After my first beach weekend it was time to go to the mountains. I choose the Ronald Caspers Park. It was a bit chilly out but I decided to eat outside. After arriving I did a little 3-mile hike in the park. It was raining during the night. I am happy to report, no leaks! …
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So my friend, Winter was telling me about Charlie Brown’s farm in Littlerock CA. It is a complete tourist trap with so many knick-knacks, unique gift items old style candies, drinks and more. You could easily spend an hour just walking around room to room wondering who would want all this. They sell some food …
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After driving back to LA with the new RV, I kept asking myself “what did I just do?” and started freaking out. I was excited but also panicked, how am I going to handle it and park it. I didn’t know anything about it. I contacted Camping World and I found out that they offer …
If you are one of those people that dread Mondays and live for the weekends, then the life of a nomad may be your calling. Leaving your home, mortgage, car payments, and office drama behind, you can hit the road in your RV and work remotely. Working as you travel to all your favorite destinations, …
If you are a big fan of the outdoors, a visit to Yellowstone National Park is probably on your list of things to do. I had great time visiting it with my RV. Located in Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana, Yellowstone was the first national park in the United States, and is actually widely believed to …
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“Every January something happens that is hard to believe unless you have seen it! According to the Arizona Highway Department, as many as 750,000 to 1,000,000 people, mostly in RV’s, converge on this sleepy little desert town, located just 20 miles east of the California border on Interstate 10, for the rock, gem and mineral shows, plus numerous …
Even though I didn’t take my RV with me, a trip to Iceland is part of my digital nomad lifestyle. I found an extremely good flight deal by the Icelandic WOW airlines and I’ve decided to do a road trip around the island. I rented a car and reserved places through Airbnb. I must admit, …
5 Awesome things about Iceland No cash needed – I was in Iceland for 8 days and did not use any cash only my credit card. They accept it everywhere. I even saw public bathrooms where you could pay with your credit cards. Safety – Iceland is one of the safest countries in the World. …
It’s been over a year I’ve been full-timing. Being a solo RVer has some challenges. We are social creatures, we all need social connections. The first few months were exciting but hard. I had to realize that it can get lonely. You need to meet other like-minded. People you mostly meet in private parks are …
