Stubers ... Simplified

Fulltime Travel. Fulltime Fun.

We downsized from a typical suburban home to an RV and hit the road to experience North America as a family. From idea to launch in 10 weeks we downsized from 3700 square feet to about 370. We plan to travel for at least a year and see what this adventure brings us! We're glad to have you along for the virtual ride.

Our Current Route - Year 2

See our route from Year 1 here!

Sites we LOVE!

Ditching Suburbia

Dinosaur Bones!

Dinosaur Bones!

The drive to the Badlands was our longest single-day drive, yet. I always fill up the truck the day before a travel day so we don't have to fuel up with the camper attached. However, anytime we go over 300 miles in a day, we'll more than likely have to refuel along the way and today was no different. The trick is to keep our eyes open for an easy-in easy-out fueling opportunity as soon as we've gone about 100-150 miles. There are apps to help with this, but so far we've had p

Last Days in the Northwoods and The Wizard of Oz?

Last Days in the Northwoods and The Wizard of Oz?

Leaving Duluth, we headed to Itasca State Park, known as the Headwaters of the Mississippi as the river begins it's long run to the Gulf after flowing out of Lake Itasca. The drive there was pleasant and quick and included a lunch stop at an odd diner, "The Great American Roadhouse" in Swan River, MN. Food was OK, but every table had a mini-jukebox on it that only had Elvis Presley songs. Got to the park to find the narrow park roads a little disconcerting with our large truc

Water Leaks, Accidents and Weak Signals

Water Leaks, Accidents and Weak Signals

So I'm definitely feeling a little behind on the blog. Hopefully since it looks like we're in for some rainy weather the next couple of weeks, I'll have downtime to get caught up, but here’s the next installment about our time in Duluth Minnesota. The drive to Duluth was uneventful and familiar having made that same ride many times when I lived in Ashland. We had an appointment that same day at the RV service center, so we drove straight there. We felt uneasy just leaving ou

Time with the Big Lake

Time with the Big Lake

So leaving De Pere was more difficult than I thought it would be. It felt more like actually leaving than it did when we first moved into the camper. The drive was hard as it was a rainy dreary day, quite rainy in fact, and I didn’t feel prepared to drive the rig in weather like that. Fortunately there was little traffic, so it was good practice. We made it just fine to the campsite and it turned out to be quite nice! I'd spent some time in Lac du Flambeau many years ago as m

Our First Week

Our First Week

Our first week ‘on the road’ didn’t feel official. We still owned the house, though we closed that Wednesday. We were still organizing the camper and shuffling loads of things to the storage unit, the thrift store, etc. That and I was still working full time. It was an insanely busy week. Saturday 8/13, we set sail and moved the camper up to the Apple Creek Campground in De Pere. It was an amazingly family friendly campground with a playground, swimming pool, small arcade, et

About Us

We went from 3700 square feet in the suburbs to 370 on wheels. We work and travel fulltime with our son and kitty.

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