Boondocking Pros and Cons
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- Опубліковано 3 кві 2021
- Boondocking can appeal to those RVers that want to save money, enjoy solitude, or want a quick place to stay after a long day of driving. Boondocking, also known as dry camping or off-grid camping, is a way to get away from campgrounds and RV parks for a while. In this video, we define boondocking, talk about where you can boondock, and some of the pros and cons. Safe Travels!
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Ah, yes...the "Navy" shower. Get wet, soap up, and rinse with less than 2 gallons. We even called it a "Navy" shower in the Air Force. Hope to see you two boondocking someday.
Likewise, Ed. Gotta love the Navy shower. You might get lucky and get a splash or two of hot water 😀
Great advice!!!
Thanks for watching, Vivian!
Happy easter my friends.
Thanks for the lift.
Same to you!
That was an excellent summary. Very helpful
I looked into purchasing the WEN generator. I just love (not) CA. On Amazon, there is a notice that these generators can not be shipped to my address. 😬😡
That's ridiculous.
Yes !! Let’s do this! My wife says she is in it to win it.. as long as I give her A/C :-) I may need some solar panels and a battery or two
There you go. As long as the wife is happy, life is good. The battery and solar will definitely be helpful but not a necessity as long as you are conscious of the electric you are using. Thanks for watching! Let us know how it goes.
@@ChickerysTravels sounds good!!
You never mentioned another boondocking category: stealth camping
Good observation, Stephen. That one is not on our radar as it is hard to do in a fifth wheel 😁 thanks for watching!
One concern I would have is leaving RV to get supplies or hiking etc and how vulnerable the RV would be. Out in the middle of nowhere, far from any police etc. I feel like it makes for an easy target to get broken into. Or even having someone try to rob us when we're there. There's only so many steps you can take to secure the RV and make yourself safe. I'm sure these things happen. Have you had any issues with that?
We have never had issues with that. I don’t think I know anyone who had those issues either. I am sure it does happen though. I think all you can do is be as safe as possible. To be honest, I have felt safer in the remote places than when we are in cities.