When did boondocking become weird?
I always thought RVs were supposed to be self-sufficient; that they had water tanks and generators and waste tanks so that you could use them to go camping wherever you wanted and be independent. Now,...
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pnichols wrote:
Maybe some of us should venture out and try using our RVs in new-to-us ways. We just might surprise ourselves and begin to enjoy it! :)
I think that goes both ways. If you want folks to try "your way" then it helps to try their way. And seeing the positives in both ways will make for a better discussion.
I know you do more boondocking than I do, but I think my camping is more primitive than yours is (as in power consumption). I've found that my power consumption is actually less than most tent campers. I also do a lot of solo camping, so even in a campground my visit is very solitary - I'm not going around to other's campsites, or chatting with them on the trails, etc.
But after retirement and when the dogs are gone, I hope to do sightseeing trips. When I do those, my way of using the RV will change accordingly. I just hope I don't start insulting myself for not doing it my way... :)
