We're spending the fall meandering down California's Highway 395 and have been looking forward to arriving at the Alabama Hills in Lone Pine. We heard it was a "must do" for boondockers. When the cold nights pushed us out of...
The Kibble Conundrum of the Full-Time RVer
When you have medium to large dogs, keeping your RV stocked with enough — but not too much — kibble can be harder than you think. Not enough, and you're running out to a local store only to find they...
Adopting a Dog While Full-Time RVing
We can't imagine RVing without dogs. They make life so great. Let's face it, one of the main reasons we wanted to full-time RV was so that our dogs could go on awesome adventures with us! This month, we're celebrating...
How-To: Teach Your Dog to Wait at the RV Door
Arriving at a new campsite is exciting. It’s likely even more exciting for your dog. But dashing out of the motorhome or tow vehicle door to smell all the new things is not only impolite toward your new neighbors, it...
Exploring Cathedral Gorge with Dogs
Eastern Nevada was a new area for us, so we were excited to check out the dog-friendly Cathedral Gorge State Park. However, visiting in June meant warm temps, and with sunrise being 5:15 a.m., we knew we had to get...
The Dog Is Driving
Ane and Tommi, F462447, of The Dog Is Driving love how RVing allows them to go on adventures with their rescue dogs: Mushy and Lily Goodgirl. They were full-time RVers for nearly three years before transitioning to part-time RVing. Read...
Red Canyon, Utah: Your Dog-Friendly Alternative to Bryce Canyon National Park
We love Bryce Canyon National Park. Unfortunately for our four-legged friends, they only allow dogs on the paved trail between Sunset Point and Sunrise Point, and on the paved Shared Use Path between the park entrance and Inspiration Point. Sunset to...