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Hello Campers! Winter is just around the corner..74 days to be exact. Our first winter in our RV taught us a lot about the necessities of surviving winter in an RV. Last year, we set off on a 4-month snowboarding road trip a few days before Christmas, and now I can say that I have learned a LOT about how to stay warm in an RV in subzero temperatures. Here are some of our favorite things that helped us survive a winter in the Rockies and beyond: 1. Electric Blankets & Flannel

Hello Campers! We are Kelley and Renee of @fiftyandfifthwheeling. Seven months ago we sold our 2,500 square foot home, sold or donated all of our possessions and began living full time in our Keystone Raptor 421CK toy hauler when Kelley’s job relocated us to the Atlanta, GA area. Below are five steps to becoming a fulltimer. Step 1. Finding the Perfect RV The first thing you will need to decide is what type of RV is perfect for you. We had a truck so we looked at the fifth

Hello Campers! Congratulations! You are now the proud owner of a new RV! You have spent hours, maybe longer, looking at different rigs; feeling out size, amenities, finishes, and upgrades. You have gone back and forth with your significant other about really needing a bigger bathroom or wanting the outdoor kitchen versus the second slide out. You have pulled the funds together (which in some cases can be quite a pretty penny) to pay for this new adventure on wheels, and now,

Hello Campers! I am Shelby, you can find me and follow along with my journey on Instagram as @shelbyadrift “I’m sorry for what I said while we were trying to park the camper” If you have recently began your journey into RV living, chances are you read that statement and your inner-voice grumbled an, “A-MEN”. What a learning curve full-timing in an RV can be! I promise you, it does get easier with time and practice. Going from campground to campground across the U.S, we have

Hello Campers! We are Kelsey and Scott Kiessig and we are @no.e.t.a. We LOVE to travel in our fifth wheel, but so many places we want to go don’t have hookups! This is called boondocking or dry camping. For those unfamiliar, this simply means that as you use the kitchen sink, the bathroom sink, the shower, and the toilet, the waste water does not leave the trailer. It is held inside a storage tank in the belly of the trailer/RV. This puts a timeline on your stay. When you run

Hello Campers! This is our second Christmas since living tiny in our RV. I can already tell that I am ready to embrace the minimalistic approach so much more this season than I was last. Transitioning to a minimalistic lifestyle is a process, not only for the individual but also for the people close to them and active in their lives. With the holiday season upon on us, you may be transitioning to a simpler lifestyle or trying to buy a gift for a loved one that is. As an op