RV Life

There’s seemingly countless RVig apps that you can sign up for these days, ranging from Harvest Hosts to Thousand Trails—so it can be a bit overwhelming to determine which of them makes sense for your RVing style. Boondockers Welcome is a popular program that allows you to spend up to five nights at a fellow RVer’s home, property, or business—all for a reasonable annual membership fee. Sounds like a good deal? It definitely is—but it’s also definitely not for every RVer.

My husband, Justin, and I have stayed with close to one hundred Boondockers Welcome hosts over the last few years and know all the pros and cons of its membership. So, after paying for the membership out of our own pockets, here’s an honest and unbiased review of the Boondockers Welcome program after we’ve personally used this to camp all over the country.

There are SO many different RVing memberships these days that it can be a bit overwhelming trying to decide what makes sense for your style of camping. One of the most popular RVing memberships is called Harvest Hosts, which allows you to stay overnight at local breweries, wineries, farms and more, in exchange for patronizing the business. Sounds like a sweet deal? It definitely is—but the program may not be for every RVer.  My husband, Justin, and I have stayed at dozens of Harvest Hosts over the last few years and are well-acquainted with the program’s benefits and drawbacks. Here’s an honest, non-sponsored Harvest Hosts review from someone who has personally used the program all over the country.

Dreaming of full-timing in your RV? It’s an amazing way to travel- and can even be a more affordable lifestyle, as compared to a brick-and-mortar home. But living in your RV comes with additional costs you may not normally associate with your day-to-day life, like dumping holding tanks. So if you’re trying to figure out RV living costs, here’s exactly what I spent during two months on the road.

Whether you’re going on a weekend camping trip or you’re full-timing in your rig, there’s a ton of different things to consider when you’re hitting the road in your RV- where are you going to camp? Will there be internet? Will the weather suck? Luckily, there’s tons of awesome apps to help you have the best camping experience possible, so here are the 15 best RVing apps for life on the road.

Thinking of buying a trailer? You’re not alone- RVing keeps getting more popular as people find new ways to explore their own backyards. But, with such a serious investment, the decision shouldn’t be taken lightly and there’s a ton of factors that will impact what model is right for you. So here’s 8 things to consider when buying a trailer to make sure you’re getting the perfect adventure mobile.

When I mention in conversations that I’ve lived and worked remotely from my RV, most people seem so bewildered. They ask me all kinds of logistical questions, from where I get internet and electricity to what my work setup looks like. So if you’re considering doing your job on the road and have similar questions, here’s everything you need to know about working from your RV.

RVing is a fun and affordable way to travel, while still feeling more at home on the road. And one of the best parts about having a home on wheels is that you can bring your best furry friend with you! While pups make almost every situation better, RVing with dogs comes with its own unique challenges. But with these 5 tips for RVing with dogs, you and your pup will be hitting the road in no time!