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Wow! It's been a whirlwind summer and I can't wait to help you have as amazing of a trip through Montana as we have! Everything that you need to know about exploring Glacier in an RV is right here! First suggestion, get some reservations..like soon. Real quick.. Have I told you lately how much I love my beautiful rolling home : ) Recently speaking with people who had limited time in the park, made me feel so thankful for this lifestyle. More time in great places is one of the reasons we decided to make this whole RV-life thing permanent because it means more travel, which I love! Places we stayed: We loved exploring the Flathead Lake Area and we did so by staying at a few state campgrounds that we highly recommend checking-out; Finley Point-- we loved this spot, we stayed right on the water. Westshore State Park-- didn't get to stay but it looks nice. Wayfarers State Park-- We'll def be staying here sometime! It's within walking distance to the quaint little town of Big Fork, right on Flathead Lake. Big Arm State Park-- another great spot right on Flathead lake. You're gonna wanna start booking your Summer 2022 pretty soon & if you reserve these now you can space them out and slowly travel around the lake. Kalispell Fairgrounds --This is such a great spot to stock up on groceries before you head into Glacier. There's a dump station less than a mile away. Things we did: Glacier Raft, CO --Holy crap! I have never been on rapids like that but it was so much fun! To get 10% Off use Axness10 Hikes we loved: All of the hike that we loved are featured right over, here. Places worth mentioning: This amazing Pho place in Kalispell--they were amazing! Well, I hope this helped you. To get notified when our Yellowstone Adventure Guide is posted, join our newsletter! Have you checked out some of our NEW APPAREL?! We’ll be launching 10 new designs on October 1st—wanna get notified? Just one more reason to join the newsletter :) A huge congratulations is in order! Nate Axness is such a great videographer, so great in fact, he was featured on Good Morning America! Congrats honey, we're all so proud of you! Xo Christian

Everyone loves a good RV renovation, am I right?! Check out our fully renovated RV - the Open Range 376FBH by Highland Ridge. This layout is perfect for, families, outdoor enthusiasts, and couples who know the value of a split floorplan (wink, wink). We did so much work on this beauty, here's a quick breakdown of work; New flooring throughout Full interior paint Built out a custom bunkroom Replaced the oven Added open shelving Added live edge accents throughout (steps, slide molding, and shelves) Replaced the bathroom sinks, coutertops, and faucets Replaced the kitchen faucet Updated the lighting throughout There's so much more but that's all that I can think of right now! Don't forget to check out our shop links to see what products we used & recommend for your renovation! Check out this video to see our full build-out!

A lot of these full-time RV travelers make it look so easy and it seems as if they're always having the coolest experiences... constantly traveling to cool places and having an amazing time with no worries but I noticed what separates them from everyone else, it's that they're very good at finding different ways to save money. Knowing where, when, and how to save money will benefit you so much in this lifestyle, keeping more money in your pocket for the amazing experiences this lifestyle provides. ​​Tip #1 Boondockers Welcome is an online platform that allows you to find hosts in your area who will provide free RV camping on their property. The best part about it? It’s affordable and practical, just the way we like our travel! Here's a few ways that we have saved money. Tip #2 TSD Logistics is a fuel-savings club that’s great for RVers. We have saved SO much money using their discounted fuel savings card! To get your account, go to the link in and fill out the fuel program application. Don't forget to mention that Nate Axness referred you & we'll get a $25 fuel credit. Tip #3 Workamping is a great way to explore areas & save money! Workampers are adventurous individuals, couples, and families who have built a wonderful lifestyle by combining part-time or full-time work with RV camping. You can check out Workamping’s website (link in bio) where they post job offerings and connect RVers to a nomadic workforce!