A Full Time RV Family Travel Blog
Simplifying to live larger with less
Welcome To Our RV Blog
Hi there! We are Aaron, Lauren, Casen, and Calista, aka The Wanderpreneurs.
We have been a full time RV family since 2018, traveling to over 30 states, 35 National Parks, up and down the entire Baja California peninsula 4 times
We work on the road, homeschool our kids, and basically live life like a normal family of 4…except it involves living in 400 square feet with a different front yard every week or two!
Leaving our house in Atlanta almost 5 years ago to travel full time has been such a great experience, as we focus on creating fun experiences and memories together while our kids are young.
We have been blown away by the RV community and the lifelong friendships we have made, and we can’t wait to make more! So make sure you follow us on our social channels and be sure to say hello (we answer everyone!).
Our goal is to inspire others who aren’t satisfied with the typical “American Dream” lifestyle. We want to encourage people to find the life that brings them fulfillment, even if it is unconventional. We love answering questions and being a resource for people wanting to travel full time in an RV, so take a look around the blog and don’t be shy if you have any questions!
Most Popular Content
YouTube
Our most recent Youtube video answers the most Frequently Asked Questions we get about full time RV living!
Starlink For RVers
Check out our opinion so far on Starlink as we use it all around North America.
Rving
in Baja
Learn more about what we learned, what we did, and where we went during our 3.5 month trip to Baja!
Tips for Making Friends
Forming life-long friendships has been one of the most unexpected and rewarding things of RV life.
Our
Gear
Everything We Have Purchased: Necessities - Just For Fun - Memberships - And More
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Check out our stops over the last 3+ years!
Color Key - Blue: 2018, Red: 2019, Yellow: 2020, White: 2021, Green: 2022, Mountains: National Parks
Read Up About Our Travels To Each State
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After 7 years of full-time travel across the U.S., Mexico, Europe, and Africa, our family shares the life-changing lessons we’ve learned—and how they’re shaping our next chapter.
We have a 2016 Coachman Chaparral which we renovated back in 2018. We were ready for another renovation, so we added an accent wall. Checkout the before and after!
Discover why every RV owner needs to invest in a quality surge protector (and 13 things to look for in your surge protector).
Discover how our full-time RV life evolved thanks to reliable internet solutions like TravlFi, making homeschooling and remote work much easier and enjoyable.
Finding the perfect internet solution was top of our list when we first hit the road 6 years ago. At this point, we’ve found our perfect one-two punch! Let’s compare them…
There are some questions we seem to get over and over, so we wanted to compile them right here so you that can easily be found ini one spot!
We are learning more and more about how health is so much more than just working out and eating right too. Here is howe we stay fit and healthy on the road.
As a family of four who travels full time in our RV, we need reliable internet to work and homeschool our kids, and we’ve been trying out a new internet option the past few months that I’m really excited to tell you about.
Homeschooling while RVing full-time: 6th Edition! We have just begun our SIXTH year of homeschooling. Check out what we have planned for this year.
We have been traveling full time in our fifth wheel for almost 5 years now, and we have done a ton of campsite setups in lots of places. Here are some things we do to create a nice campsite!
Entering into year #5 of full-time RV travel, we answer a LOT of questions about this lifestyle. Here are our top FAQs.
Curious about how we are Homeschooling/Roadschooling as we travel full time? We change it up every year and this is what we’re doing for 2022/2023…our FIFTH year of roadschooling!
This is a complicated question and there are many variables! Here are 11 questions you’ll need to ask yourself (and answer!) to calculate your personalized estimate.
With limited space and 4 seasons of weather to deal with, it’s hard to know what to bring! Here are our necessities.
After almost 4 years of RV travel around North America, we have found some seasonal favorites! Check out where we ideally like to spend each of the 4 seasons.
We decided to dive in and fully embrace a style of learning called UNSCHOOLING. Unschooling can mean different things to different people. I’m going to explain what it meant for us.
We use our outdoor camping chairs ALL THE TIME. So getting something we love to sit in is important to us. These are the chairs we keep coming back to.
While we have only been using Starlink for a few months, we have been able to get a good grasp of it’s pros and cons for RVers. Check out our review!
Check out how we managed to work in Baja for 4 months, and what we will be doing next time.
We recently found a brand of clothing that we absolutely love and has been great for our active, traveling lifestyle.
When we bought our RV, we just took our mattress from home with us, and it was ok for a while. It was already old, and with 3 years of RV travel added to its life, we realized it was time for an upgrade.
We are currently right in the middle of the historic heat wave that is hitting the Pacific Northwest. Check out how we stayed cool in 110+ degree heat.
