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One of the best parts of RV life is the freedom that comes with the lifestyle. But freedom also makes it difficult to stick to a routine. And without routine, it’s likely your healthy eating and exercising habits will die. We struggled quite a bit with this our first year on the road but have […]
After living on the road full-time for over a year now, we’ve discovered lots of ways to save money on RV life costs. We hope these tips help you to lower your costs and make full-time RVing more affordable and achievable. If you’re looking for a break down of how much it costs to RV […]
This is a guest post by Tracy Kellermeyer, from The Money Smart Nomad. Tracy and her husband Dan are nomadic entrepreneurs and personal finance experts. When we first connected with Dan and Tracy over a FaceTime chat, we instantly hit it off with our mutual love of full-time travel and budgeting. We knew they’d be […]
Big Bend National Park is such a unique and beautiful place to camp! The sweeping views of it’s diverse landscape will have you constantly pulling off the road for photos. Even better are the beautiful sunsets and star filled night skies. You’ll also see a variety of wildlife and have so many adventurous activities to […]
Acadia quickly became one of our favorite national parks. It’s so unique with it’s mixture of mountain and ocean landscape and the way it intertwines within the towns throughout Mt. Desert Island. It’s hard to know where the park begins and ends! We especially loved that Acadia National Park is pet friendly. Our dogs were […]
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Even before we started full-time RVing, we have always loved to travel. Whether it’s living in Costa Rica, going on weekend getaways, or taking yearly international “bucket list” trips, we travel as often as we can. It became clear that many people assume we’re independently wealthy, or that we’re racking up credit card debt. But, […]
