What is boondocking and dry camping?
This subject is often brought up so I thought we'd put our collective heads together for the sake of newbies and others who are curious what these terms mean. This will be posted as a permanent thread...
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When doing either do people tend to use their bathrooms or any other water from the taps?
I am taking the trailer out this weekend for it's first "no power" experience - I think it would be considered dry camping: small Provincial park (about 40 sites) with no services and limited amenities other than pit toilets and a fish cleaning station. DH-to-be is staying home for his stag party so it's just me and the girls!
The trailer just has the one deep cycle battery that cruiser RV supplies them with. We're going Friday afternoon to sunday afternoon... The power jacks will run when you hook up to the TV so I'm not worried about running it dry. Think it'll last two days if all it's running is the water pump for three ladies washing dishes and using the toilet? (fridge and HW tank going onto propane).
Just not sure if the dry camping means bringing water along in aqua packs too...?
I am taking the trailer out this weekend for it's first "no power" experience - I think it would be considered dry camping: small Provincial park (about 40 sites) with no services and limited amenities other than pit toilets and a fish cleaning station. DH-to-be is staying home for his stag party so it's just me and the girls!
The trailer just has the one deep cycle battery that cruiser RV supplies them with. We're going Friday afternoon to sunday afternoon... The power jacks will run when you hook up to the TV so I'm not worried about running it dry. Think it'll last two days if all it's running is the water pump for three ladies washing dishes and using the toilet? (fridge and HW tank going onto propane).
Just not sure if the dry camping means bringing water along in aqua packs too...?
