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The RV lifestyle category explores what it’s really like to live and travel in an RV. These posts go beyond destinations and gear to share honest reflections on independence, mindset, challenges, and the everyday rhythms of life on the road.
Boondockers Welcome Program: Farm Life In North Dakota Boondockers Welcome provides a similar experience to Harvest Hosts, except the Boondockers Welcome program offers overnight stays for self contained RVs at farms and other privately owned property throughout the US and Canada. We often use this program for overnighting on road trips. This particular stay was […]
I Stayed At A Harvest Host Winery And This Happened North Dakota is without a doubt one of the most agriculturally productive regions of the US. From the Interstate highways you can kind of see this. However, take a drive down the state’s secondary highways and you’ll be surrounded by vast fields of sunflowers, wheat, […]
Why Is Los Algodones A Mecca For Dental Tourism Last Spring I travelled to Los Algodones, Mexico for extensive dental work. If you’re lucky, you get to live your entire life without this. I wasn’t, and the cost of getting the work I needed done would be 3 times what it would cost in Los […]
Cultivating Inner Peace In The Face Of Fear and Uncertainty If you’ve found yourself more worried than usual lately, you’re not alone. According to a recent report published by Health Canada, 57% of Canadians suffer from anxiety and depression. That’s an increase of 33% over reported benchmarks before 2020’s Covid pandemic.These days, 25% of Canadians […]
RV life has become more popular than ever, especially after the Covid epidemic popularized remote work. One of the biggest demographic groups diving into the RV lifestyle are solo women over the age of 50. Come along as we explore why full time RV life appeals to so many women.
Happy Halloween! This year, the scariest prospect of Halloween is being stuck with a whole bunch of leftover chocolate goodies. We have two adorable little kids here at Ellie’s farm who will get frightening quantities of sugar from me and 3 other neighbours who are indulging in the spirit of Halloween- if they show up! […]
As the sun sets on another beautiful day in Comox Valley, 10 kids are getting ready to go to work. And by kids, I mean baby goats. The doors to the yoga studio open, and then in pour the yoga instructor’s gang of adorable assistants. These kids weren’t born yesterday, (well maybe 2 or 3 […]
Upgrading My RV Toilet RVs aren’t built to last forever. With that said, everything in any RV will eventually break, even when they’ve been properly maintained. This isn’t unlike a house, but with so many plastic (and OSB strand board) components, things just don’t last as long in an RV. WIth that said, when my […]
There’s a lot to be said for downsizing and simplifying life. However, it was my extra e-bike that saved Daisy Mae and Moonbeam from damage when we were rearended on our way home on Friday.
I’m not normally what a farmer would call an early riser. However, travel days that involve ferry travel frequently involve being woken from a perfectly sound slumber in the first I’m not normally what a farmer would call an early riser. However, my travel days that involve ferry travel frequently involve being woken from a […]
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