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Top 10 RV influencers to keep an eye on

These bloggers and vloggers are keeping us all up-to-date on RV trends and tips

by Danielle Brost
The Our Crazy RV bloggers
RV influencers are sharing their adventures with the world. — Photo courtesy Our Crazy RV

From digital nomads to part-time travellers who gather with like-minded people, there are a number of RV-relevant influencers on social media right now. They are the first to know when there is a new product or event, and they can offer hands-on guidance and advice on every aspect of mobile life.

Here are ten of the top influencers and blogging families to keep an eye on:

- Photo courtesy Our Crazy RV

1. Richard & Carma, Our Crazy RV

Based in Canada, the family behind Our Crazy RV shares the ups and downs of full-time RV life with humour and honesty. Through their blog and social media, they document everything from campground stays and maintenance tips to family adventures on the road.
 
Their content captures the real rhythm of RV living: Part travel diary, part how-to guide, making them a relatable and informative follow for anyone curious about life on wheels in Canada.

- Photo courtesy One Chick Travels

2. One Chick Travels

One Chick Travels is run by Kaya Lindsey—an accomplished writer, filmmaker and photographer.

She lives the campervan life, documenting all the sights and activities along the way.

- Photo courtesy Less Junk More Journey

3. Less Junk More Journey

Nathan and Marissa share vibrant experiences, via their Instagram account @lessjunkmorejourney

They also help other RVers plan memorable trips, by providing helpful information.

- Photo courtesy the Wandering Weekends

4. The Wandering Weekends

This family lives the corporate lifestyle during the weekdays, but the weekends are for fun and RV outings.

Follow the Wandering Weekends to see where their next road will take them.

- Photo courtesy So Fearlyss

5. So Fearlyss

Alyssa Gilbert of @sofearlyss traded in her structured nine-to-five job to become a digital nomad, turning her van into a home on wheels.

She now offers an online guide packed with resources, safety articles and blog stories about her travels, in hopes of inspiring other women to try van life.

- Photo courtesy Finding Our Someday

6. Finding Our Someday

Corey and Jessie Nickerson sold their home in 2017 to try out the RV lifestyle in a Grand Design Reflection.

They have an incredible Instagram account, @findingoursomeday, where you can see photos and videos of their favourite destinations.

- Photo courtesy the Grateful Glamper

7. Grateful Glamper

The Grateful Glamper family (Ben, Charity, Dakota and Trinity) decided to start their RV journey in a 2000 Fleetwood Pace Arrow motorhome, and they haven’t looked back.

They now have an impressive social media presence, offering tips and firsthand articles to fellow RVers.

- Photo courtesy Heath & Alyssa

8. Heath & Alyssa

Heath & Alyssa is an RV blog and mobile business guide that helps more people break the mold and make a living remotely.

The freedom to travel while running a business is a dream for many, and this couple can help you make it happen.

- Photo courtesy RV Miles

9. RV Miles

RV Miles is a website and podcast run by Abby and Jason, a savvy couple devoted to getting the most out of every RV trip.

They even interview industry professionals at events, in order to get the inside scoop on RV-related news.

- Photo courtesy the Clayton family

10. RV Plus 3

When Melodie and Kurt Clayton sold their home in 2022 to travel full-time with their son Marcus, it was a purposeful choice to live fully—now, not later. Kurt, a disabled Army veteran and cancer survivor, had once been told he might lose his mobility by 65. Instead, the family known online as RV Plus 3 hit the road in their 42-foot fifth wheel, balancing homeschooling, health care, and adventure along the way. 

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