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Top Full Time RV Blogs for You to Follow and Learn

So you’re thinking about packing it all up and hitting the road in an RV. Sounds amazing! One of the best ways to prepare is to learn directly from those with direct experience. We offer hundreds of articles on TREKKN in that regard. But, of course, there’s always more to learn. Check out this list of full time time RV blogs to learn even more.

You’ll not only get a peek into the lifestyle but also learn valuable information about everything full-time RV living entails.

When we decided to full-time RV, my weekends were spent watching RV YouTube channels and reading RV travel blogs. I wanted to know a lot more about this lifestyle. We were newbies and there was a lot to learn before hitting the open road.

We have done a ton of research, engaged in social and in-person groups, and met a lot of people. Along the way, I have met some fantastic people sharing their know-how about their RV life. We hope you find this list useful as you embark on this exciting lifestyle.

Full Time RV Lifestyle Blogs to Follow


TREKKN

I went back and forth trying to decide whether or not to include TREKKN first, last, or in the middle of the list. As you can see, I decided on the number one spot. 😉

Real People with Real Experiences

First, thanks for visiting TREKKN. We focus on publishing information to help our readers live and embrace the outdoors. Articles are written by real people with real experiences. Our writers have personal experience living and traveling in fifth wheels, travel trailers, Class A motorhomes, and camper vans.

We operate a little different than the other sites we recommend. The information we publish is broader, covering a lot of specific topics about RVing, as well as hiking, camping, and traveling with dogs. That’s possible because of our great staff of contributors. In addition to RVers, TREKKN hires outdoor experts with outdoor survival skills and years of experience hiking and camping.

So, in addition to sharing what we learned during our time traveling full-time in a travel trailer, we publish a lot of information from other great people with direct experience.

Oure Focus

We want to help you decide if a full-time RV life is right for you. The articles and recommendations we make are based on personal experiences. However, we also understand that everyone has individual preferences and goals. So we try to include feedback and suggestions from the broader RV community. In this way, we hope to help as many of our readers possible.

Our most popular articles cover RV accessories, camp cooking, and national parks. I hope you browse our long list of articles and find a few that help you prepare for an amazing adventure!

If there are ever any topics you’d like us to cover that we haven’t yet, please let us know!

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More Than A Wheelin’

Camille runs the site More Than A Wheelin. She was one of the first full-time RVers I met. We met at a blogging conference and were in the same discussion group.

How To Make Money While Traveling

She has a wealth of information and is considered a go-to source for anyone who wants to know about making money while traveling. She writes about remote jobs and even has a course called Remote Work 101. Her course helps travelers find jobs they can do from anywhere.

Remote work is a very big discussion in full-time RVing Facebook groups.

Not everyone has built up a remote income quite yet and they desperately want to know how to get there so they can experience the freedom it brings. More Than a Wheelin’ will be a resource you’ll be glad you found.


Related Reading: What Do Full-Time RVers Do For Work?

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Heath and Alyssa

Have you ever interacted watched a video or read a blog post and thought to yourself “wow, these guys are the real deal?” That’s what I thought when I first learned about Heath and Alyssa.

Multiple Resources for RV Living

They run The RV Entrepreneur Facebook group. I recommend you check it out. They also have a podcast under the same name and manage a successful blog focused on RV living. Alyssa wrote a book titled A Beginner’s Guide to Living in an RV: Everything I Wish I Knew Before Full-Time RVing Across America.

Heath and Alyssa lived in an RV for many years before it even became trend. They figured out how to make money while traveling on the open. And, they have a helping spirit.

Heath even hopped on a phone call with Todd once to help him talk over some business topics. There was nothing in it for Heath, other than the satisfaction of helping others.

They travel around the world and offer a number of free resources for anyone looking to get into this lifestyle. Check out Heath and Alyssa’s site. We think you’ll be glad you did.


Hourless Life

Eric and Brittany from Hourless Life were the first full-time RV couple we met in person. I was scrolling through Instagram one day and saw that they were in Austin, which is where we were living before hitting the road.

I sent them a message asking if we could meet up for lunch or dinner. They kindly said yes and we met at The Soup Peddler, a restaurant you gotta visit if you’re ever in Austin.

From RV Travel to Global Wanderers

We asked them question after question after question about full-time RV living. They answered them all and also gave us some good advice.

We also got to meet their son Caspian, who is known in the RV world as #babynomad and he is a cutie! All he knows is RV life, so if you’re curious about having a baby and raising a baby while RVing, they’re a great resource.

Their site used to be called RV Wanderlust as they traveled the country in a Class A and later in a Winnebago. They left the RV life behind and hit the road in a Jeep!

Check out the Hourless Life site to follow Eric and Brittany’s journeys. You are sure to find some inspiration to plan your own amazing adventures.


Crazy Family Adventure

I’m always amazed at couples who travel with younger kids. When I look back on our years with little ones, I can’t imagine navigating everything while living in an RV and traveling full-time!

Full-Time RV Travel with Kids

But there are families who travel with four or more youngsters and they absolutely love it. Sure, there are hard days but that’s going to be the case no matter who you’re traveling with.

Craig and Bryanna, from Crazy Family Adventure, travel with four kids and a dog and have been doing so since May of 2014. They share fantastic tips on fun adventures with kids in some of the top U.S. destinations, as well as Canada and Mexico.

If you’re thinking about full-time RVing with kids, be sure to visit the Crazy Family Adventure blog.


RV Love

Marc and Julie, from RV Love, have been traveling full-time in their RV for more than four years. They have visited all 50 states!

Their mission is to help you hit the road with their blog, videos, RV Success School courses and a book titled Living the RV Life: Your Ultimate Guide to Life on the Road.

I love their story about how they were first able to hit the road via RV and earn an income. Marc worked virtually for a company, holding down a regular 9-5, 40-hour a week job, all while living in and traveling in their RV.

Julie was the behind-the-scenes person of RV Love, writing blog posts, filming and editing their videos, posting social media content and interacting with their community. Eventually, Marc was able to quit his job and join Julie creating content for RV Love.

RV Love is a fantastic resource providing many insights about RV living. They candidly share the highs and lows of the RV lifestyle, in hopes to help you in your journey of living this lifestyle.


The Fit RV

Regardless of whether you live in a house or an RV, you have to make an effort to stay fit. Although we did a lot of hiking (our favorite way to exercise) while traveling full-time, there were definitely stretches of time when we didn’t exercise enough.

The Fit RV is a perfect resource for staying fit while traveling. They cover topics like no-equipment bodyweight workouts, national gym memberships for travelers (it does exist!), and what it’s like traveling in a Winnebago Travato.


Do you have any favorite full-time RV living blogs? If so, we want to know what they are! We’d love to hear from you. If you have relied on another blogging resource for to prepare for your own RV travels, let us know in the comments below. We’ll update our list to help others learn more.

Safe travels!

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3 Comments

  1. Always learn a lot from other RVers. Wish I would have done more research before I dove into the RV life. I sold everything, quit my job and bought an RV. Interesting how we all fall into the RV life.

    1. Couldn’t agree more! We do miss many things about the full-time RV lifestyle, but the people we met along the way are definitely at the top of that list.

      Happy travels to you! Thanks for joining the conversation.

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