Tips for TC Boondocking
DW and I have been TCing every year, starting with a 2003 trip to Alaska. Not counting Wal-Mart, we have never boondocked. Now we are considering renting a self-contained hardside as an experiment. Af...
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sleepy wrote:
Of course I would never advocated parking in your driveway unless invited, and even then I might not like you... in that case I wouldn't stay just to get a place to park.
But, I might park on the street in front of your house... you would probably think I was visiting a neighbor... your neighbor might think I was visiting you... by the time you got it sorted out the next morning we'd be gone.
Sleepy
Tioga George is a must read
Sleepy you always have a way with words but I totally agree...again!! :B
Sleepy's way of boondocking is my way of stealth camping or as I call it under the radar. You won't see me rolling down the road with bikes, bbq grills & stuff hanging off the back of my rig pulling into town looking like I'm camping or away from home.
My rig looks like I'm at the park for the day (reading my kindle or exercising), maybe doing some grocery shopping or like sleepy visiting a neighbor. Chances are unless you're a TC fanatic like this forum you won't even notice me if I parked next to you.
