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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NinerBikes wrote:X3MrWizard wrote:
For many people it's not about camping and the woods
It's about travel, it's about destinations, about sight seeing
But coming back to their own bed, not using hotels
It's a different choice
I agree that many do not fully utilize the self containment features,
And could avoid some hassles by doing so
But that is their choice
/\ I am in this camp.
We live in the woods so we can go to the south 40 to dry camp, boondock, build a camp fire, etc... but we don't.
We travel and visit friends and family. The campground is not our destination. It's just a place to part our rolling condo during our travels. We're occasionally forced to stay a night at a truck stop or WM but that's not the norm.
Our camper wheels have not left the pavement in over 14 years and I do not miss it one bit. To each their own, we're good.
