New to Boondocking near Quartzsite/BLM
We are planning to visit the southwest winter of Jan Feb 2018. When boondocking near Quartzsite we will have solar panels for electricity, but are concerned about where there is enough water to reple...
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SCVJeff wrote:
There are 900,000 that will disagree with Fulltimedaniel, so I'll leave it at that. BTW, we've been going there for over ten years now, and one thing we've noticed is the lack of any insects whatsoever.
As for water, in addition to LaPosa, there is a place in town called The Pit Stop that sells it either by a time metered hose (approx 6gal) or unlimited for filling an RV tank for a few bux. Pit Stop is a full service dump and refil station, both tanks and LP. Just stay away from there in the morning when. The early risers show up and you can have a line well out into the road
I am truly mystified by the attraction of Quartzsite. And also of the 900,000 figure you use. Can you enlighten me where does this number come from? And I am also mystified at how you know the minds of all 900 thousand of those people? (assuming that number is anywhere near accurate)It could be that many feel as I do after a stay.
I do know about the, for lack of a better term, " RV flea market" and while that may be a good reason for a day or two stopover this is not an area I would want to spend any real time in. But others obviously disagree. BTW I have been there on numerous occasions...and generally passed right on thru without staying the night. To me it's like one large depressing RV junkyard. No doubt fun to paw through some of the stuff available...but to stay a season? JMO
