St. Clair Travel Living Family
Campers & RVs
Our family of 4 drove a Class C RV from Seattle to Miami From Washington to Florida, Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming to Savannah, Georgia, our family of four has traveled parks, cities, interstates, and back roads—all in 25-foot motorhome. While living in an RV full-time with kids, we’ve watched the sun rise from a …
Motorhome and trailer friendly campgrounds, plus suggested destinations for your 2-nation vacation itinerary on the International Selkirk Loop
Where to base in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho, whether you’re in a tent, trailer, or motorhome
From weekend camping trips to RV living, versatile, stylish merino wool camping outfits are ideal for short trips and long hauls
These simple tips make your used travel trailer more livable, convenient, secure… and fun Getting your used tent trailer is just the beginning. Whether you are doing a bigger revamp or just want to make a few pop up camper hacks, there are so many ways to make your camper more your own. Below are …
Balanced camp lunches & dinners with kids? SAVE THIS POST for camp cooking ideas! Easy camping meals for families can be so tricky. After a day of adventures and challenges, it’s not easy to come back to camp to make a meal. Especially when camping over multiple days, balanced meals can be so important for …
Balanced, or indulgent, or both? Here’s our favorite workhorse day-to-day camping breakfasts! Feeding a hungry family is always challenging, but all the more so when camping. For example, indulgent breakfasts full of pancakes, syrup, and bacon are wonderful. They’re not always what you want on the menu though, especially when trying to start the day …
After over 10K road trip miles… what do we think of our popup camper? Lots of families wonder if a popup camper is right for their family adventures. With over 10,000 miles of road trips, camping, and family travels behind us, here are 6 popup camper pros and cons we’ve found with our family camping …
A 6-week camping road trip is a not-insignificant amount of time to travel. Especially in a car. With a popup camper. And two kids. Our plans for a February and March road trip throughout California included a range of climates and areas, from the redwood forests near Oregon, to the deserts of California’s arid southeast. …
Popup camping has helped our family travel more, longer, and to so many different places. Here are 7 reasons why we chose a popup camper instead of another type of RV or trailer: 1. No more sleeping on the ground. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The St. Clair Adventure Family (@learnersandmakers) …
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