(SOLD)Our Roof Raise Full-Size Skoolie School Bus Conversion is For Sale!
BUS IS SOLD 1991 Bluebird Skoolie with 12” roof raise, RV windows, generator, propane tank, and NEW TIRES. The bus is ready to be built
Travel Blog
Skip the Long Lines at Monument Valley and Camp Amongst the Rocks in Valley of the Gods
The lines at Monument Valley can be downright crazy. Skip the lines and visit an equally as impressive site at Valley of the Gods. Drive amongst monoliths and camp under some of the darkest skies on the continent.
DENALI D7 Driving Light Review | Excellent Design and High Performance Driving Light
The DENALI D7 is one of the most powerful and impressive LED off-road lights on the market. We have had our D7’s for a few trips and thousands of miles of off-road travel with fantastic results. The D7 has industry leading lumens and light distance at an affordable price.
Oztent RX5-30 Second Tent First Impressions
The Oztent RX5 claims to be a 30-second tent that’s tough enough for Aussies in the bush. We give our first impressions of the RX5 on our first outing camping in it!
DENALI D7 Off-Road Lights First Impression Review|1986 Toyota 4Runner
These Lights Are Ridiculously Bright We had the opportunity to test the DENALI D7 LED Auxiliary light set and spoiler alert, we were blown away
Tips for Full-Time Travel
Most people dream of traveling full time by backpacking through Europe, driving an RV around the U.S., or taking a 4×4 to South America. We have some tips from our travels that can help you accomplish your dreams of full time travel!
Top Camping Accessories from 2 Years of Skoolie Travel
In two years of overland travel in our van bus, we have found some accessories that every travel needs!
Okienomad’s Full Size School Bus Build: Removing Walls, Floor, and Ceiling
We remove all interior sheet metal and insulation inside Big Blue. We also remove the plywood floor that is damp and has caused rust.
We Bought a Bus…Again!
We bought another bus! Our plans are to chop the top to create a custom, poor-man’s, toy hauler to transport our 4×4 around.
Staying Connected and Working Remotely
During most of our travels around North America, we have worked online as our primary source of income. Our employment has required that we be