We have been traveling in a 1990 Winnebago Chieftain for 2 years. We believe that life should always be fun and together as a family.
We are a family of 6! Currently selling our house and all of its contents for an rv to travel, explore and pray over the nation!
Christian husband & wife team Posh & eBay Online resellers Thriftin' & flippin' while we travel Experiencing new things together as a fam.
The Fun Adventure Family took on Nashville again and you may be thinking we donned our ten gallon hats and honky tonked on over to the country music hall of fame, but we did the music scene on our trip through last year. This time we were looking for some more little kiddo friendly ways to explore. Queue the zoo! We heard great things about Nashville Zoo and knew we
Most of y’all know by now that Dorky Adventure Dad is the one who plans out our routes and adventures. When he told me we were going to Santa’s Village I thought, “Hey, that’s cool. A Christmas themed amusement park. Cool”. That was pretty much it. Little did I realize that the moment we walked in we would be transported to a truly magical place. When that Christmas music reached
Because we live this amazing travel life we have the opportunity to experience so many different types of amusement parks. Most of them are geared towards big kids and adults with a few things for younger kiddos sprinkled in here or there. I can’t tell you how refreshing it is to find an amusement park that is geared specifically towards young kids! That’s what we found at Story Land. There
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The Remodel: When our 1990 Winnebago Chieftain arrived I knew we had some work to do. I only gave us a month to do everything so we had to work quick. The first thing we did was fix the ceiling. Once that was done, the old heap didn’t look half bad, but we still had a lot of work to do. The next thing was gutting what we didn’t want
How are we able to visit over 2,000 zoo’s, Aquariums, Science Centers, Museums, and Historic sites for little to no cost?
After deciding to go full time RV living I only gave us a month to prepare. The longer we stayed in our stationary home the more we would pull out of our savings. Which also meant the less likely we were able to make a dream our reality. I started perusing Facebook marketplace, and Craigslist for RV’s in our price range. I immediately found 2 class A RV’s under $5,000.
The Planning: We still had our big check from the IRS in the bank as a cushion. It totaled around $7,000. I had to figure out how we could buy an RV, do any maintenance and remodeling, and live off the smallest amount of money possible. Being a numbers guy and a computer guy, I used spreadsheets to write out our bills and total them. During this time I realized
The Backstory: We were stationary living the usual life. I (Dorky Adventure Dad), was working a full time job and starting up my website design business. I had no time really with the family except on the weekends. I did the usual wake up at 7 am go to work, then get home around 7 pm. This only left time for dinner, bath, and bed. The neighborhood we lived in
