A travel trailer for full-time living has to work like a small home in every season: heat and cooling that keep up, power and water for days away from hookups, a real kitchen and bathroom, room to work, and a structure that holds up to years of travel. Here's what to look for, and how the LV Line approaches each one.
Comfort in every season
Full-timers don't get to pick the weather. Look for heat that warms the whole space evenly, insulation rated for cold nights, and plumbing that can't freeze. The LV Line uses patented warm-wall heat, closed-cell spray foam and tanks and plumbing inside the heated envelope. Climate and fresh air →
Power and water for life away from hookups
Campgrounds fill up and hookups cost money. A trailer that makes its own power and carries enough water lets you choose where to stay. Every LV Line trailer has solar, a large lithium battery and a backup generator, with water planned for well over a week for two. Off-grid travel trailers →
A kitchen and bath for everyday life
You'll cook most meals at home. The LV Line kitchen has an induction cooktop and a convection microwave with air fry, and PRO models add a dishwasher drawer and a ventless washer/dryer. The wet room is full size, with a rainfall shower. Kitchen, bath and laundry →
Room to work
Many full-timers work from the road. A real desk, good light and a fast connection matter more than any amenity. Starlink comes built in. An office with a view →
Space for guests and gear
Life on the road still includes visitors, bikes and boards. Room for guests and gear →
Built for years of travel
A home that moves takes more punishment than one that doesn't. Look for a frame and floor that can't rot, a skin that resists the weather and parts that can be serviced. The LV Line is all-metal on a steel chassis, built in the USA. Chassis and frame →
Travel trailer or fifth wheel?
Fifth wheels offer more floor space for their length. A bumper-pull travel trailer hitches to a standard ball and leaves the truck bed free for gear. Living Vehicle has built both: the GT series was a fifth wheel, and the LV Line is a travel trailer. See every generation →
From people who live in theirs
Living Vehicle owners have lived and worked in their trailers across North America since 2017. Owner reviews and stories →
★★★★★Our Living Vehicle has become our home. … The LV has been a great place to return to each day.