I’ll be honest, these last few months post road trip have been hard. If you’re new here, in the beginning of 2021 my husband and I became debt free (it feels so good). We both worked remote during 2021 so we took advantage of the opportunity and bought an RV to travel the US. We …
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 …
National park number #12 for us! Similar to the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone is one of the most talked about national parks. Millions of visitors come every year hoping to see picturesque Old Faithful blow with a buffalo standing nearby. We had that exact experience when we visited! We spent 1 day in the park and …
After we left South Dakota, we headed further west towards Wyoming. Wyoming is home to two popular national parks. Our first stop was to national park #11, Grand Teton! We drove straight in from SD so when we arrived we were hungry and tired. That didn’t stop our excitement when we saw wild buffalo on …
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 …
National Park #10! It feels a bit odd writing a blog about this park as there isn’t much to say.. but hopefully my few bits of information will help prepare your expectations when visiting Wind Cave. When we visited the Black Hills we were close enough for a day trip into Wind Cave. I mentioned …
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, …
Badlands was our 9th national park and it felt like we were on Mars again! We had some serious storms on our drive into Badlands and actually got hit with another storm when we left. We drove in from 90 onto 240 towards the Ben Reifel Visitors Center. The visitors center was closed so we …
#8 on our National Park tour! Cuyahoga Valley was a pleasant surprise for a few reasons, one of them being the easy scenic drive through the park (that’s RV friendly!). We were also surprised to see so many cyclists in the park but there are many paved and off-road trails if you love to cycle. …
After a week in the Black Hills, South Dakota has become one of our favorite states. I hate to say it, but when we first entered SD I had low expectations. Initially there’s a lot of flat farming fields. It was still pretty…but after a few hundred miles it gets old. We came over the …
