Airstream Camping in Big Sur, CA | Things to do in Big Sur with a Dog

As a fellow travel nurse (in Napa, California currently) and Jeep owner, you are definitely making me want an Airstream even more!

Big sur in a airstream... does it get anymore iconicley American than that... your living my dream young lady!!.😎💕🇺🇸

A travel trailer IS an RV. You must have meant 'motorhome.' Yes, a travel trailer is the best option (or 5th wheel for those with pickup trucks) as you have a vehicle to use without having to tow it...and if you have an engine problem your whole home isn't in the shop. And your dog is gorgeous! Anyway, hats off to you for undertaking buying, towing and living in an RV alone. Safe travels.

Very nice. (English is not my first language) This film has a therapeutic effect. So calming, relaxing, soothing. You remind me of Maddie Taylor. Just watching you smile, Sarah, is a great relief/distraction. You lay me down easy, in my mind. Thank you.

My dog and I camp in Plasket Creek Camp Ground in Big Sur the week before. Here's the crazy part. His name is....Roo. haha

We moved from the Bay Area to the east coast and just checked out outer banks, not FL beaches yet. But we are so grateful that the water temperature is so much higher that my kids and I enjoyed playing in the water for a few hours any day in the past June. And absolutely no flies or algae on the beach just all kinds of beautiful seashells. CA beaches are absolutely beautiful for sightseeing or running the ocean side trials, but unfortunately much less activities for us to do, even in hottest months.

Am single alone camper also with my dog😃lived and worker out there but never with my trailer as I just purchased in Feb last year. Haven’t gone very far from my home base in NM at present. Hope to go out there soon( with my dog)

Farms...look for local farms. They usually have extra land and welcome short term tenants. I have heard there are some apps for finding local farmers willing to host nomaders.

You need to call campgrounds and tell them you are a travel health care nurse or whatever. They make exceptions is what I heard. Sometimes they say no vacancies but they usually have a spot available for emergencies due to a tenant that might have to move because electric didn't work or etc. So try calling and explain your situation.

Hi Sarah! I’m a single woman in Northern California who is picking up my 19 foot international serenity on Tuesday April 26! While I grew up (dry) camping, I have become a complete city girl and recently rediscovered my love for the outdoors.I am so excited to follow you and since you’re only a couple of months ahead of me, to learn right along with you! My canine companion is a French bulldog, Gnocchi a.k.a. Gigi. I am not a full timer but I can’t wait to start exploring. Just wanted to let you know that I discovered you this week and I’m already an avid fan! I am sorry California is losing you but I’m looking forward to seeing you in your next video! All the best to you and Rue (adorable) from Karin and Gnocchi

Come to Idaho ! We live in central Idaho near the Salmon River . We have a hospital here small but Er is busy and they do surgery ,deliver babies etc. Steele Memorial hospital , Salmon Id .famous for boating, hiking ,,biking etc .

Big Sur is such a rare magical place. I would go often, solo, on Spring break while in school, and it definitely filled my heart and soul. Thank you for taking us on your adventures, Sarah!

As a former Californian myself, I really do appreciate the beautiful scenery you captured and the places I have visited so long age. Thank you so much for sharing your experience and bringing me back home for a few minutes❤️ Take care🤙🏼

Boy I’m enjoying your videos. Stay safe. Being alone might cause you problems some time. Please make sure you have mace. Good luck and live it up.

Look towards New Mexico. Health care is very needed here. We also have a very beautiful. and exciting landscape that makes RVing fun.

Apart from amazing view, your attention to detail and your ability to appreciate all blessings is so inspiring.

Grew up in Carmel and spent a lot of my childhood weekends hiking and camping in Big Sur.. Those views, they never get old!!

Hi Sarah, Love your videos. I think over the years people have passed down sometimes incorrect information on types of RV's and that misinformation has just kind of evolved into RV slang. So let me help by giving a few simple definitions which I hope will help you and your viewers. Let’s first talk about what an RV actually is. An RV simply stands for "Recreational Vehicle." It is a general term for a Travel Trailer, Camper, or Motor Home which includes living quarters designed for accommodation. Travel Trailer = A trailer used to camp in. Travel trailers can be pulled directly from behind a vehicle using a trailer hitch or can be towed with a special hitch called a "5th wheel hitch." This unique hitch is installed into the bed of a truck directly over the rear wheel area. Since this travel trailer has an extension for this type of hitch it has been given the nick name of "5th Wheel." Next is the Camper = A unit that sits in the back of a pickup truck. Last is the Motorhome = A drivable vehicle that is used to camp in. I hope this helps. Happy RVing

Love your video and especially love this one. Big Sur is one of my most favorite places in the world. I’m also a nurse and back in the 70’s I’d drive there after our swing shift in the Bay Area with a couple of girlfriends and we tent camped. Setting up a tent at 2am was always interesting. We had so much fun and met some great people. Thanks for the memories. ❤️

Nice to see you love it with your Airstream i allways won't one to be main, i travel all over the west and east coast and see more of your nice country Canada and US so i dream a bit with your journy, take care and snuggel your lovely Husky