From Van Life to Off-Grid Living: A Couple's Unexpected Shift
A couple who once travelled full-time in a converted van have now settled into an off-grid home in northern New Mexico. Their journey began with a 1996 Chevy Express, transformed into a mobile living space for adventure and remote work. But an unexpected change led them to swap life on the road for a quieter existence on 100 acres of land. The pair embraced van life for its freedom and affordability. They could move at will, working from their laptops or exploring new places without fixed plans. Yet, the lifestyle came with challenges—limited space and occasional stress took their toll.
Their plans shifted when they discovered they were expecting a child. Seeking stability, they found a secluded property in northern New Mexico. The off-grid house, unconnected to public utilities, offered the space and independence they needed. Now, they reflect on their van-life memories while adjusting to a quieter, more rooted way of living. The couple’s transition from van life to an off-grid home marks a new chapter. Their 100-acre property provides solitude and self-sufficiency, a contrast to the constant movement of their past. Though their travels have paused, they remain grateful for the experiences that led them here.
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