Bus living

Dreaming of life on the road but considering a skoolie or bus conversion? 🚌✨ Before you make the leap, discover the top 10 reasons why this might not be the ride for you. From hidden costs to unexpected challenges, we're diving deep into what it really takes to live the nomadic dream in a converted bus. Ready for the truth? Click to find out and tell us, would you still go for a skoolie? #rv #rvlife #rvhacks

A home to connect, inspire and stoke the creative fire. Tali is a professional Visual Artist who lives and works in his reno'd short bus Bodhi. Based in Tofino on Vancouver Islands West Coast he documents his explorations through an adventure travel blog, photography, short film, fine art and music.

The cost of converting a school bus varies dramatically, based on factors like the size and year of your bus, whether you choose to DIY or hire a company to convert it for you, and what amenities you decide to include in your bus. In this article, I will share the detailed breakdown of the

Nomadic Homes - Building Homes & Changing Lives One Bus At A Time - Learn how we can make amazing Skoolies, Van, RV's and More

The rooftop deck was actually one of the first things we constructed on the bus. (Priorities right?) We did this so early on mostly because we wanted to accomplish everything that put holes in the bus before covering the ceiling and walls up,

After spending six months transforming a school bus into a house on wheels, couple Tanya Nestoruk and Arya Touserkani are now living every traveller’s dream, exploring the United States, Canada, and Mexico, in their newly transformed house on wheels. Tanya, an environmental educator, and Arya, a photographer, were already very familiar with nomadic life in a small space. They worked remotely while enjoying life on the road in a 55-square-foot van. Still, space was an issue. Their desire for…

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We have a treat for you today! This #vanlife share is sure to make you smile and fill you will vanlife #goals. Marte and her husband, Jed, purchased their bus (Lloyd) two and a half years ago and took 18 months to renovate it into their dream home-on-wheels. They sold everything and hit the road with their two children, Ellida and Embla, and now spend their days making memories that will last forever.