We may travel solo, but we never travel alone.

Indie Streamers - Independent Airstreamers

The Indie Streamers Intra-Club are Airstream Club members from around the US and Canada, single or married, men or women, who always or occasionally travel on our own. Through a private Slack channel, Facebook, and social gatherings, we enjoy mutual support by sharing common interests, challenges, and friendship related to the adventure of traveling. Indie Streamers gather at our own rallies, enjoy special gatherings at the International Rally, and find a community of Indie Streamers to join at local, region, and national rallies. Join us to meet new traveling partners, share your experiences, and learn more about Airstreaming on your own.

Indie Streamers now collects $10/year dues, which will be added to your fees when you renew your ACI membership and opt to join Indie Streamers.

From Indie Streamer President, Brian Smith

Fellow Indie Streamers,
There's something different about those of us who travel solo. We're the ones who learned that "table for one" isn't lonely, it's freedom. We know the particular satisfaction of backing into a site with no one to guide us (and no one to witness when it takes four tries). We've discovered that solitude and loneliness aren't the same thing - especially when you're parked beside a lake at sunrise with coffee that's exactly as strong as you want it.

Solo doesn't mean alone. It means choosing when to be alone and when to join the conversation around the campfire. It means having help available but not required. It means sharing our stories on our own terms, in our own time.
The Indies understand this balance. We're the ones who can change plans without committee meetings, take the scenic route without negotiation, stay an extra day or leave early because the only vote that matters is our own. But we also know the value of this community - people who understand why we choose to tow thousands of pounds of aluminum independence down the highway.

Together (even when we're apart), we're proving that solo travel isn't about being antisocial. It's about being deliberately social. It's about choosing connection rather than defaulting to it. It's about knowing that the best conversations sometimes happen between people who also appreciate silence.

Here's to the beautiful contradiction of being alone together. See you down the road, - Brian