Finding water while boon docking
Our hardest problem in boondocking is finding water. Our set up has 50 gallons of water and we can live probably 10 days on that. We have typically done a campground when we need to dump/get water....
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I know my town has several public water spigots around... as another poster mentioned, near city parks. Like ball fields (soccer, base, etc). All the parks here have the big high pressure garden hose hydrants.
I've seen people with pickup trucks filling those HUGE truck bed mounted water tanks (the kind that takes the entire bed) from these hydrants (not city workers), so 50 gallons into an RV shouldn't raise an eyebrow.
The drinking water treatment facility has a big public hydrant out front too.
edit: Oh, if you have a generous budget, check out an atmospheric water generator ... gallons of 'free' drinking water a day.
I've seen people with pickup trucks filling those HUGE truck bed mounted water tanks (the kind that takes the entire bed) from these hydrants (not city workers), so 50 gallons into an RV shouldn't raise an eyebrow.
The drinking water treatment facility has a big public hydrant out front too.
edit: Oh, if you have a generous budget, check out an atmospheric water generator ... gallons of 'free' drinking water a day.
