Six-year full-time RV travel adventure. See amazing places and meet wonderful friends.
Scott and Tami
I am a retired Naval Aviator (Pilot) and am very blessed to find Tami who spent her working years in Semi-Conductor Manufacturing and Commercial Real Estate. Together we have four wonderful children scattered in three different cities, all west of the Rocky Mountains.
Together we are on a six-year, full-time RV travel adventure. We live the RV lifestyle and love it everyday.
We get to see our children but that doesn’t mean that we are not going to stay in the west. In fact, we are not going to stay in the country and sometimes we are not going to even travel by RV.
FoxRVTravel documents the wonderful places we have gone. This is our story about our RV life on the road. We started the RV travel blog as a running story from one week to the next that we are hoping you will enjoy.
We have been traveling in our RV starting in 2017 on our first trip was to see the August 2017 total eclipse in Idaho. In 2022 we traveled from Key West all the way to the far corner of Washington and then finished the year in San Diego. In 2023 we are RVing across western Canada all the way to Alaska and then back.
Travel isn’t a vacation or just a retirement plan. We do the same everyday life things that everyone does. We just do our RV living while on the road.
FoxRVTravel is about us but it is for you to enjoy.
Everything you need to know about solar energy and batteries to operate your RV endlessly without outside electricity. We have installed fully functional solar on two RVs.
On our current motorhome, we have achieved electric energy independence with the exception of air conditioning although we can and do run our air conditioner occasionally from our battery. In this section we give you the details on what we have done and how the solar panel system works and how it continues to function.
My 100 Best Grizzly Bear Pictures at Katmai National Park
Alaskan Brown Bears (Grizzly Bears) are the attraction at Katmai National Park. Brooks Falls is...
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Halibut Cove is one of a kind
Halibut Cove is one of a kind. In all our travels we have not ever...
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The end of the road; Homer and the Homer Spit
Homer is the furthest southwest point in Alaska that we can go in our RV...
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What do we think about the places we have been to. Getting good information about where we camp and how well we fit into our campgrounds has never been easier. Campground reviews is our newest section, I will be filling and backfilling as I go. Click on the map to go directly to our review of that location.
We have been on our share of bad roads. Some of them are bad enough you should never travel on them. I will be filling and backfilling as I go. Click on the map to go directly to our review of each. We made some huge RV road trip mistakes.
Go in with your eyes open with much more information than we had. More locations are added as we find these bad roads. Our RV travel tips are to be careful and avoid these bad roads for RVers.
I was going to name this menu item “quickies” but that has a completely different meaning and tweets was already taken. So snippets are sometimes short, sometimes pithy, Our RV camping travel tips are found in this section.
Some RV snippets are products we use and review. Others are about where we have found a great meal. We even have snippets about where they sell good beer in Alabama — it is not where you would think to find it. If you go RVing then this section will help.