Eileen Hubbard

Table of Contents show RV boondocking power is an essential piece of the puzzle when it comes to thoroughly enjoying your RV. Being able to camp in remote locations away from the hustle and bustle of a crowded campground is a freeing experience. Today we’ll look at how you can power your RV while boondocking. RV Boondocking Power Basics Boondocking means camping without connections, including electrical connections.

Table of Contents show What kind of RV is best for you? All of the different styles have their pros and cons, including travel trailer campers. But it’s important to consider what your travel style is, how many people will be traveling with you, and where do you want to go. Many RVers opt for the travel trailer due to its versatility, access to smaller sites, and they are lighter to tow than a fifth wheel. Let’s take a look at some of the reasons the travel trailer is so popular.

By Richard and Ellen Thane October 5, 2016 Filed under Destinations, Feature Stories, Travel “Pinch me,” I said to my husband, Richard, “I’m not sure if I’m awake or lost in a dream.” The soft notes of a Native American flute filled the cab of our 4WD motorhome as we drove through a ghostly landscape of swirling mist.