How to Build a Low Flow Shower Head
Simple instructions on how to make even a 5 gallon hot water tank in an RV, boat or travel trailer last 15 or 20 minutes.
Handy tools for the traveling type.
Wand’rly Partners with Roadtrippers.com
Wand’rly was asked by roadtripping app, website and superstars Roadtrippers.com to put together custom guides for the site. We were, naturally, much obliged.
Resources and Reads for Hitchhikers
Links to hitchhiking wikis, historical information and entertaining reads.
Raising a Family on the Road, Tips, Tricks and Truths
When I first began roadtripping, back in the days when I’d save my three weeks of vacation up for one long go around the country or jaunt to Europe, traveling was something altogether different from what it has become. Back then, “accommodations” meant the back of a car or a tent or maybe a $15 […]
What Can You Do with a Wand’rly Membership?
The benefits of membership with Wand’rly Magazine.
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?
Corbett Barr’s Guide to Getting Your Online Business Off the Ground
A clip from Corbett Barr’s guide to creating your own successful online business, highlighting his thoughts on Wal-Mart.
Where to Rent Surfboards on the Oregon Coast
Places to rent scooters, bicycles, motorcycles, surfboards and more from Manzanita to Astoria, Oregon.
Campsite Bingo!
A fun, long term game to play with your particular family on the road!
How to Find the Right Home on Wheels
Helpful resources on where to start looking if you’ve decided you’d like to live full time on the road.
Live Simply, Happily & for Yourself
The three “tenants” of what I believe makes for a good start on your way to full time traveling, plus some other resources (ie, people I learn from).
Lend a Hand, Shake a Paw
If you dig on dogs, you can volunteer at Asheville’s Animal Compassion Network. Help an animal, get a little time in with some random Rufus. ACN’s Director also clues in on a few insider tips for travelers with pets.
Families on the Road
When I was but a wee young budding parent, the joy that my little man Tristan brought into my days was rivaled only by the reality slowly seeping into my brain that my days of traveling had ended before they’d even really begun. I went on that way for a few years before one day, […]