in an RV is a challenge that will require the combination of tips, tricks, and space-saving kitchen gadgets that we have collected over our time on the road.

More and more people are waking up to the fact that the ability to work from home can make our #vanlife dreams a reality.

I don’t know where the idea that traveling nomads live a slow-paced lifestyle originated from but Drew and I have been busier than ever since starting full-time RV life.

Many people start vanlife hoping that it may bring them satisfaction and happiness, but I will warn those optimistic individuals that it may not be that easy.

Every new RVer will hear the same recurring warning repeated throughout the start of their journey: RVs require A LOT of maintenance.

No lifestyle is perfect, and if you’re thinking of giving RV life a try, we think it's important that you’re well versed in both its best and its worst parts.

Now, after nine months of travel, I can confidently say that Charlie is one travel-loving dog, and we accomplished this by implementing a few simple techniques.

Many of us will come face to face with a natural disaster when living in our RV. When this happens, you’ll be grateful that you know how to respond and that you have a few emergency preparedness essentials on hand.

I’ll take it from here, giving you a comprehensive guide to the types of campers that are out available, and we’ll finish it off with a quiz.

Here are the 11 essential items that you need to order to take your home office on the road. No awkward transition phase required.

Grab a pencil and piece of paper to keep track of your score, then read on to take this 12 question quiz to help you determine if RV Life is right for you!

You are worthy of the life you’ve always dreamed of, and that life is waiting for you. Go ahead and live it.

The RV lifestyle has an entirely unique set of requirements and restrictions which differ from the typical, stationary way of life. It therefore begs the question, “how on earth am I supposed to buy presents for my RVing family members?”

Drew and I have become so proficient in the art of free camping that we challenged ourselves to camp the entire month of October while paying no camping fees. Read on to learn about what kind of free camping I use, what to expect while boondocking, and how to prepare.

Here are the six biggest rookie mistakes that we made in our first month of RV life. I think it packages the extent of our cluelessness quite nicely. Please enjoy, laugh if you’d like, and cringe if you must. Happy reading.

Our expedition along the waterfront of Lake Seneca elicited apprehensive excitement as Drew and I adjusted to our new life on the road. It also was accompanied by rain. Lots and lots of rain.

Please enjoy the following eight steps to becoming full-time travelers: 1. Think Twice, 2. Set a Date, 3. Decide on your Rig Setup, 4. Check your Clutter, 5. Stay Healthy, 6. Connect to the Web, 7. Forward your Mail, 8. Join an Online Community