You all have one of the most complete self-contained setups I’ve encountered. All seems well thought out. Well done. We’re just starting out - 5 weeks FT in our rig. No boondocking yet as we’re still working our way from the Midwest US to the SW area. But looking forward to experiencing and experimenting with that way of setup. Take care.
Congratulations on going fulltime! It took us awhile to figure out what we needed for our system. Which, is really good to take your time as it will save you $ in the long run. We learned the hard way that fast decisions/purchases often ended up being the wrong ones! 🤨 Happy travels and thank you for watching. Hope to see you on the road. Cheers Debbie & Curtis
Thank you for watching and your comment. We camped at Stemwinder provincial park near Hedley/Princeton BC. The hike we went on was at the Swan Lake Wildlife Refuge in Princeton.
Sorry for the delay in the reply (the filter missed your email) No camping available at the wildlife refuse. The provincial park is a B.C. Park and you can reserve through them online.
You all have one of the most complete self-contained setups I’ve encountered. All seems well thought out. Well done. We’re just starting out - 5 weeks FT in our rig. No boondocking yet as we’re still working our way from the Midwest US to the SW area. But looking forward to experiencing and experimenting with that way of setup. Take care.
Congratulations on going fulltime! It took us awhile to figure out what we needed for our system. Which, is really good to take your time as it will save you $ in the long run. We learned the hard way that fast decisions/purchases often ended up being the wrong ones! 🤨 Happy travels and thank you for watching. Hope to see you on the road.
Cheers
Debbie & Curtis
Which PP are you at that you show in this video. Thank you. 😊 🏕️
Thank you for watching and your comment. We camped at Stemwinder provincial park near Hedley/Princeton BC. The hike we went on was at the Swan Lake Wildlife Refuge in Princeton.
@@nextchapterstartsnow at 3:46… was that spot at the nature reserve? Is it reservable or FCFS?
Sorry for the delay in the reply (the filter missed your email) No camping available at the wildlife refuse. The provincial park is a B.C. Park and you can reserve through them online.