Modifications, Improvements & Upgrades How to "Ikea Hack" Your Dog's Crate Anyone who travels in an RV with a pet crate knows how much valuable floor space they can occupy. In this post we'll cover how we "Ikea hacked" our dog kennel to make
Day Trips Dog is Love We took a day trip to the east side of Salton Sea in California, to Salvation Mountain and Slab City. Salvation Mountain is a 30-year project by a very dedicated man, Leonard Knight,
How-to Fulltime RV Repairs with Dogs Since becoming fulltime RVers in 2016, we've had several instances where we've needed to leave our motorhome at a service shop for either a few hours, or a few days. Some of these
Retrospective Full-time RV Recap: Year Two Our full-time "nomadiversary" was February 1st and marks two years of full-time RV travel! If you missed our year one recaps, you can find months 1-6 here and 6-12 here. We've
How-to How Our Blind Dog Navigated RV Life This is a story of how our previous dog Stimpy, a runt-of-the-litter chihuahua mix rescue, adjusted to life as a blind dog, how he remained an active adventure dog, moved to an RV,
Dogs Christmas Cookie Taste Test - for Dogs! Lily Goodgirl & Mushy Fastpants have been wonderful full-time RV pups this year, so I thought I'd bake up some homemade holiday dog treats, do a taste test, and share the results! And
Dogs Dog-Friendly Adventures at the Alabama Hills We're spending the fall meandering down California's Highway 395 and have been looking forward to arriving to the Alabama Hills in Lone Pine because we heard it was a "must do"
Dogs A Dog-Friendly Day at Trona Pinnacles We've spent our fall driving south through California on the 395 and are LOVING it. Both Tommi and I called the Los Angeles area home for many years, but one of the perks
Dogs The Kibble Conundrum When you have medium to large dogs, keeping your RV stocked with enough — but not too much — pet food can be harder than you think. Not enough, and you're running out to a
Dogs Adopting a Dog While Full-time RVing We can't imagine RVing without dogs. They make life so great, and let's face it, one of the main reasons we wanted to full-time RV was so that our dogs could go on
Dogs Our Dogs Became NPS Bark Rangers! Meet the newest Bark Rangers at Olympic National Park, Lily Goodgirl and Mushy Fastpants! Rangers Goofus and Doofus are very proud of themselves. What is a Bark Ranger? Until today, we didn't know
Hikes Exploring Cathedral Gorge With Dogs Eastern Nevada was a new area for us, so we were excited to check out the dog-friendly Cathedral Gorge State Park (PDF map). However, visiting in June meant warm temps, and with sunrise
Hikes Red Canyon, Utah: Your Dog-Friendly Alternative to Bryce Canyon National Park We love Bryce Canyon National Park. Unfortunately for our four-legged friends, they only allow dogs on the paved trail between Sunset Point and Sunrise Point, and on the paved Shared Use Path between
Fun things to do Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah The Bonneville Salt Flats have been on my RV wish list since we started traveling. Finally checked it off the list and WOW. They did not disappoint! Even more beautiful and strange than
Hikes Hike: Thunder Mountain Trail We love Red Canyon, Utah, because of it's dog friendliness. We've done a decent amount of hiking in this area but had originally ruled out Thunder Mountain Trail because it is a multi-use
Boondocking Rodents of Usually Small Size We’ve had more experiences with rodents since becoming fulltime RVers than we ever had in a sticks and bricks home. It’s kind of inevitable. Meet an RVer who boondocks and says
Fun things to do Kanab or Bust So what drew us to this small town in Soutwestern Utah? It's home to the largest No-Kill sanctuary for companion animals in the United States, Best Friends Animal Sanctuary! It’s been a
Day Trips Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument: Day Trip with Dogs Up until a few months ago, I had never heard of Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument. It is perhaps an overlooked member of the National Park system, sitting against the Mexican border between
Boondocking locations Campsite Review: Kofa National Wildlife Refuge What is it? Kofa National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1939 for the protection of bighorn sheep and is located on the east side of State Highway 95 between Yuma and Quartzsite, Arizona.
Retrospective One year of travel! As part of celebrating one year of travel, we solicited questions from our followers on Instagram & Facebook. Before we get to that though, let’s bring you up to date with where
RV Park Reviews RV park review: Devil's Elbow Recreation Site We chose to stay at Devil's Elbow Recreation Site in Helena for several reasons. It was about a 20 minute drive to town, the location was known to get windy, which we thought
Dogs Stimpy We just said goodbye to our little, blind, old man Stimpy on Friday. His decline was rapid, caused by a recently discovered bleeding tumor in his liver. His last 6 months were lived
RV Park Reviews RV park review: Red Ledge RV Park & Campground How much did we like staying here? We extended our stay twice! For a grand total of 15 nights. Let Me Tell You Why... With our Passport America discount, we paid the full
Dogs Hike: Pa'rus Trail (Zion National Park) As we planned our first visit to Zion National Park, we learned it was one of the more restrictive National Parks when it comes to dog visitors. Dogs are only allowed on one
Hikes Hike: Historic Railroad Trail When doing research about Lake Mead National Recreation Area, we had read that there were many dog friendly hikes. The one that was at the top of our list was the Historic Railroad
