Upsizing from PUP to TT - What do we need?
The DH and I are getting ready to pull the trigger on a new TT. We've been pop-up camping for years, so already know what we'll need as far as dishes, cookware, paper products, etc. But what are th...
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The flip side of losing the canvas is QUIET. When we moved to a small motorhome from our good old pop up, we were amazed that we no longer heard the generators, parties, running vehicles. Lost the bird calls, too. We go sit outside when in the mood for them.
Don't worry, your DW will let you know what you need! Mine had the brilliant idea of leaving everything in the pop up. We loaded up with everything we needed, headed out to camp, then stopped at Superstore and got a "few things" to top it up. All for the best except the fancy silverware with glass handles that wouldn't fit in their tray. Luckily they broke easily.
We lost our campfire cooking pots. The soot just didn't fit in with the new "house". The meals got quicker and even better.
Like you, we always boondocked, though never outside of a campsite with no toilets. I actually took away the power cord because we never used it and space was valuable. Now we do often boondock away from campsites. Still never plug in or hookup or generate. No Television. Two batteries and charging from the engine serves our needs very well.
Enjoy your new adventure!
Don't worry, your DW will let you know what you need! Mine had the brilliant idea of leaving everything in the pop up. We loaded up with everything we needed, headed out to camp, then stopped at Superstore and got a "few things" to top it up. All for the best except the fancy silverware with glass handles that wouldn't fit in their tray. Luckily they broke easily.
We lost our campfire cooking pots. The soot just didn't fit in with the new "house". The meals got quicker and even better.
Like you, we always boondocked, though never outside of a campsite with no toilets. I actually took away the power cord because we never used it and space was valuable. Now we do often boondock away from campsites. Still never plug in or hookup or generate. No Television. Two batteries and charging from the engine serves our needs very well.
Enjoy your new adventure!
