My Sims Live in an RV?! 🚌 | Somewhere In Strangerville 🌵
Life in Strangerville has officially kicked off for Karla and her daughter, Lourdes and it’s not in a fancy house, but in a cozy, beat-up RV they now call home.
After years of bouncing from motel to motel, Karla finally landed a steady job at Pub 44 as a mixologist. It’s not glamorous, but it was enough to give her and Lourdes a chance to settle down at least for now.
They rented a spot at the local RV park, surrounded by dusty desert landscapes, cacti, and the hum of nearby generators. This little patch of land, complete with a thrifted couch, picket fence, and tiny outdoor space, has become their sanctuary.
For Lourdes, life here is bittersweet. She’s grown up living out of bags and never staying in one place long enough to call it home. She dreams of the day her mom’s promise of a real house finally comes true a bedroom she can decorate, walls that don’t move, and neighbors that stay. Until then, the RV life is their reality, and it’s full of small, heartfelt moments that make it home.
Packs & CC I Used for This Build
To bring this RV story to life, I used the VanLife: Ways collection, which is perfect for creating realistic, cozy RV living in The Sims 4.
VanLife: Ways Part 1
This pack focuses on the exterior of your RV, including the front shell, windows, awning, RV doors, lights, and decals that give the vehicle a true lived-in look. It’s the foundation for turning a basic lot into a story-ready RV home.
VanLife: Ways Part 2
Part 2 completes the interior of the RV with kitchen appliances, modular seating, dinette furniture, bathroom essentials, and small décor details that make the space feel like a functional, lived-in home on wheels.
Together, these packs transformed a tiny lot into a storytelling playground for Karla and Lourdes’ journey.
Watch the Speed Build
Catch the full speed build of Karla and Lourdes’ RV in my Somewhere in Strangerville series! You’ll see how I used these packs to create a cozy desert home and hear the full backstory of life on wheels and the dream of one day owning a real house.
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