Recreational Vehicles (RV’s) come in just about every shape and size, from a standard van to a 2 bedroom house. Even the smallest RV’s have basic amenities – bed, kitchen, bath, storage and entertainment. These things allow you to feel at home no matter where you are. When it is time to park, there are some key ingredients that will make your RV Campsite really special.
First, your RV Campsite needs to be safe. Treacherous roads are usually not worth the risk of damaging your RV or getting stuck. Consider the weather, or the possibility of a mechanical problem with your vehicle if you are going into remote country. A city street may seem OK during the day, but it might not feel comfortable at night.
Depending on how long you are staying, your RV Campsite needs to meet your needs in terms of hookups. If you are using a lot of power and water for an extended period, you will need to hook up to these things. If your ideal RV Campsite is in a remote area, you can bring a generator for power. Sometimes running your vehicle can charge your electrical system. And you can always filter, treat or boil water from a safe water source if you run out.
Finally, your RV Campsite should be in a place that you enjoy. Do you like the ocean? Then find a spot on the coast. If you like fishing, find a campsite near a lake or stream. Find a quiet site if you enjoy peace and solitude. There are many campsites just for RV’ers if you want to meet like minded people.
Keeping these basic things in mind will help you find a good RV Campsite. There are infinite possibilities out there, and some of them are really incredible. An RV allows you to enjoy these places in style. Happy RV-ing.
‘From the redwood forests to the gulf stream waters, this land was made for you and me.’
Woody Guthrie, who probably would have loved RV Camping!