A gray 4x4 Sprinter with a roof rack on a two-track through a wildflower meadow, cloud sitting on the mountains behind.

The family

Our brands

Overlanding Life is one of five brands built by the same team for people who travel, camp and live on the road. Each one does a single job well.

01Buy the rig

RV Brokers

A buyer’s agent for your next RV.

RV Brokers works for the buyer, not the dealership. The team prices the coach against what units actually sell for, handles the sales desk so you do not have to, audits the paperwork line by line and lines up an inspection before any money moves.

The fee is flat, not a percentage of the price. They also help owners sell, and the site has a loan calculator for working out a payment before you fall for a coach.

  • Class A, Class B and Class C motorhomes
  • Super C, travel trailers and fifth wheels
  • Buying and selling
  • RV loan calculator

Useful when the build starts with buying the van: Class B camper vans are on their list.

Visit rvbrokers.com

02Find a place to park it

RVParks.us

RV parks, campgrounds and resorts, nationwide.

A directory of places to stay across the United States: private RV parks, state and national parks, county and regional parks, Army Corps of Engineers campgrounds, motorcoach resorts and 55 and over communities, with reviews, amenities, travel guides and a trip planner.

It is free to explore, and it listed more than 33,000 parks when this page was written.

  • Federal parks, state parks and private resorts
  • Reviews and ratings
  • Travel guides by destination
  • Trip planner

For the nights between dispersed camps when you want hookups, a shower and a laundry.

Visit rvparks.us

03Live on the road

Full Time RVing

A guide to living on the road full time.

Resorts that welcome full-timers, gear reviews, and a calculator that shows what life on the road really costs. The site also covers the two things that decide whether full-time travel works: internet that holds up and knowing how to fix your own rig.

Stories and tips from people who have done it for years, and weekly road notes by email.

  • The resort guide
  • The cost calculator
  • Gear reviews
  • Tips and stories from the road

For anyone thinking about trading a lease for a rig and wondering what it costs.

Visit fulltimerving.com

04Host the travelers

Campground Management

Free booking software and marketing for independent campgrounds.

Reservation software for independent campgrounds and RV parks that is free to use, with no per-booking fees: share or embed a booking link, connect Stripe and take reservations. It was built by RVers for the small parks the big platforms overlook.

Around the software sits a marketing team for parks: web design, search, social, email, reputation, 360-degree maps and an AI concierge. Parks also get a free listing on RVParks.us.

  • Booking software and calendar
  • Custom web design and branding
  • Search, social and email marketing
  • 360-degree maps and AI concierge

For campground owners: a way to take bookings from travelers like us without giving up a cut.

Visit campgroundmanagement.com

And this one is for going further.

Overlanding Life is the map, the directory, the vehicle guides and the community for people who leave the pavement. Start with the public land map, or tell us about the rig you want to build.

Open the public land map Get free build quotes