Adam has been running his web design agency since 2011, and he and Celine got on the road (with their 3 boys) in 2018, and have been full-time RVers ever since!
It’s always been a dream to visit Europe. My dad was a first-generation immigrant from Scotland to Canada, and other than a trip when I was 6-months old, I’d never been back. Scotland was only one of many places on our list for Europe. We were concerned about prices in Europe, from hotels, transportation, groceries, […]
It was a dark and stormy night… well, not really. I think it was actually a sunny clear afternoon the day we crossed from British Columbia, Canada into a National Forest in Washington state. We were heading to visit friends we hadn’t seen since college. At this point in time, we’d been on the road […]
There’s often a moment of surprise when I tell people that we’re full-time RVers. I guess it would have been a shock to me too if someone had told me that when we were still living in our sticks and bricks. Inevitably, the question comes up about how we make money on the road. We’ve […]
Before we bought our first RV, we wondered what cooking was going to be like. Would we have to blow our budget eating out because the RV Kitchen was so small, and there’s limited counter space? Would we be making a diet out of hot dogs and marshmallows? Would we even get to experience a […]
Get your RV ready to live in for winter! (This post contains affiliate links. If you take a recommendation and make a purchase, we may recieve a comission that doesn’t affect your purchase price). Our family has been living in our RV year-round since the summer of 2018, and yes, that includes living in our […]
15 Christmas Gift Ideas for RVers (Disclosure: We’ve made a few recommendations below which are available on Amazon or other camping programs. If you choose to make a purchase, we will receive an affiliate commission at no cost to you to help us continue to bring helpful content about being an RV family and our […]
You’ve probably heard of boondocking (or some reference to being down in the boondocks) and also dry camping, with some minor differences. Boondocking and dry camping are similar – You’re overnight parking, usually for free, with no hookups (water, electric, or sewer). What is the difference between Dry Camping and Boondocking? Dry camping is when […]
This article contains affiliate links. If you choose to click and make a purchase, we may make a commission at no cost to you. Let me start by saying that I’m no expert in Solar Panels and electrical systems, and for some people reading, that will be enough to click away, but for others, that’s […]
(Note: some of the affiliate links in this article will pay us a commission at no cost to you if you choose to make a purchase.) We recently RV’d as a family for a few nights in the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia. We spent some of the time in West Kelowna (on the west side of […]
As a full-time RVing family, we often meet people on our travels who are a bit shocked, slightly envious, or even perplexed at how we travel as a family full-time and share 270 sq feet in our travel trailer between 5 of us. (I remember one woman listening to our story at a restaurant, and […]
