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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memtb wrote:
rvshrinker, Your doing it the right way....baby steps! It takes a little experience, especially with kids, to get the “hang of it”! Extended boondocking, especially when cold, can be a challenge! If your planning on ski trip boondocking, assuming that you will see some single digit temperatures, will test the wintering capabilities of your RV with water in the system! Winter rv’ing, can be the best rv’ing! Enjoy!
This. We don't camp in winter temps, but in the fall we rarely use the heater - making a pot of coffee on the stove warms up the camper nicely.
And VENT! Seems counter intuitive, but crack open a window or two and a roof vent. You need that fresh air!
