Steve and Raena were living a typical American life and Steve had a great job as a government contractor where he made lots of money. But when 2020 hit, the government cancelled the contract and Steve had no work. But instead of getting depressed, the couple jumped at what they saw as an opportunity to do something they really wanted to do — play music and travel! Steve said he never would have left a cushy job if he wasn’t forced out of it, but he’s so glad it happened to him.
They chose a travel trailer for their nomadic life, which they renovated to make it fit their lifestyle and tastes. The top bunk in the back has been converted into their musical gear closet, and the bottom bunk is great for a guest. Enjoy the video tour below!
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From Well-Paying Job To Freedom as Musicians
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Nick began his nomadic life after he got a remote job and sold his dog daycare. He already owned a truck, so he purchased a cheap 50-year-old truck camper, put it on his vehicle, and hit the road! After seven months of living with that set-up, he had a good idea of what he wanted in a more permanent rig—and that’s what led to the epic shuttle bus you’ll see below!
His skoolie feels like a cozy cabin inside, mainly due to the milled 4x4s he used to panel the interior. There’s a lovely variation in the wood tons, which adds tons of character. He has an outdoor shower, indoor toilet, chest fridge/freezer (for ice cream), and many unique accommodations for his blind dog, Narlie. Enjoy the tour below!
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Man & His Blind Dog Traveling in Shuttle Bus Conversion
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Brian and Teresa decided to hit the road in a new fifth wheel motorhome instead of living as empty-nesters in a 3,600 square foot home. While that downsize might seem drastic, they’ve loved the past two years they’ve spent seeing the country!
Their RV has a luxurious main bedroom, full bathroom and a dedicated office space, so they can work while on the road. You’ll love the electric fireplace that gives the RV a cozy at-home ambiance. We had the pleasure of interviewing Teresa and you can read their story below!
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Seeing the Country in Their Fifth Wheel RV
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Looking for a stunning tiny home with a loft? This 30-foot Aspen model built by Made Relative is for sale, and it’s truly lovely to look at. There’s a spacious loft bedroom accessible via a fun switchback staircase, and underneath that loft is a luxurious bathroom with storage, a shower stall, and lots of counter space.
Across the house, you’ll find the cozy living room with a built-in couch and entertainment center. There’s a secondary loft above it which is good for storage. Finally, the galley kitchen is fully equipped with a full-sized oven and an apartment-size fridge. It’s for sale for $95,000.
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Stunning Double Loft Tiny House with a Switchback Staircase
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Tammy and Donny separately came across videos of people living in their RVs and decided they wanted to try RV travel for themselves. Originally they purchased an RV just for vacations, but after 2020 hit, Donny retired, and they decided to sell their home and move into the RV full-time!
They actually live in the RV during the school year since Tammy still teaches, and then they travel during the summers. Their life feels “uncluttered” now that they’ve downsized and sold most of their worldly goods. Enjoy reading our interview with Tammy below!
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Teacher & Husband’s Full-Time RV Life in Arkansas
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Here’s a lovely little cabin in the Vermont woods — on 100 acres — that comes with a vintage 70s truck camper you can sleep in and a brand-new sauna for your enjoyment! If you come in the summertime, you can enjoy the outdoor shower or one of the two cast iron tubs outdoors, but there is a 3/4 bathroom indoors as well.
The 70s camper on the property has avocado-green walls and fun plaid upholstery, while the cabin has cozy wooden interior and wide pine flooring. There’s a full kitchen in the cabin as well so you can cook anything you’d like. What do you think?
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Vermont Cabin on 100 Acres (Centrally Located)
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While a park model’s extra-wide size definitely makes it tricker to move, there’s nothing quite like a 12-foot-wide tiny house in terms of roominess. This particular model, the El Dorado from Ovat Tiny Homes, makes excellent use of the space with tons of cabinets/storage areas that would make it easy to live in this 480-square-foot home full-time.
The biggest selling feature is the private first-floor bedroom that has a King-sized bed, which you can easily walk around to change sheets. Additionally, the grand living room flows seamlessly into the back wall kitchen, and there’s an extra loft for a guest room, office, or storage. The full bathroom includes a tiled shower/tub area and a backlit mirror. You can purchase it today for $169K in Screven, Georgia.
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Beautiful 40′ Tiny House on Wheels in Georgia
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When her job went remote in 2020, Annette found herself feeling lonely working from home and wanted to change things up. She was also hoping that a van to vacation in would bring her closer to her then-partner. But when that relationship ended, Annette was faced with a choice: Sell the van or do it solo. She decided to rise above the pain and enjoy her hard work!
Now that she’s tasted nomadic life, she has no intentions of going back to “normal.” She’s found an incredible community to support her as she learns the ropes of solo van life. Her van has a great U-shaped dinette and a hidden toilet! What do you think?
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Empowered Solo Van Life After a Breakup
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Hillary and Kris found their way into nomadic life somewhat slowly. It started with a shipping container conversion passion project and ended a few years later with selling their home and purchasing a Class A RV. To date, they’ve traveled to 38 states and have no intentions of going back to sticks-and-bricks anytime soon.
Both of them work full-time from their RV and make time to travel the country. We had the pleasure of interviewing them about their life, and you can read their story below alongside pictures of their newest RV and their container conversion. Enjoy!
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How a Shipping Container Challenge Led Them to Class A RV
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