Boondocking, or free camping in an RV is a great lifestyle! Here are the tips and tricks to make your RV boondocking successful!
The Army Corps of Engineers (COE) dates all the way back to 1779, and among the many public works projects, the United States Army Corps of Engineers built many dams on rivers around the country, and with those, they also built campgrounds. These campgrounds can offer great RV camping opportunities,…
This is a very simple RV DIY project you can do for around $30, or less. Works best if your RV has carpet on the ceiling. All you need is a USB fan, a USB battery pack, and some industrial strength velcro. Put the velcro on the fan’s stand, with…
Many people are seduced by the idea that you can “live anywhere you want” in an RV, that you can “live for free on BLM land”, which is partially true, but also to a degree, simply click bait to sell RVs or gain You Tube subscribers. Keep reading for a…
Once the weather turns HOT down in Quartzsite and Yuma, it’s time for the Snowbirds to migrate north. Many return to their homes in Canada, or drive to the forests of the Pacific Northwest for cool weather, but you may only need to drive 200 miles to the northern part…
The idea of RVing and boondocking alone can be intimidating, especially if you’re a woman. As a woman, you must be armed with both experience and common sense, but in most places, RVers and boondockers are friendly and neighborly, just good people who are there to enjoy solitude and nature,…
I have a simple set up to collect rainwater off the roof of the motorhome while boondocking. During a recent desert storm, that lasted half a day, I collected around 25 gallons in 6 blue buckets. I could have collected more, if I had the storage! After collecting the run…
Many newbie RV dry campers may be disappointed to find that their fresh water only lasted two or three days, because they used it as if they had an unlimited supply, like at their house, or a full hook up campground. But there are tricks to making your fresh water…
