I have always preferred Travel trailers.If you are 62 or older,get the America the beautiful pass. You get into and National Park or Historic site free and camping in any federal campgrounds ( National Parks, COE,Forest Service )is half price. If you're boon docking,you will need 2 batteries,a generator and or solar panels to keep your batteries charged. I would look for a unit that has large tanks for freshwater,grey water and black water. We have a 26ft Keystone Cougar that has 60 gallon freshwater tank, a 30 gallon black water tank and 2 grey water tanks,one for the kitchen and one for the bath. This can increase the time between fill ups and dumping. I would make sure all your lights are LED so to save your batteries. Get the book Low Cost and Free Campgrounds.Have a portable grill like a Webber Q grill and learn to cook in foil to save in clean ups. We like to mix chicken or fish with cut up potatoes,onions and frozen,beans,corn or carrots. The frozen veggies keep everything moist.You can also make egg omlettes etc in foil.
