One of the best things about the RV life is you get to travel as far and wide as you like and take your home with you. Go where you want, go when you want and stay as long as you want. You can explore more like a local instead of playing tourist to truly get a feel for the uniqueness of each place that you visit. In our first 3.5 years on the road, we had visited all 50 USA states, while still working full time! We’ve walked across the Mexican border for dental work and driven up into multiple Canadian provinces. We’ve left the RV behind to take a couple of trips down under to Australia. As an RVer, you are location independent, so your opportunities for travel are virtually unlimited. We’ve come to realize just how much there is to love about so many places – and you know the best thing of all? We don’t need to settle for just one – we can enjoy them all whenever we choose. Below you’ll find travel tales, experiences and places that may call you too.
Planning an RV adventure is one of life’s greatest joys—until you get buried in logistics. From plotting routes and finding campgrounds to uncovering hidden gems along the way, trip planning can feel like more work than fun. That’s why we’ve been so excited about AdventureGenie, the AI-powered trip planner designed specifically for RVers. And having
As RV snowbirds, we like to head south for the winter. Here, we share the road trip stats and costs of our recent Arizona winter trip, and compare it to our California and Florida winter RV road trips. Where did we stay? How many miles did we drive? What did we spend on our fuel?
Hitting the road in our RV has led us to some incredible sights and experiences, but topping that list? Witnessing our first total solar eclipse in 2017. Now, we’re gearing up for the next big show: the total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024. It’s a big deal because after this, we’re not getting another
Another solar eclipse is coming this fall, and there’s one big event that’s bringing thousands of RVers, campers, eclipse chasers, and dark sky fans to Klamath County in Oregon. EclipseFest23 is a multi-day immersive festival experience just 20 miles from Crater Lake National Park. It takes place October 10th–15th, with the annular solar eclipse happening
One of the most exhilarating experiences of our RV travels was witnessing the 2017 solar eclipse. There are two more solar eclipses happening in the US within the next year. An Annular Solar Eclipse in October 2023 and a Total Solar Eclipse in April 2024. Both the Annular Solar Eclipse and Total Solar Eclipse are indeed
Planning an RV road trip across the border from the United States into Canada (or vice versa) and wondering what to expect? Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or a first-time visitor, it’s essential to know the rules and regulations for a Canadian border crossing ahead of time. From documents to inspections for pets, plants, people,
There’s never been a better time to get ready to hit the road in an RV and explore – SAFELY! As full-time RVers who have traveled to all 50 USA states over the past 6 years, and authors of the bestselling book Living the RV Life – Your Ultimate Guide to Life on the Road, we are here to show you the way.
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