After we left Grand Teton and Yellowstone, we drove straight up to Montana to visit Glacier! This was Jeffrey’s favorite park so far (#13 on our trip). Overall, the park is absolutely beautiful and it wasn’t nearly as crowded as the others. There is a small town outside of the park that we stayed in …
We finally took the plunge and decided to go solar. This is huge because it’s allowed us the ability to run on our own resources. This has aided us in the #1 question we ask ourselves everyday.. where will we sleep tonight? There are a few places that vanlifers and RV’ers can sleep and I …
After being on the road for a few months we’ve had a lot of interest from friends, family and followers about what it’s like living in the Winnebago full time. We’ve narrowed it down to 5 of our most asked questions and thought we’d share the answers! Where do you sleep at night? Where do …
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So.. what’s wild camping? Wild camping is also known as boondocking, dry camping or dispersed camping and it’s another way of saying FREE camping. One of the perks of #vanlife is being able to find amazing spots to sleep at night that are absolutely free. You don’t always luck up and find the perfect spot, …
