RV park "camping"
Is there anyone who actually camps any more? As a youth camping meant loading up the '55 Ford pickup with tents and sleeping bags, the old Coleman ice box and stove and heading for the forest. When d...
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jimlj wrote:
I'm afraid you would go through the rest of your life saying "I can't un-see that" if I posted a video. In my OP I wasn't criticizing any ones form of camping, I just had never thought of being at a RV park as camping. In March of this year I spent a couple weeks in Mesquite NV at a RV park and as I said it was the first time I ever had water/sewer hook up with a TT. I have owned 4 since my dad bought his Shasta, and other than a generator or plugging them in at the house getting ready to go, they never had power to them.
While you were in Mesquite it would have been a pretty short drive to some BLM land boondocking. No hook-ups, few neighbors and all that. There must have been a nice reason to stay in the RV park, right?
We've camped off and on for years. But it was always infrequent and sometimes uncomfortable. We've done all variety of visits in our TT and the amenities mean we go out for over 50 nights a year.
I do find we spend less and less time in FHU areas, and I could see buying some property so I'm parking well away from neighbors.
