Megan Jones

Living in an RV can be an incredible adventure, but making it feel like home requires a bit of customization. After living in an RV for three years, I’ve learned firsthand how important it is to create a space that’s both functional and comfortable. Whether you’re hitting the road full-time or setting up a stationary…

If you’re looking to add some character and charm to your RV without breaking the bank, creating an accent wall with furring strips is the way to go! We did this recently in our travel trailer renovation, and it really elevated the space without adding too much weight. You only need a few simple tools to make it happen, and this entire project could be completed in an afternoon. Here’s how we did it!

If there’s one thing we’ve learned from living in an RV for three years and renovating several RVs since, it’s that the kitchen is the heart of your tiny home on wheels. Upgrading the countertops is one of the easiest and most cost-effective ways to make your RV feel more like home.

Discover the ultimate gift guide for RVers! From unique adventure experiences to must-have camping gear, explore 15 perfect gift ideas that will enhance any RV trip and create lasting memories.

Living in an RV full-time is an adventure like no other, and after three years on the road, I can confidently say it’s been challenging at times, but also really fun! When my husband and I made the leap into RV life, we had no prior experience with RVs—just a dream of freedom and excitement and to live on the road and travel wherever we wanted whenever we wanted. We’ve learned a lot the hard way, but every bump in the road has taught us something. If you’re considering the RV lifestyle, don’t let inexperience hold you back! If we can do it, you can too! With that being said, there’s definitely a learning curve, and I’m here to help make your transition to RV life as smooth as I can! Here are 10 things I wish we’d known before starting this journey, so you can be better prepared for the ride.