After living in an adventure RV full-time for over a year, now temporarily stopping our RV Life so our kid can attend high school, the thing I miss most is opening up my front door to a different landscape and having easy access to nature. The world was our front yard. Sometimes we’d open the door and there was the Pacific Ocean. Other times it’d be a desert dotted with cholla cactus. And other times, a babbling brook, a river, a creek, a dam. One of my favorite memories is of waking up to the Sea of Cortez in Baja Sur, Mx — its white sand beaches intermittently filled with puffer fish corpses I had to leap over during my morning runs, and the water: depending on the time of day, a deep sapphire blue or seafoam green like mottled glass. Of course, there were times our front yard was none other than a WalMart or casino parking lot. But the novelty of being someplace different added to the fun of this life. And it was easy to explore new hikes or cook outside.
What I Miss Most About RV Life
