Continue Full-time or will it become a part-time thing? So many full-timers are scaling it back and buying homes. The trend of the nomad life is quieting down. It's been five years since the pandemic that spurred the RV craze. As predicted, some are finding it's just not for them. It does take a bit... Continue Reading →
There's no place like home. In RV life, everywhere is home. "Wouldn't you rather own property and build equity?" Then you would have a place to go when you are done traveling." That is such a common snip from people when they are judging RV lifers. Here's the thing. Not every person wants to live... Continue Reading →
Unwanted invaders can put a glitch in your plans. So can heatwaves and sketchy weather. This travel season we have had moths, earwigs, wasps, endless flies, and the worst invader that is a massive pain to get rid of - ants. It seemed every state had a heatwave this year. Everywhere was experiencing 100 degrees.... Continue Reading →
Traveling in July is exciting for part-time travelers. Not so much for us full-timers. Where is the best place to go in the peak summer season?
The Oregon coastline was cold this season, with frequent rain and temperatures in the mid-50s. Despite the challenging weather and Sasha's ear infection, the trip was still enjoyed. Campground experiences varied, with highlights including the Harris Beach Campground and a new fish 'n' chips spot at the South Beach Fish Market in Newport, OR.
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