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Have you ever thought about RV living with kids? We came up with 15 reasons why we think that RV living is an easier way to travel with children.
We just spent 2 days in NYC with our 4 kids ages nine and under trying to keep everyone happy and safe while seeing the sights and exploring one of my BIG bucket list destinations. It was hard! Yet, I’m so glad that we did it.
This weekend was stressful and we ended it a bit early because we were all very exhausted. As a rule, our family usually only spends half a day out exploring the sights.
Our limits are often met and we are all ready for some ‘down-time’ to decompress and relax. Well, when we only had 2 days in NYC, we didn’t have much chance for down time.
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Full-time traveling isn’t for every family. If you have no desire to travel full-time with your kids, than flying and staying the nights in hotels for a short period of time could be less stressful knowing that you have a ‘home’ to go back to soon.
I often hear parents say they feel like they need a vacation after they get back from their vacation! Traveling with children can be very stressful, fun, exciting, rewarding and exhausting.
Arriving home ready to decompress is often what needed. These are the families that often reach out to us and say ‘Wow, you guys CHOOSE to travel with kids full-time?’.
Yes, we do.
But NOT in the way that you think it would be.
We could NOT travel with kids full-time in the same way that a family may take a vacation to a bucket list city such as NYC and see the sights, then the following week fly to Florida to visit Legoland, then the following week fly to the Grand Canyon and hike the South Rim.
No. Not at all.
As an RV living and traveling family, we have a different mindset and experience. We usually arrive at destination knowing that we will not be able to see it all, and choose the top things we want to see and do.
Then we spread it throughout the week and plan in that ‘down-time’ each day. We often will plan in 1 or 2 DAYS of downtime to let the kids play at the local playground, do some reading, cooking, grocery shopping, laundry, working etc.
The big key here is that we have our home to come back to each night for a regular dinner and bedtime routine. Our RV!
We have our espresso machine for coffee in the morning and our van to drive us where we need to go the next day.
You see, RV living is a much easier way to travel with children full-time. It may even be an easier way to travel with kids for a short vacation. Naps, meals and potty breaks are covered since you have your RV with you or nearby.
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