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I wonder about the practicality of essentially "boondocking", on a permanent basis. You'd need to run a generator for electricity (solar power would work, but
by atourgates 10y ago
I wonder about the practicality of essentially "boondocking", on a permanent basis. You'd need to run a generator for electricity (solar power would work, but I didn't see any panels), and you'd need to go somewhere occasionally to fill up your water tanks, and dump your sewage.
But I suppose, if you're only home a couple nights a week, you're not using tons of electricity, water or sewage capacity in any case.
I wonder how laundry works? Maybe they take care of that at hotels when they're overnighting on the road?
EDIT: From reading responses here[1], it looks like the average is about 4-weeks for a single person, obviously reduced by half for every person you add.
If you're just a single person, only there 20% of the time, it seems like you might really only be dumping and filling your tanks every 4-5 months.
[1] http://www.irv2.com/forums/f93/how-long-can-a-class-a-boondock-144264.html http://www.irv2.com/forums/f93/how-long-can-a-class-a-boondo...