Is 50 gallons of fresh water enough for boondocking?
Is 50 gallons of fresh water enough for boondocking? I wonder how long that would last. It seems that the smaller rigs have a smaller water capacity.
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To me, the grey and black tanks are more important as to how long you can boondock. We always ended with fresh water left but the other two tanks were full. You can easily bring in more water via jugs.
We had 105 fresh water; 65 grey and 45 black. Two of us could boondock 12-14 days and still have fresh water left. We were very conservative with use. We didn't dump grey water on the ground.
We used the tank for everything, including drinking. When it was time to dump we were ready to move on to new surroundings anyway so no big deal.
We had 105 fresh water; 65 grey and 45 black. Two of us could boondock 12-14 days and still have fresh water left. We were very conservative with use. We didn't dump grey water on the ground.
We used the tank for everything, including drinking. When it was time to dump we were ready to move on to new surroundings anyway so no big deal.
