Tag Archives: full-time rv living
Why I Think Class A Coaches Are a Dying Breed
Obviously there’s going to be some debate around this topic, both from owners and RV manufacturers. All the same, I’m going to maintain that the age of the Class A is, for the most part, over. What is killing the … Continue reading
RV Living And Space Tech Are About To Collide – It’s Going To Be Awesome
It’s not often that RV living and space technology intersect but SpaceX is quietly working on a project, called Starlink, that will be a game changer for RV full timers and off-grid living in general. Historically, one of the big … Continue reading
Cooking On The Road
This is going to sound crazy, but I’m going to make the case that you should not use your camper or RV stove and oven. Crazy, right? Your camper comes with a stove and an oven, why not use them? … Continue reading
Gardening On The Road – Yeah, You Can Do that
One of the things I missed on the road was having a garden. Not that I’m much of a gardener. The only things I’ve produced with any consistency are cherry tomatoes and insect pests. Still, it’s fun to try. RV … Continue reading
It’s Getting Crowded Out There
Full timing in your camper used to be a lot easier. People who lived in campers were a tiny fringe and the rest of the world paid little attention to them. Today, though, it’s a lot tougher out there. More … Continue reading
Quitters
Some of these really brought back memories for me. Here are three stories of people who quit their jobs to full time in an RV. There are some interesting parallels between their situations and ours. First, all these people prepared … Continue reading
The Full Time Crowd Is Changing
The nature of full time RV living is changing. Like any series of changes, some of it is good, some changes are neutral, and some are not an improvement. When my wife and I started in the lifestyle it was … Continue reading
Runaway
How small is too small? Where is your personal lower limit for features? Those are the questions I asked myself when I ran across Runaway, which advertises the smallest, lightest and cheapest mini-campers on the market. Their most expensive model, … Continue reading
Why You’ll Probably Downsize Someday
When you’re researching your transition to mobile living, there’s a tendency to lock yourself into a relatively narrow set of options. It happened to my wife and I when we were picking out our first camper. When you’re going from … Continue reading
We’re Not Homeless!!!
We’re not homeless!!! I remember having that thought distinctly when talking to a clerk at the DMV when we were trying to register our vehicles in Florida. In fairness the clerk was only trying to determine if we needed any … Continue reading