One year ago, we traded the familiar for the unknown and moved into an RV. About eight months ago, we officially sold our home and fully embraced life on the road.

Since then, we have been exploring the country one destination at a time, collecting memories that no amount of square footage could ever replace.

Travel With the Storms is where we share that journey.

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Storms on the road
400 sq ft
Home, for all of us
10+ yrs
Brittnie behind the camera
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House we sold to get here
Meet Brittnie

I'm Brittnie

I am a storyteller at heart with a camera that is rarely out of reach. For years, photography gave me a front-row seat to some of life's most meaningful moments, and that same love for storytelling now follows our family across the country.

Whether it is a breathtaking overlook, a hidden small town, or an ordinary afternoon that somehow becomes unforgettable, I love capturing the moments that make people want to get out and experience the world for themselves.

What you'll find here

Real life on the road

Here you will find honest campground reviews, scenic drives, national parks, hidden gems, family-friendly adventures, travel tips we have learned along the way, and a real look at what life on the road actually looks like.

Because while this lifestyle is full of incredible sunsets and unforgettable places, it is also full of flat tires, rainy days, last-minute plan changes, and learning as we go. We would not trade any of it.

Why we share it

Don't wait for someday

Our hope is simple. To inspire other families to get outside, explore a little farther, and realize you do not have to wait for the perfect time to start making memories.

Whether you are planning a weekend getaway, dreaming of RV life, or just looking for your next adventure, we are so glad you are here.

Thanks for following along with our journey. We cannot wait to share where the road takes us next.

The promise

These places gave us so much

So we give some back. A part of every year goes to the conservancies and tribal parks in the places we photograph, and every January we tell you exactly where it went. Honestly, it is part of why we do this at all.

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