Probably dumbest question ever
Hi, all. I'm new to even *thinking* about getting an RV. But due to unusual family circumstances, I am considering purchasing an RV to live in, on my own property. I live in a fairly unregulated ar...
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What you're planning to do is done frequently where I live. If it's long term, you'll be better off to have someone come out and set up water, sewer, and electric for it. It's not any more expensive to do 50 amp vs 30. So go 50 to give you options.
It kinda depends on how close you'll be parked to the existing utilities. The closer the better in terms of cost.
If there are no utilities already on the property, then research the heck out of boondocking. That's what we call using an RV off grid. Being fully self contained. Then get used to the idea that it'll be a lot more work.
It kinda depends on how close you'll be parked to the existing utilities. The closer the better in terms of cost.
If there are no utilities already on the property, then research the heck out of boondocking. That's what we call using an RV off grid. Being fully self contained. Then get used to the idea that it'll be a lot more work.
