As of today, we've officially lived in our 5th wheel trailer for one year. We closed on our old sticks-and-bricks house on Aug 18, 2016. When we first hit the road it was with the intention of RVing fulltime for 'about a year' at which point we'd determine whether we wanted to keep traveling or settle down again somewhere. The thought was that it might take a year to get over the newness, anxiety, etc of a big life change and really find out what this lifestyle is like. After a year of traveling, the verdict is in, and we love this life. We're going to keep traveling. This past year has been amazing and transformative in so many ways. For me (Ken), personally, here are some of the positives
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!
This drive is one I've been dreading for a while as it would take us dangerously close to New York City and it's legendary traffic. Frankly, though, the drive was uneventful other than the highways in Eastern Pennsylvania being beat to hell and super bumpy. After a fairly quick drive, we crossed the Tappan Zee Bridge over the Hudson and turned north on Hwy 9 through some narrow roads in riverside towns. This kind of driving while towing always makes me nervous, but knowing it was the recommended route to our campground reassured me somewhat. We even drove through the town of Sleepy Hollow. Yes, THAT Sleepy Hollow from the "Legend Of". Who knew? I always assumed it was either made up from the