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We’ve always been good at listening to our gut. This time it’s telling us, “Let’s slow down for a sec. Let’s take a side-step from the hustle and grind of this self-sustained life we’ve created. Let’s focus on projects we’ve been putting off and grow skill sets we haven’t had the time to nurture. Let’s indulge in a little consistency — we’ve earned it.”
If you’re planning on giving up the static 9-5 office job to travel around the country in a van, you need to have a rough idea of how you’re going to fund your new lifestyle. Check out this blog post to learn how passive income can help sustain your traveling lifestyle.
From September to November 2018, we traveled from the east coast to the west coast, and then back to the east coast again. That’s right. We traveled the width of the country twice in only three months and it was insane… insanely awesome. Read all about it here!
We caught up with a couple of our vanlife friends, Matt and Ali, who share insights on their expenses while living on the road. In this post, they share an extremely detailed list of their expenses over a two month period (traveling from coast to coast) with the intention of helping others financially prepare to live their dreams!
We’ve partnered with our good friends at Duluth Trading Company for an epic cross-country road trip - Portland to Portland. Throughout the next four weeks we’ll be making our way from Portland, Oregon to Portland, Maine. Read more about this legendary trip here!
The beautiful countryside and vibrant cultures of Ireland may be next on your vanlife bucketlist! Check out this blog post to see why Ireland is ideal for traveling across in a van.
"The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only one page." - St. Augustine. We're sharing 8 lessons we've learned while traveling both internationally and on the road here in the U.S. that have changed the way we live our lives and look at the world around us.
We get asked about how we make vanlife work with a large dog like Snoop. Here's how we make sure Snoop loves living the vanlife as much as we do and some tips and tricks on how to make living on the road with a dog possible.
"Vanlife" has become somewhat of a buzzword lately, and everyone has their own meaning attached to it. This is what vanlife means to us.
We're answering our most-asked question about van life: How do you make money on the road?" These are all the things we do to financially sustain our traveling lifestyle.
With the release of our Acoustic Sessions album, we wanted to give some background on ourselves as musicians and the inspiration behind the tracks on this album. We also give a peak inside our "mobile recording studio" and the equipment we use while creating music on the road.
We take so many pictures on the road, and only a fraction of them make the cut for an Instagram post. Here's a small archive of photos from the road that gives a peek into our travels thus far!
From exploring Europe, to backpacking Southeast Asia, to living out of a van, we've experienced a variety of different traveling styles. Here are some tips for making the most out of your adventures, big or small.
Vanlife has granted us a life of abundance, but it’s also grounded us from learning that there are things we can live without.
Living in a small space can put some strain on a relationship, and we're no exception. Taylor opens up about the challenges of being a couple in 80 sq. ft. and how these tribulations can either pull two people apart, or bring them closer.
The van life is amazing, but it's not right for everyone. Here are some questions to ask yourself if you're considering this unique, mobile lifestyle.
This book is perfect for anyone who is interested in converting a vehicle of their own or for those who simply want to see exactly how we transformed an old airport shuttle bus into our traveling home. Find out more about the eBook contents and get your copy here!
All you need is love! ...and hydrogen peroxide and baking soda. Here's how our Valentine's Day ended.
We learned many conventional and unconventional lessons during our first first week of van life. I think we can all agree that #11 in the most valuable though.
We've been on the road for a full week now, but I wrote this blog post the day before we hit the road as full-time vanlifers. Not only did I want to write down my hopes and dreams of what our new life will look like, but also my fears and hesitations.
We all have things that seem to hold us back in life. Diagnosed with Crohn's Disease, Pete writes about why he isn't letting his condition control the way he lives his life.