Yesterday, I wrote about how we purchased a travel trailer. We just got it back from the RV service center so that we can use it in time for this weekend's camping trip! This is a 1964 Kencraft trailer with a shower, bathroom, bed and kitchenette. It's definitely "vintage" but that's why I love it. I didn't want something new and I'm glad Ethan was on board with it too...in fact, he is the one that found this one! The first thing he told me is that I can decorate it however I want!!!! Considering it's age, it's been well kept but it could definitely use some personal touches. Unfortunately, I've had a bad string of unsuccessful thrifting days when it comes to finding items for this trailer. I have a certain vision for it and can't quite find what I'm looking for. Re-decorating this bad boy will definitely be a slow process but I'm excited to be able to document the transformation. There are SO many amazing re-vamped trailers out there...the possibilities are endless!We wanted to buy a travel trailer for several reasons...our biggest reason was portability. By owning a trailer, the possibilities to travel are limitless since we are eliminating hotel fees and always having to eat out. (I definitely sound like retired people haha.) I've always wanted to take a trip up and down the California coast and now we can, at our own pace and speed. We also take a lot of surf trips. Our favorite beach is a 1.5 hour drive because of all the mountains you have to drive through. We end up spending the whole day there, still wishing we didn't have to leave. Now we can surf all weekend! Also, camping is definitely now more feasible with our crazy toddler. We can still embrace the wilderness while having a little space to call our own. Check out the pics and let me know if you have any decorating ideas! Did I mention that we got this trailer for $600? This particular model is typically $2,000 on Craigslist. I love that my husband is such a great negotiator!