29:29
The Finish! A Summer of 18,400 Miles in a Sienna Camper Van.
27:57
Autumn Adventure: Boondocking Sienna Style Through Ontario & Michigan
20:12
Wild Camping in New England’s Fall Colors!
28:05
Fond Farewell to Nova Scotia, and Hello Maine!
23:55
Backroads Bridges & Beaches: Sienna Van Camping in Nova Scotia
29:38
Should We Ride Out a Hurricane in Our Toyota Sienna Camper?
19:33
Exploring the Gaspé Peninsula and Boondocking in Nasty Weather!
13:41
Van Life Adventure: Exploring Quebec's Scenic Places in our Converted Sienna Camper
25:01
Could this be Shangri-La? Our Vanlife Discovery!
22:24
Across the Top of Canada: Travels in a Sienna Camper
40:49
A Summer in a Sienna Camper Van. Rain Won’t Stop Us… But COVID Might!
19:01
Behind the Scenes: Sienna Camper Van Furnace Install and & Catalytic Converter Protection
27:25
Denali, Wind and Sandy Beaches: Finding Adventure in Our Converted Sienna Camper Van!
18:34
An Overview of Our Converted Toyota Sienna Camper Van: The Nickel Tour
25:45
Down from the top of Alaska. Is this a highway or the surface of the Moon?
22:50
Deadhorse and Prudhoe Bay: As far as we can go in our converted Toyota Sienna camper van!
25:28
South to the Alaska? We roll over the top of the world!
23:25
North to the Arctic! 600 Gravel Miles in a Sienna Camper Van.
11:02
We did WHAT? The most essential camper modifications to our Toyota Sienna camper van.
23:34
Ice, Bears & Smoke: Heading North to Canada’s Yukon
20:05
Alaska’s Secret Side Door: Adventures in a Toyota Sienna Camper
23:25
Hitting the Road in a Converted Toyota Camper Van: Step One in our 18,000 Mile Adventure
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About
Doug and Mary are a retired couple from Western Montana that spend as much time as possible in their converted Toyota Sienna camper.
Stealth camping, wild camping, informal camping and exploring new back-road and off-road locations is our goal, and seeking out little-known microbreweries is always a reward.
We have been vegetarian for 30 years and practice a philosophy of doing our best to leave the planet better than we found it.
When not exploring new places, we do our best to grow a huge garden in the unforgiving climate of the Rocky Mountains, hike locally, shovel a lot of snow, lend a hand to neighbors, and pick up litter along a section of the highway.
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