Full-time RVers Timeout4me review their 2019 travel experiences, problems, and learning curve adventures plus lay out 2020 travel plans.

Brief how-to on RV trip routing, finding good camping spots that are either free or reasonably priced, and good apps.

This blog shares a typical day of boondocking, as well as tips on how to get by without sewer, water, and electricity.

Living with your husband full-time in an RV can be a challenge, but it’s doable. It’s not for the faint of heart, however. Here are some suggestions on how to make RV travel work without losing your mind. I am sitting peacefully on our #RV porch enjoying the solitude while my husband, John, is inside working. He doesn’t know I’m writing a blog on how to survive in a 400 square foot RV with a husband around 24 hours a day. We’ve been on the road for the last eight months, have

We go about our everyday life blissfully unaware of how easy it really is. We get in our car in the morning and go to work. We only have to worry about traffic jams slowing us up, or maybe a minor fender bender. Work involves a routine that we could do in a daze. We come home, order a pizza, then throw our few pieces of silverware in the dishwasher. Then our life changes. At least it did for us. We decided to buy a 46 foot 5th wheel, with no previous experience in driving one