We haven’t written a post in FOREVER! Life has been busy, but when is it not? I hate it when people use that excuse too. I have lots of drafts saved of blog posts that I’ve started and then didn’t publish. Well, it’s time to share with y’all! This is an update on our camping…
I recently decided enough was enough with this mess! Our storage compartment was out of control. With a little brainstorming and the use of scraps around my house, I was able to convert our front storage compartment into a space that is easy to use!
When shopping for a used RV, the most important inspection is the roof. If you fail to spend the time it takes, you could easily end up with a money pit. The cost to properly fix a major roof leak could easily exceed the value of the RV you are buying, so don’t take this…
Purchase few cans of flat black rustoleum paint and some tape to paint your RV tongue, bumper, and frame. They will look brand new in about an hour! Make sure to rough up the paint and remove any rust with some steel wool and sand paper first!
I am thankful to have had the privilege of calling these two my grandparents, Guy and Gladys Adams. Not only were they an inspiration for adventure and camping, they were also God-fearing, honest, hardworking, and kind. I could not have asked for a better example to follow and can’t wait to see them again some…
We decided to go to Disney about 3 or 4 weeks before we actually left. This freaks people out. I am a planner. However, Disney planners take it to A WHOLE OTHER LEVEL. Everything was fine. We still got reservations, tickets, etc. The best advice I read was, “Disney wasn’t meant to be seen in…
Camp Gulf in Destin, Florida The Good: From the moment you pull up you realize that the staff at Camp Gulf is hard working and first-class. The owners have done an incredible job building their team and employees seem to really buy into the customer-first mantra. We were escorted immediately to our site by two employees…
Standard RV bunk beds are great for family traveling. If you’ve ever purchased a floor plan with bunks then you know they are really intended for older kids. With two kids under the age of 2, we were challenged with trying to make the bunks both functional and safe. I spent a significant amount of…
Nate has done all the dirty work. Literally. Cleaning rat droppings out of the oven is not something I ever care to do. (Now you’ll think of that every time I use the camper oven. Don’t worry; it won’t happen too often.) Now that the camper is rid of the ugly furnishings, flooring, and everything…
With the paint complete (well, down to touch up), it was time to install the flooring. After countless hours of research regarding what flooring would be best for an RV, I finally settled on installing a free-floating engineered vinyl floor.
Glamper Love 