The McCarters are an incredible family who decided to sell their 3,000-square-foot home in Florida, purchase a 5th-wheel RV, and travel the country nomadically! They have two elementary-aged girls (who have an epic bunk house in the back of the RV) who they take on all these amazing adventures.
Their RV is remarkable, with multiple bump-outs and a hidden pantry you’ll have to watch the video to check out (I’ve never seen it here before). They have one and a half baths, a comfortable couch, and plenty of storage for their many pairs of shoes. Enjoy the tour below!
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RV with Awesome Bunk House for the Kids & Hidden Pantry
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The Samaniego family lives full-time in their converted skoolie, which they built using primarily recycled materials! The couple have a 6-year-old son, who they homeschool while traveling. Oh, and their fantastic vintage stove has a name. How sweet!
We interviewed the family about their nomadic lifestyle and what they loved about living tiny. Check it all out below!
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They Built a Home on Wheels in Six Months
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Jenna at Tiny House Giant Journey presents us with another incredible alternative, a “wacky” home, this time with two incredible game-themed mansions. Every room in these two Great Lakes homes has a particular theme—Scrabble, Ms. Pacman, Monopoly, LEGO—it’s a wild ride of nostalgia and fun!
Each mansion can sleep 45 and 54 people, respectively, making it an incredible option for family reunions! Besides the cool rooms, shared spaces include a movie theater, karaoke bar, arcade, large swimming pools, and outdoor games. What do you think of this unique space?
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Every Room Features a Different Game!
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Meet the Doc Holliday five-seater van conversion, a family-friendly off-roader built by the professionals at Off Highway Vans. We interviewed the folks at OHV about their history, plans for the future, and this great rig that seats and sleeps up to five people!
Designed to go just about anywhere, these luxury rigs have all the bells and whistles to make your time on the road a worry-free adventure. Please read all about Off Highway Vans and their Doc Holliday below!
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Interview w/ Off Highway Van: History & Current Offerings
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This adorable family of five has been living nomadically since 2018! Long before it was popular, they were inspired by a couple of brave families who went against the grain, selling their homes and living out of RVs. After five years in a travel trailer, they sold that and purchased a fifth wheel, which they now call home.
The larger rig has a gooseneck bunk room for the kids and a back room with a slide-out for mom and dad. The spacious kitchen makes it easy to cook homemade meals for the family, and they replaced the factory couch with an IKEA one for a comfier experience. Enjoy learning about their alternative lifestyle in the video below!
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Their 5th Wheel Has a Laundry Chute!
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Matias and Austina got a fantastic deal on their bus! It cost them just $3,000 to acquire the bus, and they spent about $18,000 overall on the conversion (although they admittedly didn’t keep receipts). Matias had the idea to jump into nomadic life first, but Austina eventually came to the concept, and now they love nomadic life.
The bus has a fabulous L-shaped kitchen with a propane stovetop and mini fridge. They built a dinette for eating and working, and there’s a comfortable couch. They went with a Separett toilet in their bathroom. What’s your favorite feature of this family’s budget bus build?
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Family’s $18K Bus Conversion with Great Kitchen
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This German family of three got their first taste of nomadic life during a 10-month stint in 2020 when they camped around Europe in their previous camper. Returning to “regular life” proved difficult, and they wondered how to live on the road permanently.
So they sold their home and purchased this new incredible RV, which cost about €200,000 (~$ $215,000 USD), including all the upgrades they made. The RV has a bed over the cab for mom and dad, and the son has bunks at the back of the rig. They have a table, kitchen, and, yes, a bathroom! In the comments, let us know what you love most about this conversion.
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Family of Three’s Mint Green Motorhome Lifestyle!
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The Gossett family lives and travels in their converted school bus with a roof raise — and it might be one of the best family-centered conversions we’ve ever seen! They prioritized everyone having their own private spaces and made a great bedroom for their girls with residential twin-sized bunk beds, a two-person desk, and amazing storage drawers.
Mom loves things tidy, and she made sure everything has a place in this home! From the perfect pantry in the kitchen to the immaculate linen closet in the bathroom, there’s nothing out of place! What do you think of this bus home?
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Roof Raise School Bus with Kids’ Room
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Greg and Maria purchased this van intending to convert it, but Greg almost resold it because he was so overwhelmed by what a conversion would entail! Thankfully, a friend of his encouraged him not to give up, and the results of sticking to it are incredible! This family-friendly van conversion has safe seating for the four of them, and a Lagun table and swivel chairs so they can sit and eat together.
They chose to have a fixed bed in the back of the van for mom and dad, and their boys sleep in a tent since they only use the van for vacations and weekends away. Across from their kitchen, they included a bathroom with a shower stall and removable toilet. They can get more than five minutes of hot water! Let us know which feature of this van you love the most.
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Conquering an Overwhelming Van Conversion!
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