To boondock or not?
I'm not sure wether I want to prepare for that or just stay in campgrounds. Pros: Would be really really nice to be away from everything No campground fees Cons: Would need to buy generators;...
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Fastfwd75 wrote:
After reading all of this it seems like the best way to do this is by small steps.
Start by camping without services for 1-2 nights when it's not too hot at night.
Agree! Ease into it. Most any rig will let you stay off the grid for a night or two in mild weather. And for a lot of purposes that may be enough. LEDs, roof vent fans, and higher capacity battery bank would be a first step. Solar and generator next. Always carry plenty of blankets to reduce furnace time at night in cool weather.
Everyone has different requirements off grid. I love my dry camping but most trips are only a couple nights through a week of continuous off grid. My setup is less sophisticated than someone who camps off grid more extensively.
