Fishinghat wrote:
We've seen all electric Class A's at RV shows. They have eight house batteries, a household type frig, etc. I'm assuming they had solar panels on the roof, but I don't recall. Obviously, it isn't the ideal rig for boondocking, but at 45 ft and a price of over $500K, the owners probably wouldn't want to do much dry camping anyway.
There are plenty of boondockers out there with full electric motorhomes. It's very doable if you plan everything right.
Boondocking is a chance to get away from everything and to enjoy the nice quiet surroundings - many times overlooking a lovely river or lake. We saw boondockers with all kinds of RVs out there and yes, even all electric ones. :)
