10 tips for RV Travel During COVID-19

Thousands of new RVers are hitting the road this year as a result of the COVID-19 virus. Americans have an itch to travel, but they'd prefer to do it while hauling around their own bed, kitchen, and bathroom these days....

The Most Scenic Roads in the United States

There are dozens of travel quotes we could use to preface this list, but we're going to assume that you already know that traveling isn't always about where you end up - it is just as much about how you...

Transitioning from Full Time RV Living

Yes, we did the unthinkable. We bought a house. A big house no less. This is our thoughts on transitioning from full time RV living to part-time RVing.  But I Thought You Loved Full Time RV Living? We did! But...

Potential Changes Coming to RVers’ Satellite TV Service

There’s been a lot of talk lately about RVers’ satellite TV access. So what’s all the fuss? The Skinny on Satellite TV The U.S. Code Section 119 license, AKA “The Satellite Home Viewer Act,” is set to expire at the...

Whistle 3 Review: Tracking Traveling Pets

  Our dog Lily is a good girl, but when she sees critters that we've labeled "chippies" (chipmunks, ground squirrels, prairie dogs, etc.) she draws the line and crosses into... naughty dog territory. So keep reading for our Whistle 3...

Full-Time RVing: Working in an RV

  RVing has become very popular in recent years. Some might even say insanely popular. Heck, even the latest Toy Story movie is set in an RV. So it's no surprise that a lot of new RVers are younger and...

5 Tips for Summer RV Trip Planning

So your family wants to plan the perfect summer RV trip? Good luck with that! Just kidding. Planning a summer RV trip for your family can be a daunting task. We’ve made enough mistakes over the years that we knew...

Earth-Friendly RV Boondocking

With the #trashtag movement still inspiring people to pick up other people's trash and April 22nd being Earth Day, we figured we'd write about living small in an RV, consuming less, and hopefully not wrecking the planet. Read on for  earth-friendly...

Birding Tips through Louisiana as Full-Time RVers

Last year we saw New Orleans and Natchitoches in Louisiana. Both offered amazing history and culture — it was an awesome experience! This year, we decided to take a slower, quieter route through the southern U.S. Logan has been really...

RV Roadschooling: The National Park Service Junior Ranger Program

All roadschooling families build their curriculum differently. For us, the U.S. National Park Service’s Junior Ranger Program is an indispensable and hands-on component of our roadschool curriculum. (Read more about our RVing journey and what led us to roadschooling here.)...