Going to be a camp host--have questions.
My son and his wife are going to be campground hosts this summer. I am trying to help him get ready by figuring out the answers to some questions. They will be in a Fleetwood trailer (orbit 20 ft)in ...
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The first thing I'd invest in, is a solar charging system. It will help keep the batteries charged, and cut down on the use of a generator.
A sewer caddy would be so much easier than packing up and hauling the trailer 22 miles into town. It would be a must for me.
Have extra cylinders on hand. I'd have 2 extra just in case. For me, running heat 3 nights, and using my stove a handful of times kicked a 20lbs cylinder. That was withoutusing the hot water heater or fridge. I'd say if you have to run the heat at night, 2 tanks would last about a week, so I'd have 3 total tanks.
If they can play out meals, fuel and sewer requirements so that they need just a weekly trip to town, it would be ideal.
A sewer caddy would be so much easier than packing up and hauling the trailer 22 miles into town. It would be a must for me.
Have extra cylinders on hand. I'd have 2 extra just in case. For me, running heat 3 nights, and using my stove a handful of times kicked a 20lbs cylinder. That was withoutusing the hot water heater or fridge. I'd say if you have to run the heat at night, 2 tanks would last about a week, so I'd have 3 total tanks.
If they can play out meals, fuel and sewer requirements so that they need just a weekly trip to town, it would be ideal.
