Buying gifts for full time travelers can be tough! Since space is so limited, you may have to think outside the box a bit. Here are some ideas.

Our second year of roadschooling has gone so much smoother! Here is a breakdown of how we are making it work.

Meeting up with other families and forming lots of deep friendships has been one of the most unexpected and rewarding things of RV life.

RV technology has come a long way in recent years, so we’ve compiled a list of the top RV tech items that will make your travels easier!

RVs are known for being gas guzzlers. As a family who travels full time, we drive A LOT and gas is by far our biggest expense, so we’re always looking for ways to save on fuel costs.

We get a lot of questions about how we do it, and thought we’d share what boondocking looks like for US!

Ready for a new look? Here are 9 things we did to make our RV feel more like “home”.

Living a frugal life allows us to experience more. Here is how we do it.

How a family of four makes a living while traveling full-time in an RV.

Taking our kids out of public school was necessary for us to hit the road. We had a lot of things to figure out, but it was worth it! Here is our “roadschool” experience so far.

We had no idea what our gas and RV Parks budget was going to be before we actually left our home base of Johns Creek GA. Here is what it all ended up costing!

RV Problems? WHAT problems? Oh, those problems...We have officially been full time RVers for 2 whole weeks now, and it’s been quite an experience! We thought we’d share some of the issues that we have had to figure out…and some that we’re still stumped about!

There was a lot to consider when figuring out if we could make living in an RV for a year a reality.

We own a home, 2 cars, and lots of…stuff. Stuff that we couldn’t take with us….The biggest thing we had to figure out was…

A little rundown of the types of RVs we researched when making our decision. This won’t be the most extensive or exhaustive list out there, but it will give you an idea of the options, the pros and cons of each, and how we made our final decision!

What led us to take the plunge and leave our beloved 2,500 sq. ft. house and amazing neighbors and friends for a year to travel in a 400 sq. ft. RV??

Well… lots of things.