Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Bob Wells' life mission is to inspire others to adopt van life, to teach them how to do it, and to build a community for them to ...

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 ...

Van life has captured the public imagination. Who doesn't dream of a simpler, cheaper life that takes you from one gorgeous spot to another, sleeping and working where you please and waking up to ...

In a world governed by speed, technology, and excessive consumerism, van life is, for many, a refreshing alternative. This lifestyle offers individuals a chance to slow down, cut down expenses, savor ...

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 ...

The rising costs of living over the last few years have driven the younger generation to make "drastic sacrifices" in order to reset their financial stability or be able to own a home in the future.

Living life on the road and chasing adventures in a converted vehicle has become aspirational for many people who crave freedom and independence. But van life can sometimes be really challenging, ...

Van living is booming this year. As Treehugger emeritus Kimberley Mok (and author of "The Modern House Bus") wrote before the current crisis, "The Internet allows a growing number of people to work ...

Davis Tranbarger, 20, is a student at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. Last summer he converted his van and started living in it full-time soon after. Since moving into the van Tranbarger ...

If you’re into vegetables, or looking to try out a few vegan delicacies, here’s our guide to simple vegan van living. Aside from the wilderness aspect and escaping normality for a while, camping is ...

When a 20-something-year-old bemoans their quarter-life crisis, the reaction from others usually involves eyerolls or rather unsympathetic nods. But times have changed. More young adults are facing ...