Author Archives: Travel Happy

When you decide that van dwelling is for you, the first thing that comes to mind is what type of van best suits your needs and wants. Do you want a Sprinter Van that you can stand erect in and … Continue reading →

There is a quiet movement that began years ago, not only in this country, but around the world. There are different stories about how this movement began. Some have said it began with the hippies back in the 60’s with … Continue reading →

“Yes, I live in a van and I love it. In fact, I will never go back to living in a traditional sticks and bricks home.” Those are the words of my new friend Kurt, whom I met a few … Continue reading →

In order to sustain oneself on the road, the nomad may at times find him or herself finding it necessary to find a temporary means of income for supporting themselves as they travel. Because of their non-materialistic and efficient lifestyle, … Continue reading →

So, what are the main advantages of having an RV Based Business? Well, to begin with there are the tax benefits of having a home based business while working from your RV. In order to do this, you must be … Continue reading →

There are a number of different types of RV’s (Recreational Vehicles) on the market and each has its own place for the many different tastes and budgets. Following is a description of the various types available. CLASS A The Class … Continue reading →

Do any of these describe you? Do you ever fantasize about wandering around the country or the world for that matter, in an RV or perhaps a van? I grew up on a farm in a poor area of southwest Virginia … Continue reading →

There are an estimated one million full time RV’ers in North America, many of whom do not recognize the van dweller as a legitimate RV’er. Their vision of van dwellers is usually one of an old decrepit van or trailer … Continue reading →

“I never really looked at myself as a minimalist”, Jason said, as he explained his reasons for selling most of his worldly possessions, bought a van and hit the road as a nomad. Jason is part of a growing number … Continue reading →

“Travel. As much as you can. As far as you can. As long as you can. Life’s not meant to be lived in one place.” I hope you like this post. I would also like to ask you to read it … Continue reading →