What's changed about camping?
The family and I just completed our three week road trip and I've been reflecting about the past and future of our adventures. I know as adults we always idealize our past but it seems to me that the ...
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Devocamper wrote:
Just wait until all the folks that just bought Rv’ s this year because of the pandemic get out here , most haven’t a clue about how To use the equipment they bought never mine campground rules or that the rules are for everyone! Have tried to assist a few but they know it all already and We have seen it in our travels . Next year there will be a lot of rv’s and gear for sale! It’s really a sign of our times unfortunately. I think it makes all the difference if you had previous generations teach you the proper way to do things in life as well as camping
You hope Coronavirus seize to exist next year???
I read that the same situation is with Ocean boats. Dealers cant't keep them on their yards as they sell like crazy and we are talking $50-100k toys.
That is why my last idea of camping is take my patio boat, who has full enclosure, load it with batteries, fuel, inverter and coolers with food and camp on Lake Powell.
That might become also the cheapest camping as week stay with boat ramp use cost me $15.
I just check the campground in Sierra I used to frequent in the past.
The camping where I never had to make reservation for mid-week, now only has couple of single days available for whole August.
