About Nancy and Zach - America's Roadside Attraction Hunters

Meet the Team Behind Right at the Light’s Weirdest Discoveries

We’re Nancy and Zach, roadside attraction hunters who live full-time on the road with 8 cats, 2 dogs, and zero regrets about this adventure. We specialize in finding America’s weirdest roadside attractions, eating questionable local delicacies, and documenting the bizarre gems most people drive right past.

Nancy & Zach

Still standing. Still rolling. Still wondering how this setup even works — but it does.

Nancy – Lead Weird Attraction Scout & Snack Detective

Rendered in socks. That should explain a lot.

Nancy sitting beside the Jelly Belly mascot inside a candy store, surrounded by shelves of colorful jelly beans and sweet chaos.

Nancy kneeling in front of the world’s largest frying pan exhibit, featuring a giant egg and bold measurements in a roadside museum

Nancy sitting on a giant yellow horned cowfish sculpture outside CowFish Sushi Burger, wearing a blue top and orange beanie, with string lights and diners in the background

Nancy and Zach sitting together in the bus at night, faces softly blurred, surrounded by reflections and quiet road light.

Nancy sitting on a wooden swing in a garden setting, wearing a wide-brimmed hat and colorful socks, surrounded by greenery and rustic charm.

Nancy standing in a greenhouse wearing an orange hoodie and striped socks, surrounded by lush potted plants and natural light.

Nancy posing with a giant scarecrow in blue overalls and a straw hat, surrounded by tall green bushes and garden greenery.

Nancy posing with a giant brown bear statue outside a roadside attraction, wearing a yellow beanie and blue sweatshirt, with colorful flags and a parking lot in the background.

A life-sized brick sculpture of a seated man embedded into the brick wall, holding a book in one hand and a basket in the other. The reddish-brown material blends seamlessly with the surrounding architecture, creating a sculptural relief effect. A person wearing a dark jacket and purple gloves stands nearby, adding a sense of scale to the installation. In the background, a vehicle is visible above the wall, providing context to the outdoor setting.

Nancy makes chaos feel curated while hunting weird roadside attractions. Stocking cap, wild socks, and a vibe that says “snack first, nonsense never.” As a roadside attraction hunter, she’s developed supernatural radar for America’s oddities—giant balls of twine, pickle-themed monuments, and lawn sculptures that defy all logic.

Food isn’t just fuel when you’re traveling with pets and hunting attractions, it’s research. Nancy gravitates toward local flavor, bizarre menus, and snacks with backstories. If it’s got regional flair, historical confusion, or an unexpected crunch, it’s getting documented.

Nancy doesn’t chase chaos—she curates it, finding connections between mismatched roadside attractions that somehow tell America’s strangest stories.

Zach – Mobile Operations Manager & Pet Whisperer

Decorative image of the name 'ZACH' constructed from mechanical tools and parts, with the letter 'A' shaped like an upright electric unicycle.

Calibrated for chaos — proceed with caution.

Nancy sitting on a giant yellow horned fish sculpture outside a restaurant with string lights and outdoor diners, blending whimsy with roadside charm.

Zach sitting in the driver’s seat of the bus with a black and white cat on his lap, surrounded by dashboard details and a roadside view

Zach standing beside a giant chef mouse statue at The Big Cheese, under a height-check sign, with kielbasa and cheese curd signs in the background.

Zach sitting on a metallic butterfly wing bench in a garden, wearing a black graphic tee and white sneakers, blending nature with roadside whimsy.

Zach posing with arms outstretched in a tropical greenhouse, surrounded by large green leaves and a small pond, blending nature and playful charm

Zach posing with a giant bear statue outside a Discount Fireworks store, standing on a red platform with one arm around the bear and the other extended, blending roadside kitsch with travel charm.

Zach keeps our mobile operation running while we hunt America’s oddest attractions. His tools don’t just fix things—they keep us rolling toward the next bizarre discovery. Zach rides both a pedal unicycle and an EUC daily, taking corners with gusto that guarantees interesting photo opportunities.

He’s our pet wrangler and metal sculpture enthusiast, drawn to the engineering stories behind weird roadside attractions. Zach’s favorite color is orange (which explains our converted vehicle, gear, and aesthetic choices).

Gloriously unfiltered—Zach’s greetings could wake the dead. But our mobile setup runs smoother with him maintaining everything, animated by motion and supervised by Phil’s critical commentary.

Our Mobile Setup: Full-Time Attraction Hunting with 10 Pets

Traveling full-time while hunting roadside attractions means organized chaos where every tool has its labeled spot, every pet has opinions, and everything travels secure—no bouncing gear when we hit those gravel roads to hidden gems.

Some days are smooth sailing to America’s weirdest attractions. Other days feel like pet-fueled mayhem. Either way, Nancy and Zach reset and roll toward the next inexplicable roadside wonder.

Traveling with pets full-time requires serious planning, but the companionship our 8 cats and 2 dogs provide makes every roadside attraction adventure memorable. They’ve become unofficial attraction critics with strong opinions about scenic overlooks.

Partner with America’s Premier Roadside Attraction Hunters

We don’t just visit weird roadside attractions—Nancy and Zach build communities around America’s strangest destinations. Our audience follows for attraction discoveries, pet adventures, and the gear that makes traveling full-time possible.

If your product fits our roadside attraction hunting lifestyle, it becomes part of genuine adventures. We’re methodical, curious, and honest—the kind of attraction hunters who test everything and document what actually works on the road.

Think your product belongs in our weird attraction adventures? Reach out. Phil—our most discerning ragdoll cat—reviews all partnerships with signature judgment. If he approves our roadside attraction collaboration, we probably will too.