Adventures & Stories Of Workampers Living the Dream
If you are not quite ready to go full-time and are just getting your feet wet, but want to take the rig out for a few days, here are some good pointers on planning that epic first trip. Know where you are going! Easy enough…where do you want to go? I don’t know! Ok, let’s narrow […]
In today’s blog, you are going to learn how to set up your campsite. You may want to change the order, or it might be completely different if you have a Class A, Class C, Van, etc. This tutorial is really for beginners and how to cut some time in setting up. The first few […]
For new RVers and Dreamers, here is a list of the many common RV terms defined. Enjoy! 4 Pin Electrical Connector – This provides power from your tow vehicle to your RV for the lights only. 7 Pin Electrical Connector – This provides power from your tow vehicle to your RV for the lights as well as the […]
A summer before we left on our trip I had purchased an inexpensive Master Chef Portable BBQ on sale 50% off. The intention was to bring this along on camping trips but we never used it, so it came along with the trailer. It is a cheap unit so I didn’t have high expectations but it’s […]
Whereever your Workamping adventures have carried you to for this beautiful Thanksgiving Day, let’s all take a moment to remember to give thanks for the opportunity and the ability for each of us to live this lifestyle. Many of us take this life for granted sometimes, which is easy to do when you’re out having […]
Once again, we are in the process of packing up and setting off to our next destination. I’d like to say that we are up and out of a place within 15 or 20 minutes, but that typically isn’t the case. When it comes to packing up our 26 foot motorhome and leaving, we have learned that this process can take a couple of hours, minimum. If we are work camping at a location for a month or more, we may spread out the tasks over a period of days.
When my wife and I were first looking into full time RVing, we read lots of books and blogs about the subject. Every book or blog we read had the following one sentence for couples, “Make sure you love your traveling partner!” This was good advice, but it wasn’t specific. It didn’t help me much. […]
I am not sure if it was who I grew up with or where I grew up but the barter system was alive and well during my formative years making a huge impact on me! I learn from my father if you could make a deal without using actual cash it was not only a ton more fun but you usual got a lot more out of the deal.
