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Robert Morales

Robert Morales, known as Traveling Robert, makes RV travel films and their original music, sharing road trips, local food and life at the campground from his Miami home base.

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Overview

Known as: Traveling Robert
From: Cuba; based in Miami, Florida
Work: Travel filmmaker, musician and podcaster
RV beginnings: Bought his first small travel trailer in 2014
Turning point: Chose full-time creation as his channel grew in 2017

Mini bio

How it started.

Robert grew up wanting to make films. He studied TV production and worked in television traffic and commercial operations, while keeping videography as a hobby. YouTube gave that creative side a home.

Taking to the road.

He and Ily bought a Winnebago Micro Minnie 1706FB in 2014. As the channel grew in 2017, Robert decided to make it his full-time work. In a Miles and Hikes interview, he singled out an early California road trip, his 2013 Canada series and a January 2018 cross-country trip as videos that helped the channel grow.

The sound of the journey.

Robert makes his own videos and produces their music. His films mix the drive with walks, local meals, campground stays and practical RV details. Miami is home base between trips, where he also edits footage.

Growing with the work.

In 2020 he became a Winnebago brand ambassador and received a loaned trailer for his travels. His recent work includes a complete Route 66 movie, a Havasupai hiking film and regular destination videos. In 2024, RVtravel.com readers voted Traveling Robert their best travel-centric RV YouTube channel.

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Quotes

I always knew that I wanted to be a filmmaker of some kindRobert Morales, Miles and Hikes

Discussing his childhood in Cuba and how filmmaking and travel came together in his work.

Trivia

His first Micro Minnie trailer was nicknamed Minni Tinni.
He supplies the backing vocals as well as the lead vocal on “Riding in My RV Intro 2018,” according to his FAQ.
He named Bahia Honda State Park in the Florida Keys and Valley of the Gods in Utah among his favorite camping spots.
He travels part time and returns to his Miami home between trips.