Q+A: The Rollin’ Rue’s
Everyone’s trying to travel lighter these days and we are witnessing a lot of people transition from traditional motorhomes and travel trailers to truck campers. There are many different reasons why people are making the switch, and in this Q+A we learn about Jake and Kat’s experience.
Jake and Kat are two passionate campers from the great state of Texas. They made the switch from a travel trailer to truck camper at the end of 2019, and haven’t looked back since. The couple travel with their dog Maggie and have plans to travel full time in a couple of years. They also recently started a Youtube channel called “The Rollin’ Rues” to document and share their travels. We loved learning about these fun-loving adventurers who live by the motto: Life is too short…LIVE!
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Q+A
How long have you been RVing?
The Rollin’ Rues: We have been RV’ing for a little over 2 years now and we love every minute of it!
What made you decide to sell your travel trailer and buy a truck camper?
God forbid something like that happens again, I need something a little easier to manage. I physically do not have the strength to hook up a 31’ travel trailer nor do I want to tow, maneuver or back into our storage. Besides, we want to camp at those hard to get to boondocking spots, pull off the road and park easier.
What camper do you currently own? What made you choose this model?
Watch their Adventurer 2020 86FB walk-through tour here
Have you traveled in the truck camper yet? If so, what are some major differences you’ve noticed so far between traveling in the two?
Where do you plan to travel once restrictions are lifted?
The Rollin’ Rues: Anywhere and everywhere! We’re talking about going to Big Bend National Park and to the Grand Canyon. National Parks are on our list for sure! We would love to spend a lot of time in Utah and surrounding areas.
What advice would you give someone who is thinking about switching from a trailer to a truck camper?
The Rollin’ Rues: Well, everyone is different and everyone has different want’s and likes. Make a list of what kind of camping you want to do and make sure you’re ready to downsize a lot, there’s not a lot of space but, with that being said, it’s worth it.