Explore the ins and outs of life on the road with our RV Living insights. From deciding whether to go full-time to selecting RV internet options, we cover practical advice and real-life experiences to help you thrive in your home on wheels, whether part-time or full-time.
When we decided to move into an RV full-time, there was no question that our dog (Ted) and cat (Mr. Man) would join us on the road. However, traveling with a cat has definitely been a bit more challenging than traveling with a dog. Cats require more stuff, like a …
Since our blog is named after our dog, Ted, I thought it was time for a post about the needs of our furry friends while living full-time in an RV. If you are like us, your dog is part of your family and you want to ensure they are happy, …
What is the true monthly cost of living in an RV? After living in an RV full-time since 2016, I’ve learned that the answer varies greatly based on the type of RV lifestyle you choose. If you plan to boondock full-time and cook all of your meals, you can live …
The biggest concern for many people considering full-time RV living is figuring out how to earn a reliable income while traveling. We often hear people say they wish they could hit the road but feel stuck because of their job. The truth is, there are countless opportunities to work and …
Having an address and a mailbox is something you typically take for granted. However, receiving mail can be complicated when living in an RV. I have lived in an RV for almost a decade, and we’ve used several different solutions to receive mail and packages on the road. Below is …
One of my favorite parts of RV life is meeting people from all walks of life and swapping travel stories around a campfire. But let’s be honest—living in close quarters at campgrounds can sometimes lead to awkward moments or misunderstandings. To keep the peace and make sure everyone enjoys their …
Once you decide to hit the road full-time, you will need to start downsizing for full-time RV living. While it’s clear you will need to get rid of a lot of stuff, it can be hard to decide what to bring and what to leave behind. After living in RVs …
