Embracing the freedom of remote work while roaming the open road has become an alluring dream for many, giving rise to the thriving community of digital nomads. As technology continues to evolve, it is becoming more and more popular to work as a digital nomad from an RV. Whether you're an adventurous soul or an aspiring digital nomad, let's embark on this transformative expedition together. The Necessary Equipment and Tools First and foremost, securing a re.......

Workamping has become more than just a portmanteau; it’s become a lifestyle. Many people have taken to a life of constant travel and adventure, but they also have to find ways to support their modern nomadic lifestyle. Enter: remote work and remote income. With just a laptop, internet access, and a remote job, you can confidently hop into an RV, travel endlessly, and maintain an income stream. With the rising trend in workamping—especially in the millennial age group— stable...

“A bad day camping is still better than a good day working.” Waking up in the morning, going to the workplace, doing your job, and coming back by evening (or night). And it’s the same old story the next day. You are fed up with a repetitive routine that you’ve been following day in, day out, for years. You have been restricted to the confinement of four walls of your office space for a long time, doing your job to make ends meet. You want to bring a change but can&r...

Workamping is one of the hottest topics among travelers or full-time wannabes. But what if you don’t want to be a camp host, or do manual labor? The good news is that there are so many opportunities to work and travel if you’re willing to think outside the guard gate or camp store. Telecommute to Your Job If you’re lucky enough to already have a telework arrangement with your employer, then working on the road may be just a few steps away. Who says you have to give up the i...

If you’ve ever had a taste of a steady traveling lifestyle, there is no turning back. The joy and excitement that accompanies certain adventure is comparable to a drug, in the best kind of way. You simply cannot travel once and then never decide to do it again. Well, I suppose some people out there may feel this way and want to always stay close to home. But if you’re reading this blog on the RVingUSA.com website, there is a pretty decent chance that your wanderlust has already been ...

If you enjoy RVing, you more than likely have a passion for the road and all things travel. There is something so magical about new places and new experiences that keeps many of us on the road in search of adventure. I know if I had my way, the travels would never end. There are just too many places to see! The RV lifestyle affords great opportunities to see the country and the world at a pace that is truly enjoyable and unique. You not only get to visit new places from the comfort of your own m...

There are many profitable jobs for RVers. Many people wonder how in the world my family travels fulltime. We aren’t old enough to be retired, and we certainly aren’t rich, so how do we have the money to stay on the road permanently? The truth of the matter is that, just like most other people our age, we work. My husband and I both have online writing jobs that support our family and I teach dance both online and in person whenever possible. That said, we are far from the only peo...

The love of travel has led many to become entrepreneurs. Remote jobs are everywhere, but they don’t always allow you the flexibility you want for your travels. Whether you’re retired and looking for extra income or someone who wants to leave the 9-5 job behind for RV life, you have the option to go the extra mile and become an entrepreneur. Some may laugh and call you crazy, but in this digital age, you can almost always find a market that’s not being fulfilled somewhere and ma...

Ever dream of hitting the road in your RV and never coming back? If so, you aren’t alone. In fact, more and more people are turning to full time travel every year, and not all of them are retirement age. Of course, the fact that many of these people are on the younger end of the spectrum presents one glaring problem: They have to work. In order to eat, we have to have money, and in order to have money we have to have jobs. So what do the young full time RVers out there do? Well, many t...

If camping and working sound like a package deal to you then workamping might be right up your alley. The name and concept was derived from Workamper News, an organization that caters to full time and seasonal RVers for over thirty years. The term workamper refers to an individual that seeks employment or volunteer position and resides in his/her respective abode be it a motorhome, trailer, fifth wheel, van, or tent during the duration of their stay. Still interested in being a part of this ev...