Jenn

Jenn Grover is a committed landscape photographer, nature enthusiast, and part-time nomad whose vivid images illuminate the timeless splendor of the natural world. Based in the United States, Jenn’s photographic passion was born in her early twenties at the “American Grandeur” exhibit at the Knoxville Museum of Art. Drawn to the luminous visions of Albert Bierstadt, Thomas Moran, and Ansel Adams, she began traveling west in 2010, chasing the interplay of light across America’s untamed landscapes. Jenn’s nomadic lifestyle took root in 2012 with a rooftop tent, igniting her love for outdoor living, and evolved in 2014 when she acquired her first nuCamp TAB 320 teardrop camper. In 2020, she upgraded to her second TAB 320, a 2021 model nicknamed “Mattie Ross,” with which she’s traveled over 15,000 miles in three years, capturing ephemeral sunrises and pristine vistas alongside her loyal Shih Tzu, Rocky. A nuCamp Brand Ambassador since February 2020, Jenn’s journey continued to evolve in 2024 when she became the inaugural TAB 360 Ambassador. Testing this innovative teardrop prototype, she’s roamed rugged terrains throughout the Rocky Mountains of the US and Canada, as well as far south to coastal South Carolina, celebrating its spaciousness, off-grid capability, and classic teardrop appeal. Through her YouTube channel, Jenn Grover Photography, Jenn shares her expertise in landscape, nature, aerial, and cityscape photography, offering a window into her travels and creative process. Certified as an FAA Part 107 drone pilot since 2017, she enriches her portfolio with stunning aerial perspectives, amplifying her storytelling. On her Fine Art America site, Jenn’s prints—sweeping vistas from her journeys—invite viewers into the tranquil dawns and wild beauty she treasures, aiming to inspire exploration through her lens. A self-proclaimed “part-time full-timer,” Jenn thrives in the solitude of remote landscapes and the modern comforts of her TAB campers, which she values for their craftsmanship and design. From her western adventures starting in 2010 to her current role as TAB 360 Ambassador, Jenn Grover’s life is a rich tapestry of creativity, discovery, and an abiding love for the open road.

Lessons Learned: The Rest of the Story

January 25, 2021January 24, 2017 by Jenn

I have a few lessons learned that didn’t fit into any one category very well, so the last post in this series will be a grocery list of random things I learned along the way. Enjoy! The Alde is a dream for heating, when it is not loud. I found it only loud above 9,000′. Propane … Read more

Restocking the T@b Kitchen

January 25, 2021January 24, 2017 by Jenn

Who received Christmas gifts for their T@b? I did not, but I did receive several Amazon gift cards, so, I sort of did receive gifts for my T@b for Christmas and I used mine to restock my T@b kitchen. For some people, cooking and eating is a big part of the camping experience. Sitting around the campfire … Read more

Lessons Learned: Water & Waste Tank Management

January 25, 2021January 20, 2017 by Jenn

When was the last time you thought about turning on the faucet and pouring a glass of water or taking a hot shower but stopped, first to think about your how much water you had or how much room in your sewer you had left? For most people, it never really enters their mind. … Read more

Lessons Learned: Bringing Your Furry Friend

January 25, 2021January 17, 2017 by Jenn

If you spend any time surfing RV and camping forums around the Internet, you will quickly learn that a lot of people who camp are pet owners, and the vast majority, dog owners. I have owned 2 Black & Tan Coonhounds who were not compatible with camping because they suffered extreme separation anxiety. They were … Read more

Lessons Learned: Solar and Battery Management

January 25, 2021January 16, 2017 by Jenn

This is the second post in my Lessons Learned series. To read the first post, on planning, follow this link. I have a lot of gear and gadgets. I am techie, an early adopter, a geek….however you might like to put it, that’s me. Plus, work and photography bring tech requirements of their own. Keeping it all charged can … Read more

Lessons Learned: Why Planning matters

January 25, 2021January 15, 2017 by Jenn

I was fortunate enough to be able to spend about three and a half months in my T@b last summer. I spent my time, primarily in Colorado, although I did spend a little over three weeks on vacation in Colorado, Utah, and Arizona. Before vacation, I worked during the week, and spent evenings and weekends hiking and exploring the high Rockies. I … Read more

Water! Water! Part 2

January 25, 2021August 20, 2016 by Jenn

Dry camping brings the unique challenge of trying to find water for yourself and your furry friends. You need water for everything from brushing your teeth to washing dishes. I blogged about water conservation, here. Today, I am going to focus on how I obtained and stored water. I have a very small freshwater tank: … Read more

Solar for Long Term Boondocking

January 25, 2021June 20, 2016 by Jenn

As technology changes, it seems inevitable that my power set-up will change. I put off analyzing my power needs and understanding solar and batteries like people put off going to the dentist. It took me 2 years to really determine what kind of set-up I needed for solar in order to sustain long-term boondocking. I … Read more

Water! Water!

January 25, 2021May 12, 2016 by Jenn

One of the key components to boondocking is water supply. Managing your fresh and grey water use is a key to ensuring that you do not have to pack up camp and make a trip to get potable water and dump your tanks every few days. I have been collecting ideas on water management … Read more

Tread Lightly

January 25, 2021May 6, 2016 by Jenn

To some a photo of a Jeep in a remote mountain or desert setting is exciting to others it is a nuisance. I do some light to moderate off-road travel. My Jeeps have and will take me places that I could never get to otherwise. When I capture those moments and share them I take … Read more