Boondocking with 40" Motor Home
Could anyone tell me if they know of a few places I could boondock with my 40' DP towing? I'm heading for the Phoenix area this coming winter from Arkansas. I would like to take a couple of weeks to g...
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As far as finding good pots..anywhere, pretty much...get off of the Interstates and travel the secondaries.
Most small towns you will drive thru will have a city park that is normally good for an overnight. Reservoirs, and so on make for excellent boondocking spots.
And yes, you can manage your costs very effectively this way. Travel slow, spending a day or two in a place...the fuel costs are the same but if it takes you a month to get somewhere, rather than a week.. your overall expenditures are much reduced. Figure that people pay between 30 and 50 a night, for a full service overnight. That is between $1,000 and $1,500 a month.
There are lots of ways to manage your winter wandering costs.
Been there...do that.
Gary Haupt
Most small towns you will drive thru will have a city park that is normally good for an overnight. Reservoirs, and so on make for excellent boondocking spots.
And yes, you can manage your costs very effectively this way. Travel slow, spending a day or two in a place...the fuel costs are the same but if it takes you a month to get somewhere, rather than a week.. your overall expenditures are much reduced. Figure that people pay between 30 and 50 a night, for a full service overnight. That is between $1,000 and $1,500 a month.
There are lots of ways to manage your winter wandering costs.
Been there...do that.
Gary Haupt
