Sustainable RV living is possible. But getting started can feel overwhelming. Read our list of simple ways to get started with zero waste RV living.

It can be tricky to shop for someone who’s adopted RV living, especially if you’re unfamiliar with the lifestyle. But rest assured: there’s plenty of gift ideas out there that are perfect for full time travelers. And there’s something for every interest!

When it comes to the pros and cons of RV living, there is no one-size-fits-all answer. This articles shows you how to create your own pros and cons of RV living.

When you use the bathroom in an RV, your waste goes into what’s called a black tank, where it’s stored and broken down until you visit a dump station. At the dump station, you’ll empty your black tank and do some quick cleaning to get rid of all that waste.

Preparing our rig for a life of full time travel was a big job with lots of decisions. And since the rig is our family’s home, these weren’t decisions we made lightly. We needed to be confident our setup was safe.

They say you have to give yourself at least 3 to 6 months to get used to the full time travel lifestyle. And they aren’t wrong.

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Mitch and I bought our Coachmen Apex Nano 208BHS travel trailer without ever having seen it (of course, we did an inspection when it arrived at the dealership). Here’s why we love it.

So to wrap it up, it’s totally possible to travel full time. With the right mindset, persistence, and just a bit of luck, you can live the dream too.