Let’s start with the basics for beginners who need RV water tanks explained. All RVs, fifth wheels, and travel trailers have three types of RV holding tanks: RV black tanks and gray water tanks allow you to use the conveniences of your own kitchen and bathroom while living on the road. However, …
Most RV campers choose this mode of travel so they can spend more time in nature. Unfortunately, driving long distances for road trips is not helping to preserve the environments travelers are enjoying. As full-time RVers, my family tries to reduce our negative impact by implementing sustainable practices into our …
Your first holiday season living in an RV is likely to be different from previous holidays celebrated in your sticks and bricks. You may be spending less or more time with family, your decorating scheme will need to be adjusted and you will definitely need to think twice about the …
Today’s RV models all come equipped with one or more flat-screen TVs and one of the most common questions new RV campers ask us is how to access TV while traveling. Full-time RVers like us and weekend campers want TV so they never have to miss a big game. This …
Having quality internet in your RV is essential for digital nomads who work from their computers while they travel. The three main RV internet options are public Wi-Fi, satellite internet, and mobile hotspots. Below, we reveal the pros and cons of each option. Keep reading to discover how to get internet while living …
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 …