We love our life, but we’ve realized in order to keep our marriage in tip-top shape, Aaron and I need to be intentional about having time away from the kids.
Outdoor games, board games and card games. We love ‘em all. Find out what our favorites are!
Why we are investing, how we are turning a weekly profit, and how to get started.
Many times you can save 50-85% by traveling outside the U.S. to have procedures done. We know people who have done this in Brazil and in Mexico (we’ve done it ourselves in Mexico) and wanted to share our experience!
Each year we move more towards unschooling as our days are more and more unstructured, and I see just how much the kids learn and grow without the curriculum and structure I once thought was so necessary.
We went through several in search for something that would be dependable for the long run. We finally found it!
If you can’t find or don’t prefer remote work, there are some pretty cool seasonal jobs you can work at for a bit, make some money, and then keep traveling!
It was time for new batteries and we wanted the best… so we got the best.
If it is even possible to pick a favorite National Park, Glacier would be it! Check out what we did and where we stayed.
Cool caves, unique scenery, and a fun boondocking spot resulted in some great memories and a really fun experience!
So much beauty. So much fun. So much….trouble! Find out why this was one of our toughest weeks ever as RVers.
It was time for new batteries and we wanted the best… so we got the best.
2 weeks in Utah. 5 National Parks. 1 amazing experience! Don’t miss out on Utah!
Sand boarding on massive sand dunes! This National Park is a diamond in the rough.
4 days of exploring Yellowstone. Check out all our recommendations!
Why don’t people talk about this place more?!?
We get a lot of questions about how we do it, and thought we’d share what boondocking looks like for US!
Our final stay before we hit California for the holidays. We pulled in right at sunset!
In between our visits to Waco and Austin, we visited and stayed at a popular hot spot that was actually in a documentary on Netflix! We could have easily stayed a couple nights here due to their hospitality and wine/meads.
Our first attempt at boondocking was at Bayou Teche Brewery in Louisiana. We pulled into the parking lot of brewery at 4:55pm, just in time for happy hour. Or so we thought. The taproom closed at 5pm!
Our Unforgettable Experience at Golden Village Palms RV Resort in Hemet, CA
After almost 4 years of RV travel around North America, we have found some seasonal favorites! Check out where we ideally like to spend each of the 4 seasons.
If it is even possible to pick a favorite National Park, Glacier would be it! Check out what we did and where we stayed.
Even though we spend a ton of time in nature, often in remote places, we still love visiting big cities. One of our favorite big cities is Chicago, Illinois. Checkout our favorite to-do’s!
Our first time RVing in northern Utah…and we loved it! Check out everything we did.
We have been looking forward to Montana for a long time, and enjoyed our first official say in Montana! (Except for all the smoke)
Cool caves, unique scenery, and a fun boondocking spot resulted in some great memories and a really fun experience!
So much beauty. So much fun. So much….trouble! Find out why this was one of our toughest weeks ever as RVers.
This summer we wanted to explore different parts of Idaho, so I reached out to our Instagram audience for recommendations of where we should visit. Orofino was on that list!
The National Park, State Parks, even the RV park we’re all so perfect.







If it is even possible to pick a favorite National Park, Glacier would be it! Check out what we did and where we stayed.
Cool caves, unique scenery, and a fun boondocking spot resulted in some great memories and a really fun experience!
The National Park, State Parks, even the RV park we’re all so perfect.
Yosemite lived up to the hype… and then some!
Pigeon Forge RV Resort was a great place to stay while exploring the Great Smokey Mountains, Pigeon Forge, and Gatlinburg, TN!
Bryson City, NC is a gem and an outdoor enthusiast heaven! Check out our jam-packed week of adventure.
2 weeks in Utah. 5 National Parks. 1 amazing experience! Don’t miss out on Utah!
Sand boarding on massive sand dunes! This National Park is a diamond in the rough.
Time to get used to the high elevation!
A neat little National Monument in the middle of nowhere!
4 days of exploring Yellowstone. Check out all our recommendations!
Why don’t people talk about this place more?!?
SO much snow still (8 feet!) in June??
Spending our 10 year anniversary in two National Parks
Despite the cold, the wind, and the snow…The Grand Canyon did NOT disappoint!
We went into Joshua Tree National Park twice. We wish we could have gone more!
One of the more incredible and unique places we have seen so far! Put White Sands National Monument on your “must-see” list.
A great hike and amazing scenery awaited us at our 3rd National Park stop.
Our first experience with underground caverns was AMAZING.
Our first National Park! Big Bend is so big and so beautiful, a second week (and 3rd?) week was deserved. We’ll just have to come back.