Dry bath v/s wet bath
I am shopping around for newer camper as my 2002 Fletwood shows the age due to not treated in the past damage. See some nice campers from 2005-2008 era, what I understand will have aluminium frame (...
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jimh425 wrote:JimK-NY wrote:
I would take a rough guess and say I have stayed where there is a shower maybe 10 percent of the time. Even National Park campgrounds rarely have showers. Unless you are 300 pounds or more, I don't think my TC bathroom would qualify as tiny. The height is about 6'4" without the doomed skylight. The floor is about 2x3 foot not including the toilet and countertop.
Jim, I thought you said you had a wet bath and I said compared to a Class A or TT. ;)
Fine that there is a shower 10 percent of the time because when I'm remote, I'm not taking a lot of showers in a TC. Maybe you do though. I have an outside shower as well. As far as NP having showers, not every campground does, but there are usually some nearby within a short drive.
I do a lot of camping in places southern Utah, Mojave, Death Valley. Even in the Fall when temps are reasonable, I get hot and sweaty. I have learned to take a Navy shower with about 1 gallon of water and I take a shower every night. I plan to be camping in Washington State this Fall. I cannot remember showers at Mora or any where else in Olympic NP.
