Full-time travel can look like one long vacation from the outside. The truth is that most of our days are work, errands, laundry and ordinary life—even when Yosemite is right outside the window.

We thought fifty would be the age when life finally felt settled. Instead, our house has wheels, we own forty acres in the desert, and somehow we're still figuring out what comes next.

Somewhere between full-time RV life and owning forty acres in the Arizona high desert, we accidentally became the people we call when something breaks.

After almost thirty years together, we’ve learned that being on the same page doesn’t mean reacting to everything the same way. Sometimes it simply means continuing to want the same life.

We bought a piece of land in the Arizona high desert because we wanted an anchor. Somewhere along the way, it became something we hope will outlive us.

We thought we were setting out to see America. Four years later, the journey has changed what we understand about home, community, family, time, and the possibilities for our lives.

We spent ten days boondocking at SeeYa Point just outside Valley of Fire State Park and found one of the most peaceful and scenic camping spots near Las Vegas.

Death Valley is a place of extremes — harsh landscapes, vast silence, and unexpected beauty. Spending two weeks exploring this unique national park became one of the most memorable experiences of our journey.

In 2023, we made a decision that changed our lives — trading a traditional home for a fifth wheel and life on the road. But the journey to that moment started long before we ever hit the highway. In this post, we share the story behind why we chose full-time RV life, what influenced our decision, and what changed everything for us.

Nomadic living is becoming increasingly popular among individuals looking to break free from the traditional 9-to-5 lifestyle. This lifestyle choice allows you to travel, explore, and experience new cultures while maintaining a flexible and adventurous way of life. In this blog post, we will explore the essentials of embracing nomadic living, discussing everything from logistics to mindset, and how to successfully embark on this journey.

Our next stop on this incredible journey brought us to Seattle, Washington—a city filled with vibrant energy, iconic landmarks, and stunning views. Although we didn’t stay directly in the city, we found a fantastic campground about an hour away in Monroe, Washington: the Thousand Trails Thunderbird Campground. The section of the campground we stayed in backed up to a beautiful river, providing us with serene, calming views during our workdays. We couldn’t have asked for a bet

Changing Course: From Wildfires to Yellow Jackets to Leavenworth After an incredible two weeks exploring Yellowstone National Park, our next destination was supposed to be Glacier National Park. We were eager to experience its stunning landscapes and pristine wilderness, but as often happens on the road, plans can change in an instant.

Our summer RV adventure continued with a fantastic second stop at the Xscapers 4th of July Rally in Sturgis, SD. This was a special event for us, as it marked Daxton's first Xscapers gathering, and we were excited to see our old friends and make some new ones, in addition to participating in the activities that make these rallies so memorable.

Our summer RV trip kicked off with a fantastic week at Devil’s Tower National Monument, a destination that left us both awe-inspired and grateful for the time we spent together. This was our first stop on our summer journey without our grandson, Daxton, and it turned out to be a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation.

Join Jon and Rich on their full-time RV adventure as they share travel tips, stunning landscapes, and life on the road! 🌍🚐