Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. (Photo/Greg Heil) Social media influencers give van life a somewhat misleading image. Their profiles make it look dreamy, full of ...

It’s tempting, isn’t it? Scrolling through social media videos of “van lifers” might make you think about throwing it all away to live the vagabond dream on the open road. Whether you’ve started ...

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At a time when the world is facing various challenges, living a van life is becoming one of the safest and most convenient ways for students to explore the world. The pandemic has forced us to rethink ...

Last summer, I stepped outside my dew-covered tent in Bryce Canyon National Park after a night of tossing and turning. Before I could process the vibrant sunset, the first thought that crossed my mind ...

In a world where the pace of life is getting faster with each passing day, more and more people are looking to slow things down by living in tiny homes on wheels. However, cost is the most significant ...

Brianna Walston started van life on the road after being medically discharged from the military. She began in a Subaru and later upgraded to the van she has today, which has a stove but no toilet.

As the US sees rapidly rising housing costs, nomads flock to the public lands around Quartzsite, Arizona, where a person can legally live for more than half a year This story was produced in ...