Think about your life right now. Does it excite you? Are you excited about the things to come? Or does it bore you? Do you feel like you’re doing the same thing over and over again? Has the thrill of RVing and traveling to new places dwindled?
Perhaps you’re someone who still feels the thrill of waking up to a new horizon every day, eager to see what the next stop on the map holds. Or maybe, after months or years on the road, the excitement has dulled, and the routines of RV living have started to feel, well, routine.
It’s okay to admit if you’re feeling a little stuck—burnout can happen even when you’re living the dream. For some, it might be a sign that it’s time to mix things up, try a new route, or explore a type of destination you’ve never considered before.
On the other hand, maybe you’re just finding your rhythm, or the simplicity of RV life has brought a calm excitement to your days. A morning coffee under the awning, the hum of the open road, and the freedom to stay or go as you please—these small joys are what keep many RVers going. If that’s you, what’s your secret to keeping the spark alive?
After you vote, no matter what your answer is, please leave a comment and share your thoughts. Other RVers may be able to relate. Is it the places you’ve visited that make this lifestyle worthwhile, or is it the people you’ve met along the way?
Or, if you’re feeling a little uninspired, what changes are you considering? Perhaps a new travel companion, a different type of adventure, or even a break from life on the road could reignite your passion. Thank you for sharing—your insights might just inspire someone else!
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- Have you ever been unable to leave a campground on time due to a mechanical issue?
- Did you buy your RV on impulse or plan ahead?
- Do you share photos/updates of your RV trips on social media?
- Do you always return your shopping cart to the cart return/back to the store?
- Do you think campground etiquette has changed since you started RVing?
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I am thankful for living through the 3rd 4th and 5th periods of our Industrial Revolution. What we have accomplished is beyond my imagination. I am looking forward to the AI Revolution but will only be touching the surface before my time is up.
My wife and I work hard to keep several events planned for the future to keep life exciting. Three camping trips, a visit to grandchildren and a trip to Scotland keep the anticipation strong.
Because of family commitments, I feel like I’m in a holding pattern. I feel pretty good about my life but I am looking forward to spending more time in the RV once this holding pattern ends.
While I feel ok about life, I’d be better if I didn’t have and go thru with health issues. I’m not happy with the way America has turned out with our present president and last president. We were a better America.
Well unfortunately the voters or the Supreme Court have spoken so I just hunker down in 🙏
At my age, I am excited to be able to get up and going every morning.
Wife and I are having a great time. We are spending the winter in FL (it would help if it warmed up some, it’s 31 degrees as I type this). We are flying to Alaska this spring to attend our niece’s graduation at UA Fairbanks. Will be in New England seeing our family (2nd grandchild on the way).
Compared to the alternative, this is GREAT!
I’m grateful and very much looking forward to our life now that we have some common sense trying to straighten out this country. And thank you for asking!
I look forward to every day – even if I am more excited about reaching the end of the day and crawling back to bed. There are happy days and there are sad days, and a few boring days. And days I actually look forward to being bored.
Not exactly excited, but content, interested in learning new things, satisfied with my life, looking forward to the future.
If you mean excited, like when my wife watches a Cubs baseball game, I guess I just don’t get very excited about anything. I like tractor pulls, but I don’t get excited.
What a wonderful life! I learn something new every day, even if it’s only that today was a crappy day and tomorrow will be better.
I’m excited to begin our late spring, summer camping season. Winters in Mt. can be long & tedious so I am ready to get on the road.
Recent cancer survivor – every day is a blessing!
Congratulations, Terry! We wish you many, many happy and healthy years to come! 😀 –Diane at RVtravel.com