In this week’s episode of the Solo Women RV Podcast, I share a bit of my own experience on the road as a solo traveler. I share 5 reasons I love solo RV travel and one reason I don’t. I’d love to hear your experiences of solo travel. What do you love? What don’t you…
Joni Zander from The Galavan YouTube channel is here this week on the Solo Women RV podcast. I met Joni at the Descend on Bend gathering. The thing that most impressed me about Joni and her channel is that her main inspiration for making videos is to help women get unstuck from living in a…
My guest this week on the Solo Women RV podcast is Vivian Aldridge. Vivian is an artist and stealth camper who documents her travels via beautiful watercolor paintings. Vivian talks about why she prefers solo stealth camping to any other way of travel. She talks about the cool and interesting people she’s met along the…
My guest this week on the podcast is Shelley Kepford. Shelley is a certified RV inspector and a registered RV technician. She is the owner of Life’s RV Adventures and one of her goals with starting her business is to empower women to get out and start living their RV dreams. I asked Shelly to…
Sadly Squeaky’s (my RV) mechanical problems continue to be an issue. I am stalled a few hours outside of Bend, Oregon while I try to decide what to do next. Definitely not feeling confident to drive over the mountain passes of Colorado. In this episode I share a bit about the issues I’ve been having….
My guest this week on the Solo Women RV podcast is Marty McCann. Marty is a birding enthusiast and came on the Solo Women RV podcast to share her knowledge about birding 101 and some great resources for learning more about birds. Birds are some of the easiest wildlife to see no matter where you…
Tucker is my adventure kitty and traveling companion. She is named after a campground–Tucker County Park in Hood River, Oregon. She came to me via a Craigslist ad and we’ve been adventure buddies ever since. I started to train her on a leash and in a backpack when she was 9 weeks old. She loves…
My guest this week on the Solo Women RV podcast is Andrea Kreiner from Red Cedar Forest Therapy. Andrea talks with us about the healing power of nature and how to get the most out of your time in the forest, desert or at the beach. She explains the science behind Forest Bathing or Forest…
And One Reason Not to! Are you interested in exploring Yellowstone National Park, but unsure how it will be as a solo RV traveler or camper? I recently spent five days solo camping in Yellowstone solo right after it opened back up from the flooding of 2022 and had an amazing time (despite a van…
Hiking as a solo woman is great. You get to be out in nature, clear your head, get exercise and reconnect with yourself. But even a short day hike has some inherent risks. Whenever you head out in wilderness, whether camping, hiking or bicycling, it’s best to be prepared in the unlikely event that something…