Hello all,I am brand new to motorhomes and boon-docking.I am looking to hopefully follow or join someone or group that are experienced boon-dockers in the northwest Oregon and southwest Washington areas.I have lived my whole life in major cities obey...
Hello All,I have a 1999 Winnebago Minnie WF 331C and it has a Cummins Onan Model # FKY FA26100H generator that has 316 hours on it.Issue:Fuel pump ONLY has current when “Stop/Start” toggle is held down in the “Start” position.In other words, the gene...
Hello all,I have a 1999 thirty-one foot Winnebago Minnie (WF 331c).May I please ask… where the “Power Center” is located?That’s the 110 volt A/C circuit breakers (left half) and 12 volt fuse box (right half) that is supposed to be below the refrigera...
profdant139 wrote:There are BLM field offices -- just call them on the phone. They are very friendly.Also try the national forest ranger stations. You can download their Motor Vehicle Use Maps. The Avenza app should show your location on your phon...
profdant139 wrote:Start slow. You don't need a group. Just try a night in a national forest. Talk to the rangers about suitable sites for your rig.Once you experience a night of complete silence and isolation, you will be hooked.Thank you Profdant...
corvettekent wrote:Well to start with have you tried boondocking in your driveway? Did you know that you can overnight at the McMinnville air museum? This would be dry camping without hook ups. We have been there a few times. You can also stop at cas...
StarkNaked wrote:I'm not the expert, but WA/OR don't have a huge number of public lands compared to some other states. (But I'm sure the experts will jump in to add more info).And your RV might be on the large size to get into some of the locations.A...
routeforty wrote:Might try "vanlivingforum.com". Lots of info there on boondocking, group get togethers, etc.Thank you so much for your quick reply RouteForty (smile)I just created an account over there and posted my profile info.
