Country Nomad Blog

Are you going on a road trip and wondering how possible it is to have a good stable Internet connection throughout your journey or maybe you’re a full-time RVer, regardless of who you are, staying connected while on the road is a priority. No need to worry. We've got you covered! In this article, you'll find details on various internet options for RVs and hacks to help you stay online all day. The first thing that probably comes to mind when you think about RV internet is most likely your ph...

If there’s anything we have learned about being a nomad is that the internet is a necessity. How else would you communicate with your family and friends or find your way around a new city? With everything you need the internet for, it can be frustrating to live in a country with no internet or limitations to sites you can access. Although it is unacceptable and bizarre that in the 21st century, there are still places without internet connection, this is sadly the reality. Internet Freedom In...

If you have been dreaming of traveling the country, maybe it's time to get yourself an RV. RVing offers you flexibility, ease of mobility, and a more affordable way to visit your favorite cities. But, can you live in an RV park? Yes! According to a 2018 article in the Washington Post, 1 million Americans live in their RVs. And with the increase in remote workers, that number would have doubled. Living in an RV all year round Although some RVers live off the grid, many live in RV parks all ye...

  More Americans have moved from the big cities to live in a more rural and remote parts of the country in the past year. For some, it is a way to take advantage of the freedom of working from anywhere, while others chose to relocate to save money, as pandemic-related job losses left them no choice. Moving to rural America has been a great career move for folks who quit their corporate jobs to chase their entrepreneurial dream. As the idea of decoupling where a person lives from where he work...

There are over 1.8 million truckers in the US currently, representing the 14th most common occupation nationally. They serve as significant conveyors of goods across state lines and have become increasingly indispensable since the pandemic. Truckers are vital to the economy, providing jobs and haulage services for essential goods. On the other hand, according to the RV Industry Association, over a million Americans live full-time in RVs. While some do not have options, many have done it by c...

Straight out of the gate, the best advice I can give you if you live or work in a small town is to get Nomad Internet. As a remote worker living in a rural town, having high-speed internet access is essential, and one of the downsides of rural living is that you will have to deal with rural internet. It has much slower download speeds lags, and sometimes, it just disappears.  I hardly have had such complaints with Nomad Internet. But on the rare occasion that you do, here are a few ideas for...

My name is Travis, and I’ve been a rural resident for ten years, and moving to a small town is the best decision I have ever made. That doesn’t mean it was an easy decision to make. Choosing the nomadic lifestyle meant that I’d be away from my extended family members, my nana, and her famous chicken pot pie.  It can be extremely stressful for anyone thinking about settling in rural America, especially without the right information.  Here are a few things I knew before moving; Traveling hou...