What would you say if someone asked me "What are the ten most important things to remember when
RV Boondocking is? "

Tip number one: Relax – Slow Down! You can not enjoy the world around you when the unwary
Racing past 70 km / h! You do not have to earn miles! Nice to find a camp, take your time getting
there, and then stay for a while! Take time to listen the wind in the trees, and breathing air
Seven people have not used already!

Tip number two: Scout of the road before you get off! Do not just turn off the "Blue" by road and the blind off a narrow two-track wheel! Finding out 2 miles in that there is no place to camp and
nowhere to turn his 30 'fifth wheel around, becomes a kind of horrible situation in the afternoon!

Make an early or stay local access at a camp for a night or two while exploring the area in
towing your vehicle or toad.

Tip number three: Keep a clean camp. Good "hygiene in the camps" goes a long way toward eliminating conflicts with the "boys living hard" (it say, bears, raccoons and such) before they begin. The best Boondocking tip I can give on this issue is to adopt a "do not catch the problems in the first place" mentality.

Tip number four: the safety of Wildlife. Each year, many people are injured or worse because they ignored warnings to keep their distance from wildlife. Bambi is not real people! More people are injured and worse Elk and Buffalo in Yellowstone bears! Enjoy them from distance. If absolutely
need to be closer, do it with binoculars!

Tip number five: to preserve and properly manage water. Use wipes to clean quickly and paper plates to reduce the need to wash the dishes. Periodically disinfect the fresh water tank to prevent the disease from a contaminated tank. Do not dump waste water on the floor! Finding a dump! Study up on all the ways you can stretch your water supply!

Tip number six: Exercise proper etiquette. Treat your dry camping neighbors with respect, never before run the generator for six or seven of morning or late at night (10pm max). The sound
a generator of endless buzz is intense agitation for many people trying to find serenity
in the country so far.

Tip number seven: When driving your RV, stay aware of its' size and position. Do not forget that you can not stop anywhere near as fast as that little Toyota that the unit at home. Drive defensively and relaxed.
Enjoy the journey. If you take a little longer "and Why? You need much more time to enjoy it!

Tip number eight: Keep your RV maintenance to date. there's nothing worse to go in an RV Boondocking awaited trip, just so marked by a broken belt, or a "too old" tire
blowing. You'll save a lot of pain head and needed to get things taken care of before you leave!

Tip number nine: Take some heat off of yourself. This type of attacks in Tip number eight. Having a good emergency road service established in advance. Then, even if run into trouble out in the RV
Boondocking Road, at least you can minimize stress.

Tip number ten: Remember tip number one!

Brian is the “editor” of Goin’ RV Boondocking, a website dedicated to the full-time, dry camping lifestyle. After a couple decades of RVing he has learned a few things the hard way!

http://www.rv-boondocking-the-good-life.com

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