The RV owners that boondock a lot usually have 700+ watts of solar capacity, and some of them are starting to add LiFePO4 batteries instead of AGM lead-acid. S

The RV owners that boondock a lot usually have 700+ watts of solar capacity, and some of them are starting to add LiFePO4 batteries instead of AGM lead-acid. So you'd want some portion of that area open to the sky for them. But for those who don't have solar panels, this could be a good thing for them - they get shade, and the park has lower electricity costs (RVs typically have 30 or 50 amp electrical needs). Ideally you'd have some form of energy storage to supply power at night to them. The RV owners wouldn't even have to extend their awnings, if you did it right.