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How to Travel Full-time
Hit the road by van, RV, sailboat or thumb, alone or with a family. Everything you need to know, updated regularly.
Wand'rly Magazine
Wand'rly is...
...a magazine all about how to travel full-time, from making a living on the road to roadschooling and more.
It's interviews with travelers, in-depth guides to get you going and blogs by those already doing it.
It's also a family, raising and making babies while living out of vehicles since 2008.
And an Instagram account of their lives.
Or you can just start here.
Latest Articles
Not All Good Canadians Live in an Igloo: Living Out of a Vehicle During COVID
A man paints the life of full-time living out of his car, in Canada, during the winter, and COVID 19.
Eight Stunning National Parks in the US to Revisit
From well-known spots like Zion to wildlife refuges where you’ll have the place all to yourself (except for the eagles!), a hopeful look at 2021 being the summer of adventure.
Roadschool Lesson Ideas for the Traveling Family
Over a dozen specific ideas for lessons for teaching your kids everything from reading and math to how to create their own video game.
The Game of Point
A fun and simple game to teach sportsmanship and kids to catch and throw balls and frisbees.
Why Should I Camp Responsibly?
Straightforward and useful recommendations on not only how to make sure we can preserve natural places for not only future generations, but ourselves.
Northern Florida for Snowbirds
Exploring places to camp, the best towns and beaches, and why spending the winters in Northern Florida is right up our alley.
In the Next Issue...
Dogs and Boats: 5 Safety Tips When Sailing With Your Dog
Expert advice on keeping your dog safe and happy at sea.
How to Not Kill Your Kids on a Cross Country Road Trip
A dad provides tips on making long driving days a little easier.
Nomad Life in an RV: How Full-time Travel Changed Our Lives
A millennial couple unhappy with a traditional life, yet not completely sold on traveling in an RV, discuss how their choice to live that way has affected their lives.
From the Blog
How Deep Is a Mother’s Love?
Just outside of Montrose Colorado sits this river carved valley of rock and lava formations. Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, two million years in the making of majesty and wonder. We explored the South Rim this past weekend and it did not disappoint. Taking our time to learn about the gneissic banding, mafic, […]
Exploring the Berlin Art Scene
Deleuze remembers visiting the vibrant art and photography scene of Berlin, Germany, as a younger man.
Wirikuta: The Ritual Beyond Peyote
Deleuze recounts his adventure hitchhiking to the remote town of Real de Catorce in an effort to find a spiritual journey through peyote, as well as the history of the indigenous people who discovered the plant.
Featured Articles
The Ins & Outs of Life as a Workamper
Experienced workampers share what the life is like, from how much you’ll get paid and types of jobs you’ll do to whether you need a specific type of RV or specific experience.
Dinosaur National Monument for Travelers, Vandwellers and Kids at Heart
The term “monument” should not be mistaken for either a lesser being than what one might expect when it comes to a national “park”, nor should it be confused with the silly trappings of man, obsessed with his desire to carve from stone that which might rival what nature was able to, slowly, do on […]
Voyageurs National Park & Lake Kabetogama
Where to camp, info about the towns, wildlife and how to get out on the waters of Voyageurs National Park. Primarily, but not solely, focused on Lake Kabetogama.
Most Popular
Cell Phone Signal Boosters: How Well Do They Work?
A review of one specific cell phone booster which we think is an ideal size for vans, and thoughts on cell phone signal boosters in general.
Greetings from the Outer Banks
Slow days full of perhaps the Southeast’s best beaches for nature lovers and peace, quiet and tranquility in general.
Jackery: Portable Solar Power Station
The most glowing review we’ve ever given anything to date, this little portable power supply that’s also solar-powered is simply awesome.
The Classics
Save $1000 a Month, Plus Infinite Benefits. The Secret? Travel Full-time
Save $1000 / month through travel. Caution: side effects may be seeing the world, more time with family and intense satisfaction.
A Complete Guide to RV Camping in State Parks of the United States
Every state park in the fifty United States which offers camping suitable for RVs. Info on fees, hookups & more.
The Complete Guide to Choosing and Buying RVs for Full-Time Traveling
We cover every type of RV, including vans and travel trailers, and what they’re like to travel full-time in + how to look through one when you buy it and so very much more!
How Much Does RV Camping Cost per Night?
Charts and statistics on every state in the United States. How much private and public campgrounds cost, as well as free camping, focus on RVs and vanlife.
Showering & Bathrooms
Where to find hot, clean showers and how to relieve yourself for those travelers who have no built-in shower and bathroom.
How Everything in an RV Works
From electrical wiring to dumping your sewage, the unabridged guide to everything RV.
Save $4,476 a Year by Living on the Road Full-time
Is it expensive to travel full-time? Or can it actually be cheaper?
How to Make a Living on the Road
A plethora of information from initial steps to actual positions that are traveling compliant to stories of people who are already doing it. We live and work on the road, so can you!
Living in a Truck Camper
The 100% 411 on choosing a truck camper for full-time traveling and overlanding. The different styles, pros, cons and real world examples from a couple who has done it for years.
The Realities of Living in a VW Bus
The ups, downs and all arounds of the realities of living in a 5×7 foot home.
Free Camping in the National Forests of the United States
A thorough guide to camping in national forests. Sorted by state, awesomeness, and more stuff the camper in you will love.
How to Identify Trees for Beginners
How to get started identifying trees. Covers conifers and broadleafs, with a focus on the Western United States. Free printable pocket guide.