Dry camping, also known as boondocking, is camping without hookups—no electricity and no water connections. This is how we primarily use our trailer since most of the campgrounds we visit, like California state parks, are dry. They don’t offer water…
When you have a small trailer, dishes can stack up fast. And washing them can feel difficult with a small sink and limited counter space. This is the process we use to wash dishes in our Jay Feather Micro travel trailer.
The length of time that you could dry camp can range. I am going to go over our experience with dry camping and do my best to set some realistic expectations. We'll discuss power consumption, propane use, and the tanks.
What works in your trailer while dry camping? We'll go over what will work and what won't work in your trailer while you're dry camping so you have a clear idea of what to expect.
Many times we've said we love dry camping, and many times we've been asked what is dry camping? Here is what it means to dry camp and why it is our favorite way to camp.
When you're camping with kids, one of the best ways to be able to actually relax while at camp is to make sure you are prepared with several items to keep them entertained right at the campsite. Here are our favorite kid items to bring camping.
We get a lot of use out of this propane fire pit, much more than we had expected. It's just a great option to have around. And we love having a backup for when a wood fire is not ideal.