Mature, Responsible Sitter — Quiet, Clean, and Experienced

About this sitter

I'm a quiet, respectful traveler and writer who splits time between South America and the backroads of the American West. For half the year, I live in a self-contained camper van, exploring remote landscapes and documenting the stories I find along the way. When I housesit, I’m looking for a peaceful place to land—somewhere I can rest, recharge, and care for beloved pets and homes with attentiveness and care. I value the mutual exchange at the heart of housesitting: you get to enjoy time away knowing everything is in good hands, and I get a safe, welcoming place to pause and feel at home.

Why they want to house sit

House sitting offers me something my camper van—affectionately named Bunny—can’t always provide: stillness, a shower that doesn’t require heating water on the stove, and the comforting presence of animals. It’s a grounding balance to life on the road. I enjoy stepping into someone else’s rhythm for a little while—watering plants, walking dogs, locking up at night—because it reminds me of the quiet joys of tending and care. It’s also a chance to explore new communities in a deeper way than just passing through.

Their experience

Yes, I’m an experienced house sitter with excellent references available. Over the years, I’ve cared for a wide range of homes and animals—from off-grid cabins to city homes, from high-energy dogs to senior pets needing special attention. My time living in Bunny, my camper van, has taught me to be both self-sufficient and deeply respectful of the spaces I’m welcomed into. I’m mindful, clean, and reliable—and I take the responsibility of looking after someone’s home and beloved animals seriously. Homeowners have consistently praised my communication, my calm presence, and the care I provide.

What can they bring to the assignment

What I bring is steadiness, awareness, and care. I’ve lived alone in the wilderness and navigated foreign cities—I’m comfortable with solitude, attentive to detail, and quick to adapt. I’m not just showing up to feed the pets and lock the doors; I show up with presence. Your animals will be loved, your space respected, and your home left just as you left it—if not a touch better. I understand how much trust it takes to hand over the keys, and I carry that responsibility with quiet pride.