While most RVers are only out there exploring for just a few weeks out of the year, some folks are living their lives out of vehicles. Take Bunny as the perfect example of a full-time van lifer.

These days, living on the road doesn't mean you have to live out of a suitcase and travel from hotel to hotel, or sink your life savings into a luxury motor home that could double as a rock band's ...

I spent two weeks traveling around America's West in a camper van. Around every corner, I discovered hidden costs, such as for showers. But the unplanned costs were worth every penny. Before I ...

Soaring RV ownership in the United States is often linked to “VanLife” glamor and the envied lifestyle of digital nomads. But full-time RV living in Florida also looks like Ron Elrod and his family of ...

Looking to get out there—you know,reallyout there—but tents are a no-go and you don't want to drag a trailer to sleep in or drive something the size of a house? Then you're looking for a camper van.

Making the switch to full-time RV life isn’t just about buying a camper and hitting the road. The RV you pick has to fit your everyday needs, handle the places you want to go, and stay reliable for ...

Camper vans come in all shapes, sizes, and abilities, but when something special comes along, and when that something is about as affordable as you can get, then we like to be on top of it. Today, the ...

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The RV industry has been slow to transition to all-electric power. Motorhomes tend to be large, blocky, heavy vehicles that are driven long distances, and until recently, the all-electric commercial ...

Lita Talisman is a seasoned van traveler who has been to every state in the US. Having camped at different sites, she's figured out her top states for van lifers. Her favorite campsite was in Alaska, ...