Full-time RV travel tips, gear reviews, campground guides, and life on the road from Angela and Vince DiLoreto — two people who actually live this way.
Discover the hidden gems of America’s highways with our guide to the top roadside attractions. From quirky landmarks to offbeat museums, explore the unique sights that make road trips memorable. Whether you’re planning your next adventure or just dreaming of the open road, our article will inspire you to hit the pavement and explore the unexpected.
Preparing to hit the road full-time is an incredible rush of excitement and a gut-sinking “oh crap, where do I even begin” feeling. The average American house is just over 2,000 square feet and you will likely hover around 200 square feet for an RV, maybe less, maybe more. So, how do you prepare yourself for an RV/tiny home living?
RV life is exciting, but honestly frustrating too! A few items can help minimize the frustrations by making your trips safer and more comfortable. It’s not fun to spend money on some of these things, but a few items can make your trips better!
Some claim the road trip has returned but did it ever really leave? Seasoned travelers have long known the road trip offers a unique travel experience that remains unmatched by a quick flight from a crowded airport. Road trips give you the chance to wander and get lost while discovering the unplanned aspects of a place and yourself at the same time.
Dogs quickly become family and a family vacation often includes them. Now that people are choosing road trips it is easier than ever to take the fur babies. Proper planning and some supplies are necessary to ensure a safe and fun trip!
