We visited California and Joshua Tree National Park. This episode discusses things to do in Joshua Tree National Park.
We visited California and Joshua Tree National Park. This episode discusses things to do in Joshua Tree National Park.
In the middle of the desert in Quartzite, Arizona, “The Largest Gathering of RVers in the World” comes together for an RV show. We talk about our favorite vendors and RVs from the show.Â
Before we started RV living, we would watch videos and listen to podcasts about this life—it looked like a constant vacation. Now that we’re living the life, we’re here to tell you it’s not a vacation, it’s a lifestyle.
We are excited to put together a series of guides of bucket list items to do in each region across the country. Our first in the series is the Rocky Mountain Region. We hope to fill your state wishlist book with tons of exploring for your next epic road trip.
Get the details on what we’ve been up to for the last month. Hear about some great Yuma Jeep trails, Christmas events, and our new school year.
For our 60th podcast, we’ll give you 60 RV destinations—in no particular order. We’re sharing epic locations (like Yellowstone) that we think are amazing places to visit, and staying in your own space as an RV makes them even better.
We are discussing our plans for 2023, our route, the states we’re claiming, and National Parks we will visit.
We are excited to share our 2nd annual yearly recap for 2022. We can’t believe it’s been a year already since our last overview in 2021. We go through the previous year’s stats in the episode. Although we didn’t hit our goals and completely changed our plans for 2022, we still made amazing memories. Washington and the Beat Harvest were not in our plans, but we’re happy we did them and will be returning to both.
We have been wintering in Arizona for over a month and have visited Cottonwood, Jerome, and Yuma. In this podcast episode, we discuss where we have stayed and give an update on what we have been doing over the last month
With Christmas coming next weekend, we wanted to share tips and ideas for celebrating all the holidays in an RV. We go over some of the best ways to decorate in a small place, fun ideas for birthday parties, and gifts to people living in a small home.Â
We love boondocking and talking to beginners about how to boondock. This podcast episode discusses tips, amazing places we’ve stayed, and everything you need to know for RV boondocking. Think of this episode as the RV boondocking for beginners guide you need if you want to get into the wild and camp for free.
JEEP Trails! One of our favorite family adventures is going on a Jeep trail. In this episode, we discuss a bunch of trails we have done over the last few years.
This podcast episode discusses driving through New Mexico, El Malpais National Monument, and our visit to Petrified Forest National Park.Â
This episode discusses leaving North Dakota and traveling to Great Sand Dunes National Park.Â
How was the Beet Harvest? Was it worth it? In this episode, the harvest is over! In this episode, we tell you details and how much money we made working the beet harvest.Â
RVing with pets can be challenging, but if you love dogs as much as us, finding ways to make it work is necessary. In this podcast, we’re going to give you tips for traveling with dogs.
Welcome to the episode where we tell you how much we miss Tony. HAHA! In this very quick update, the girls and I talk about surviving without dad while he’s working the Beet Harvest.
Last week we told you about the National Parks, National Lakeshores, and National Seashore we visited east of the Mississippi in episode 47. In this episode, we discuss the 17 National Parks we visited west of the Mississippi.
As of this podcast and blog post, we’ve been to 26 National Parks, lakeshores, and seashores. Today we will tell you about 6 National Parks, 2 National Lakeshores, and 1 National Seashore.
We discuss all the details you need to know if you consider doing the beet harvest as a fulltime RVer. Episode 46 is the pre-harvest episode, and we will do this again after the harvest to tell you if things happened as expected.
This guide will help you decide what to do for a kid and dog-friendly Glacier National Park visit.
Glacier National Park is on our top 5 list of National Parks we’ve visited. We visited the park in July/August of 2021 for the first time and were completely shocked at how gorgeous this park was. This year we only had a short time to visit the park on our fast track to North Dakota.Â
In this podcast episode, we’re exploring the state’s west side in Washington. We visited the coast and the Olympic Peninsula of Washington.
More people than ever have started RVing in the last three years. However, can you live in an RV? Is this the right decision for you? In this episode, we have listed a bunch of questions to ask yourself to see if you can live in an RV full-time.
There are many things to see and do at North Cascades National Park. Here are great ideas for families with dogs!
We run into the nicest and most respectful people while on the road. However, some people (very few) need a reminder of how to act in public – HAHA! In this podcast, we’ll chat about the written and unwritten rules of Boondocking and RV Park Etiquette.
While RVing and traveling to fantastic locations, it’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking you are missing out. In this episode, we share tips to find things to do and remember the places you must see but can’t make during that trip
The state is gorgeous. Washington has diverse ecosystems, including prairies, deserts, wetlands, rainforests, marine waters, and grasslands.
Staying connected is essential for our family and probably the most challenging part of this lifestyle. In this podcast episode, we wanted to share all the ways we stay connected. What works best for us and tips we have found along the way.
Welcome back to the podcast! Today we’re giving an update on our travels for the last few weeks. We visited Teton National Park in June, which was a lot different than the last time in September. Fewer animals but more green! Speaking of animals, we added a new furry member to our family – Freya Rose. She’s a Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, and we’re all obsessed with her.