6 Years of Full-Time RV Life - Families 5th Wheel Tiny Home

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Join the Wantrepreneurs—Lauren, Casen, Calista, and Aaron—as they invite you into their mobile home where adventure meets everyday life! After leaving their suburban life in Atlanta for a simpler, more connected family experience, they embraced full-time RV living and haven't looked back. Now in their sixth year, their journey from a year-long trip to a new way of life offers a glimpse into the freedom and joy of living on the road.

🚌 Inside Our RV Home:

Spacious Living Room: Discover how opposing slides expand to transform their RV into a large living space, perfect for family games and movie nights with newly installed recliners and a cozy electric fireplace.

Functional Kitchen: Explore the compact yet efficient kitchen that boasts a dual fridge (propane/electric), a GE Profile oven, and clever storage solutions that make the most of every inch.

Educational Adventures: Learn about their transition to homeschooling, utilizing online resources and real-world experiences, including a memorable educational stay in Greece.

🌍 Life on the Road:

Digital Nomad Lifestyle: Lauren shares how she manages a web design and SEO business remotely, meeting clients across the country, thanks to reliable internet access provided by Starlink.

Photography and Blogging: Aaron turned his photography skills into a travel blogging career, documenting their travels and creating content that has opened doors to new opportunities.
Community and Connectivity: Despite the mobile lifestyle, the Wantrepreneurs have found a strong sense of community and connection with fellow RVers, debunking myths of a lonely nomadic life.

🛠️ Custom RV Upgrades:

See how personal touches and practical upgrades like ship-lap walls, a custom bunk room for the kids, and a space-saving washer in the master bedroom enhance their home on wheels.

Master Bedroom & Office: Tour their private retreat that includes a desert-themed mural wall, queen-sized bed with storage, and a fold-down desk for Aaron's office space.

🌟 Join Their Journey:

If you're inspired by the Wantrepreneurs' story and want to see more about life on the road, full-time RV living, and how a family can grow closer through travel, make sure to subscribe, like, and follow them on their journey.

Thank you for watching! Stay tuned for more adventures and insights from the road as the Wantrepreneurs continue to explore the beauty of living freely and fully.

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[maryfolks]

We live in a 5th wheel RV but we've rented land in the country so we don't travel. Living in an RV with our 9yr old daughter has allowed us to afford life in general. We lost my husband's childhood home during the pandemic because of a crooked reverse mortgage co. The one with Tom Selleck if anyone's wondering. Anyway we couldn't get approved for a regular home and choosing an RV that we own, our home will never be taken from us again. I can honestly say we are a much closer family and we give all the honor and glory to Jesus. Without Him we'd be miserable. God bless this family, i really love their home🤗

[bluemoon]

What a beautiful family. Such an adventurous togetherness🥰 I'm glad you found your happy place.😁

[suzannecranford]

Your home is wonderful. Your renovation has made it warm and comfortable looking. You're giving your children an incredible lifestyle and learning experience. I also live in a renovated RV (5 yrs now.) I am stationary in an RV park. I made this decision to be able to live tiny within the city limits to have a short commute to work. I love it and will never go back to living in a conventional house or apartment. Thanks for the tour and sharing your story. Happy and safe trails to your family.

[sandywayne]

I love the way you have made your fith wheel so warm and comfortable. The only draw back on any of these videos is i think kids should be able to have privacy, especially when they’re different genders.

[bonnies]

What a great family you are!!! And what an adventure for all of you!!!! Your home is beautiful, so wamr and cozy. Sending you light, love, peace, joy and abundance always. I love you

[segundacuenta]

Beautiful family. Very nice and down to earth and practical RV. To me the biggest limitation with RVs is how short the boondocking has to be, as opposed to a bus or a truck that can carry so much more water for longer stays off grid (weeks or more than a month). Also lack of solar panels on the roof but that can be easily solved. Perhaps some filters to recirculate the shower water could alllow for longer off grid stays in RVs? And carrying some extra water in the truck. Anyway, good for them to be doing so well.

[Rlaplante]

Thanks for sharing ... a wonderful life you have created for your family.

[joanneganon]

I love the 4slides RVS!
Happy Trails 🎉.
JO JO IN VT 💞

[stephaniemcdonald]

I love your house. The decor is great. You don't have too many things stuffed inside your home to make it look gaudy! 😊

[sumosprojects]

Tiny home 😳 crickey it’s bigger then most units in Australia 🇦🇺 😮

[elainelipscomb]

Love all you have done toake a real home great for traveling enjoy safe travels 🎉🎉

[Kitty_cat]

Great video & tiny home. Sounds like you went to Europe-how did you take your van over there? Central Victoria Australia 🇦🇺

[notion]

finally, a traveling family that ACTUALLY sends their kids to school, none of that "unschooling" bs

[lynnescaddan]

You've got a lovely home on wheels but what will you do as the children get older & need more privacy.
Stay safe on your travels. 😊

[TheRadicalBlackConservative]

The set up is cool, but the children are getting a bit old to be sleeping in the same bedroom given one is a boy and one is a girl.

[wandaadams]

How did you get your camper to Greece?

[momofmomof]

To each their own, but I wouldn't want this for my children. We wanted a normal upbringing for them. As for traveling, and experiences, our family went on many inexpensive vacations, and had our home, friends etc to come home to. This is rv thing not the life for us. Now we live in a gated resort for manufactured homes, and there is a separate rv section. I have talked to many people who do that life style, and it always comes down to them wanting a real home. RV life is expensive, and involved. I appreciate when people talk about all of the downsides of it. There are many places around where I live that are rv storage. Its a toy you never stop paying for. On one vacation we took as a family, out in the middle of the desert to mining towns etc, we met an elderly couple who had a big rv that broke down. It took a week plus for the parts to come in, and have it fixed. Thankfully they were able to find a hotel room for that time. Could we have broken down in our car too? Sure, but we always used rental cars. Just

[ginaslifetoo]

As an adult that grew up with Wheels under me. You find out you really don't have any roots. There's truly no place you call Home. And though you know people all over the place you really have no friends. It is definitely not a life that I would recommend for teenagers.