Cooking and drinking water
I've always wondered what everyone does regarding cooking and drinking water. When you stay at a campground that has water and electricity do you use the water that is connected to the campgrounds wa...
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Dry camping, fill tank at home.
Hook ups, roll with 5 gallons in the tank to use the rest room on the road. Then use the hook ups at the campground.
All trips 5-10 gallons (big 5 gallon bottle with built in spigot) for drinking, coffee, spaghetti noodle boiling etc. We usually camp with 4 to 9 people.
I know it's generally safe but drinking from my TT with a city water hook up scares me. The dude that just pulled our before I pulled in used that spigot with his hose to flush his pooper. It's a mental thing but I just don't trust any water. Not even my tank filled from home. It's too easy for my kids to get sick and even easier to bring better tasting bottled water for a buck fifty for five gallons
Hook ups, roll with 5 gallons in the tank to use the rest room on the road. Then use the hook ups at the campground.
All trips 5-10 gallons (big 5 gallon bottle with built in spigot) for drinking, coffee, spaghetti noodle boiling etc. We usually camp with 4 to 9 people.
I know it's generally safe but drinking from my TT with a city water hook up scares me. The dude that just pulled our before I pulled in used that spigot with his hose to flush his pooper. It's a mental thing but I just don't trust any water. Not even my tank filled from home. It's too easy for my kids to get sick and even easier to bring better tasting bottled water for a buck fifty for five gallons
