We will be traveling through Yellowstone / Grand Tetons late August/early September for 4 or five nights and need a camping spot non serviced outside the park but within an easy drive to the main attractions. Have a 26’ TT pulled by truck. This is ou...
Last time he made himself usefull was February/2012 at the Thorndike camp, 7600', Death Valley NP. Started snowing, camping overnight before the hike up Telescope Peak. Heavy frost overnight, lots of cloud not much solar and we had to run the furnace...
As per my signature for TV and TT, doing some gravel travel towing medium sized TT but more pavement than gravel. Use TV to shuttle mountain bikes, trail heads, rough fishing and hunting spots.1) Anyone have good luck with Michelin A/T2 245/75 R17 LT...
We are planning to be at the North Rim(Grand Canyon) somewhere between May10-20th for a week depending on the weather. We are dragging a TT which is set up for boondocking. The idea is to drop the TT somewhere south of Jacob Lake and the park gate of...
Thanks for all of the info on Yellowstone and Grand Tetons. Will now sift through our options. We know you cannot experience the area in 3 or 4 days but we only have so many days and the priority is Colorado and hiking some 14ers.ThanksDave
bukhrn wrote: a camping spot non serviced outside the park Is there a particular problem with staying at one of the CG's inside the Park, a lot less driving.https://www.nps.gov/yell/planyourvisit/campgrounds.htmI tried to get a site in the park and a...
noteven wrote:George may be thinking "May the fleas of 10,000 cay mels infest your MPPT controller and the trees fall on your BC Hydro line for 6 days..."I'll relay your response to George. I'm sure he will be tickled. Dave
bpounds wrote:I have agree with Vintage465. My propane ain't broke, and it don't need fixing. It is perfect for boondocking.I get it though. Absorption fridges are kind of a pain at times, for some people, and the urge to go with a residential fri...
GravelRider wrote:ajriding wrote:No, no, no... This Furrion given in links above is not a Danfoss-style compressor, it is not efficient. It draws 15 amps, the real camping-style compressor fridges draw 3-5 amps max and do not need a spike of electri...
