Dec 09
Setting up a legal domicile can feel like a puzzle, especially for full time RVers. I found it confusing at first, too, but building a solid legal home base has made everything from taxes to healthcare way less stressful. This guide breaks down each step for making your RV lifestyle official, helping you unlock all …
Dec 01
Managing vehicle registration and making sure you can vote can be tricky topics for full-time RVers. Since you’re not living in a standard home with a fixed address, a few extra steps are needed, but it’s totally doable. I’ve walked through these hoops myself back in 2008 when we went full-time. I’ll break down what …
Oct 21
Choosing a legal domicile state (where you receive your mail and vote) makes a big difference for full time RVers. It affects taxes, access to health insurance, vehicle registration, and even how you register to vote. The rules and perks aren’t the same everywhere. If you’re traveling full time, you get to pick a state …
Oct 20
If you’re thinking about hitting the road in an RV full-time, you’re probably wondering what it really costs. Lots of blogs show people living life on the move, but there’s so much more to it than simply buying an RV and driving off into the sunset. Since we have been enjoying full-time RV living since …
Oct 11
If you’re a boondocker, you already know life off-grid can be really rewarding. The quiet, open spaces and starry skies are hard to beat. But staying connected, whether you need to check emails, keep up with family, work remotely, or keep yourself entertained can become tricky the further you get from towns and cell towers. …
Oct 01
If you’re like me, the thought of full-time RV living is pretty exciting. Waking up next to a lake or out in the desert, traveling at your own pace, and enjoying a simpler way of life sounds awesome. But before jumping in, it’s super important to get clear on the real expenses involved. There’s more …
Sep 22
Living full-time in an RV isn’t just about hitting the open road and chasing sunsets. It’s also about figuring out how much it actually costs to keep this lifestyle going. I get lots of questions about budgeting for life on the road, so I’m breaking down the real numbers, common expenses, and a few smart …
Sep 16
Full-time travel and homeschooling? That combo sounds pretty wild, but I’ve found it can work way better than you might think. Managing lessons, workbooks, and field trips, all while jumping from one destination to the next, can be a juggling act. Full-time RVers have learned that a solid plan, flexible routines, and the right tools …
Sep 12
Boondocking is camping without traditional hookups like electricity or water. Often occurring in remote settings, it offers a pure taste of nature, away from crowded campgrounds. Unlike typical camping, boondocking takes place on public lands where campers can enjoy peace, quiet, and starry skies. It’s also called dry camping or free camping, and it’s growing …
Aug 09
If packing up and hitting the open road full time has always sounded like a dream to you, you’ll want a rig that’s more home than vehicle. Full time RV living means your camper isn’t just a place to sleep on the weekends; it needs to bring comfort, storage, and plenty of clever features for …
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