Always impressed by y’alls ability to dry camp. I would be interested in your dry camping setup to be comfortable. I always envision dry camping being an in between sort of situation, so that you eventually get to go to a full hookup and catch up bathing, water, sewer, etc. I would be interested to see how you all do it.
@@luisreviews6412 Because of the solar setup we have now, we honestly don't need hookups. We take quick showers, and we carry 8 one gallon water jugs to supplement our fresh water tank. Last year we were gone for six weeks and never had hookups. When we are in a state or national park, we will use their dump stations and fresh water. We also look on I Overlander and Compendium to find free dumps and water.
I was getting 9.7 mpg on my last outing with the air on going 68 mph avg. My camper is about the same size as yours. Got a best of 11 going to Delaware. (sea level) Ram 1500 5.7 liter. Thanks for your money saving video!
For the dry camping.. big fan, but question.. Are you going to the campgrounds and getting a tent site, or how are you doing the travel trailer without getting an rv site? I haven't seen hardly any campgrounds that have trailer spots (and not tent sites) without hookups. I hope I'm being clear enough with my question.
@@KirbyVandivort We started with equestrian sites in campgrounds without hookups. Now we camp on public lands. Many national forests and national parks have campgrounds with no hookups.
Good tips girls!!
@@sueweis1489 Thank you bunches
Not only does slowing down save gas , it also saves lives. It's much easier to bring a vehicle back under control at 60 than 70.
@@callen7100 Good point. Thanks for adding a life saving tip.
Yall are awesome!
@@cheryldesvernine8672 Thank you so very much.
We haven’t seen you girls in awhile- thanks for the tips 👍
@@MRHEAT20 I promise we've been here. Sorry you haven't seen us.
Always impressed by y’alls ability to dry camp. I would be interested in your dry camping setup to be comfortable. I always envision dry camping being an in between sort of situation, so that you eventually get to go to a full hookup and catch up bathing, water, sewer, etc. I would be interested to see how you all do it.
@@luisreviews6412 Because of the solar setup we have now, we honestly don't need hookups. We take quick showers, and we carry 8 one gallon water jugs to supplement our fresh water tank. Last year we were gone for six weeks and never had hookups. When we are in a state or national park, we will use their dump stations and fresh water. We also look on I Overlander and Compendium to find free dumps and water.
Great information. I'm from calif. I do the something. Thanks Don
@@daviscrt Glad to see another camper who likes to save some cash.
I was getting 9.7 mpg on my last outing with the air on going 68 mph avg. My camper is about the same size as yours. Got a best of 11 going to Delaware. (sea level) Ram 1500 5.7 liter. Thanks for your money saving video!
@@bertkelly7650 Hey, Bert. We always try to save a buck when we can.
I love seeing you ladies camp and travel.
@@cindydavis9846 With the new paint job on the trailer, it's hard to miss us. We do love camping and traveling.
For the dry camping.. big fan, but question.. Are you going to the campgrounds and getting a tent site, or how are you doing the travel trailer without getting an rv site? I haven't seen hardly any campgrounds that have trailer spots (and not tent sites) without hookups. I hope I'm being clear enough with my question.
@@KirbyVandivort We started with equestrian sites in campgrounds without hookups. Now we camp on public lands. Many national forests and national parks have campgrounds with no hookups.