Will Rocky, Bumpy Roads Damage my RV?
Some RVers are concerned that driving their motorhome or towing a trailer over rocky, bumpy roads will damage their RV. It depends on how rocky and bumpy the roads are...
Can I Still Flush the Toilet When Boondocking?
Yes, you can still flush the toilet when boondocking. Many boondockers do after every use. How often you flush the toilet is based on your personal preference along with how small\large your black tank is, and how long you want...
Boondocking With Children? Is It Practical?
There are many families who go RV boondocking with children for long periods. Is it practical? Well, that depends on your parenting skills and dedication. However, many boondocking parents we've met tell us that it's an educational experience that enriches their children in ways that no school can offer.
How Many Solar Panels Do I Need for Boondocking?
The number of solar panels needed for RV boondocking depends on how many batteries you have to keep charged, and what appliances you want to power...
How Much Battery Power For Boondocking Will I Need?
Perhaps 50% of full time RV boondockers have two 12 volt batteries or two 6 volt batteries to power their DC accessories and appliances. This usually provides between 200 to 240 amp hours of power, which is plenty run...
How Can I Stay Cool When Boondocking?
Knowing how to stay cool when boondocking is a concern for many RVers. Most veteran boondockers camp at high altitudes in the summer, or head to a favorite place along the Pacific coast. Others rely on their own RV's air conditioning...
How Can I Boondock Close to Town?
Some campers prefer to boondock close to town. While boondocking generally means camping far enough away from civilization to be free of urban influence, most boondocking is still within 30 minutes of a town large enough...
How to Keep Bugs From Getting Into Your RV
Probably 99% of the insects that find their way into your RV are flying insects. Common houseflies, gnats, mosquitoes, and moths are the most common. You can keep bugs from getting into your RV using a variety of techniques...
Will I Get Attacked by Wild Animals When Boondocking?
Generally, no, you will not get attached by wild animals when boondocking. This is a myth perpetuated by movies and TV shows for drama and laughs...
Can I Still Shower Everyday When Boondocking?
Yes, you can still shower everyday when boondocking. However, most full time boondockers don't. It's really more a matter of water conservation. How often you shower when boondocking depends on your comfort, how much water you have...
