Dry camping
I have a 40 gallon fresh water tank. We took 2 quick showers, a few toilet uses and a small dish washing and my tank was showing empty. What is the average dry camp water use? Seems to us, 40 gallons ...
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Here is one of the handiest things for boondocking I have found, a Reliance Hydroroller has small wheels and a large mouth with a spigot. Holds 8 gallons and rolls easier than you would think, even on gravel or dirt. I have used one for probably ten years in NF and BLM campgrounds. I carry it in the shower when we are in transit. Also, I have a small 12v submersible transfer pump with a short hose attached and a cord long enough to get to my batteries. I snap on the alligator clips and pump water up into my rv tank. Most NF places have spigots for water supply or a hand pump water well. The mouth on the hydroroller is big enough to put under a hand pump and get your water. This works great and you can buy the container at Walmart or Amazon. I got the pump at Amazon.
