Campgrounds without sewer hook up
We went camping with our Bullet Premier 32BH for the first time during Labor Day weekend. Before the Bullet Premier we had a pop-up ( had to campgrounds facilities). We used the sewer connection at ...
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Crawfordville wrote:
It just seems to me that all that effort really takes the joy and fun out of camping. For me, I think we are going to steer clear of campgrounds that don't have a sewer connection.
And that is all right as well, Crawfordville. The main thing is that you enjoy the camping you choose to do. Please don't be discouraged by those who wonder why one bothers to RV if all they do is go to full hookup CGs. If that is what floats your boat then more power to you! Enjoy! And don't be put off by some of the answers on these forums. There is wheat among the chaff.
Folks -- there are many people who won't go camping at all - RV or tent -- and I am sure they won't want to bother doing holding tank chores. Those same people may be persuaded to enjoy the odd RVing experience if it is not too onerous, and who knows they may turn into full-fledged boon-dockers one day.
Me personally -- I have no problem handling my black and grey tanks and dumping my 35 gal Thetford Smart Tote that I paid good money for. But sometimes I just can't be bothered to go to a CG without full hookups as messing about with a tote is a PITA and a waste of my time when I could be off on the lake, drinking a beer, eating, sleeping, etc., etc ... So guess what -- most of my camping is done in sites with full hookups and I even bring my DirectTV satellite dish too! :)
