How We Lived In A Camper.

We lived in a camper for 9 months. During those months we visited National Parks and saw about 25 states. My favorite part of the trip was visiting fun cities like Seattle. I learned a lot by living in a camper. One of things I learned and will use in life is you don't need tons of stuff. We sold everything we owned 
to travel around the USA. I still can't believe we did it! 

P.S. We saw more states than the ones above, but I never got to take a picture of the full map! :(

So how did we live in a camper? We put our house on the market and sold it in about a month and a 
half. Thankfully it all worked out well. We also sold all of our furniture, toys, etc. on Craig's List or yard sales. Some of our toys or other items we donated to thrift stores. Our goal was to sell the house and 
our stuff so while we were traveling we didn't have to worry about it. The idea of traveling came into 
our heads in late April and the reality hit in on August 19th when we closed on the house and hit the 
road! 

We decorated our bunks/beds in our camper to make it feel homey.  We also kept only the things 

that we needed, but somehow I was able to keep my Anthropologie mugs and they didn't break, 

during our trip! The camper only has one bathroom and one shower which means we used the camp-ground's facilitates, like showers and laundry. Most of the campgrounds we went to the bathrooms 

were clean and nice. We also didn't spend a lot of times indoors instead we visited towns, National 

Parks, or when we were indoors we did school. Visiting places helped us explore so we didn't feel to cramped inside the camper. 

I actually enjoyed cooking in the camper even know the stove and oven was super small. In California, 
I made pumpkin cookies with icing! Overall I enjoyed exploring and visiting new places, but at the end 
of the trip I was getting tired of the tight quarters. I am glad we did the trip and I will remember all the places we visited.