We're Adam & Celine
Traveling full-time since 2018 with our 3 boys: Currently Housesitting in Australia Join Our Email Newsletter
Yes, you can have amazing family travel adventures without breaking the bank
Whether you’re hoping to RV full-time, take a trip overseas, or simply just get away now and then to make memories, we’ve put together our best tips and tricks for places we visited to help you make memories that will last a lifetime.
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How We Travel as a Family:
RV Life
Housesitting / Petsitting
Overseas
Family RV Life
Hit the open road. Minimize expenses with tiny-home living on wheels. Maximize experiences.
You can see the appeal, but this isn’t a vacation for us. We still have to work on the road, prep meals, road-school our boys, and keep everyone busy so we don’t drive each other crazy in our tiny home.
How do we balance RV Life? What does RVing as a family actually cost? What do you need to consider before getting on the road?
Housesitting and Petsitting
Petsitting as a family comes with responsibilities for the pet and property, and free accommodation in exchange. It teaches our boys life lessons about meeting new people and taking on responsibility.
We’ve learned how to make housesitting and petting part of our overseas travel as well as domestically with our RV.
We’ve housesat in 7 countries including Canada, USA, England, France, Germany, Switzerland, and Scotland (and looking forward to many more)
Overseas Travel
Traveling overseas as a family brings on a whole new set of opportunities to learn about culture, language, currency, and history.
Learning about the people and geography of a location from a book is great, but learning to plan and navigate travel there gives our boys a hands-on experience that sticks with them differently.
We used to imagine a trip overseas would be incredibly expensive, so we’re here to share all of the tips and tricks we learned so your family can explore the idea of overseas travel.
Recent Blog Posts
Swing Sapa Review: Good for kids?
After being in Sa Pa for a few days, we decided to visit Swing Sapa. This is our review of Swing Sapa from our family of five. Our boys are 16, 14, and 11. We've noticed that theme parks in Vietnam tend to be more focused on Vietnam's culture and legends than on rides...
Backpacking Vietnam: Our Month-Long Family Itinerary
From October 31 to December 7, 2025, we were backpacking in Vietnam as a family. If you're considering backpacking Vietnam, then we'd love to share our schedule, what we learned along the way, what we would suggest are must-do activities (with input from our boys -...
Crazy House Dalat, Vietnam: Our Family Review
Welcome to the crazy house in Dalat, Vietnam’s most unconventional building, and one of the world’s most bizarre architectural experiences we've had. The Hang Nga guesthouse, officially known as Biệt Thự Hằng Nga, stands as a testament to imagination run wild and...