First time boondocking report
Took family for four days and three nights of dry camping. Really happy with how it went. Everyone got one shower, and we were able to carefully do our dishes and dump that in the black tank. At the e...
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goducks10 wrote:
Buy a Mr Heater to run in the mornings or whenever. We've had the little Buddy for 7 years and it's been worth every penny. No need to fire up the noisy power robbing furnace. If I had to do it again I'd opt for the big Buddy. It's set up to use a quick disconnect if needed. You can tap into your propane line and run a hose to the heater.
The problems with an auxiliary heat source (not forced air), is additional humidity introduced into the camper and no heat going to the tanks. Unless of course, you do not have enclosed, heated underbelly ....which means no water and no bathroom! The auxiliary heat source is only practical if the temperatures do not get very cold at night and warm (well above freezing) during the day!
