Camping w/o water hookup help needed
We are looking at camping at a local state park, Lucust Lake in PA. There is only an electric hookup available with hydrants for water. I assume I can fill my potable water tank there. What kind of po...
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For a weekend or up to 5 day trip we can get by with a full water tank in the TT. For longer stays we use a 3 gallon water bag to refill the freshwater tank or there is a device (I forget the name) you can get that allows you to hook up your hose to any faucet.
Some RVers use a large water bladder that can be carried in the back of a truck when full or rolled up for storage. The bladder is often used along with a pump to get the water into your TT freshwater tank.
I find the 3 gallon water bag is easy to carry and only takes a couple of bags per day to keep up with our use. The hose adaptor is the easiest solution provided the campground water source is close enough to get a hose to it.
Some RVers use a large water bladder that can be carried in the back of a truck when full or rolled up for storage. The bladder is often used along with a pump to get the water into your TT freshwater tank.
I find the 3 gallon water bag is easy to carry and only takes a couple of bags per day to keep up with our use. The hose adaptor is the easiest solution provided the campground water source is close enough to get a hose to it.
