Tag: boondocking
Upgrading your RV lighting to LED is one of the easiest ways to make your rig feel brighter, cozier, and more energy‑efficient. In this guide, we share how we replaced outdated bulbs, improved mood lighting, and reduced power draw — all with simple swaps you can do yourself. Whether you’re full‑timing or weekend camping, these…
Unboxing the Bluetti AC200L portable power station and 420W solar panel gave us a first look at how powerful and RV‑friendly this setup really is. From the build quality to the charging options, this gear is designed for campers who want reliable off‑grid power without complicated installation. Here’s what comes in the box, our first…
We recently camped in Great Smoky Mountain National Park at Cataloochee Campground. On our last day there, it rained, so we took our truck camper to explore other areas of the park because we usually don’t drop the camper when we camp. After a white-knuckle drive on the way out of the Cataloochee Valley, we…
We have been trying to take a trip to Great Smoky Mountains National Park, and it just hasn’t lined up with our schedules. We booked October reservations two years ago and were excited to visit there in the fall. However, we had to cancel due to a family obligation. We booked another one–this time for…
When we decided to buy an RV we did a lot of research into the various types out there and eventually decided to buy a truck camper. Slide-in campers are as easy to drive and maneuver as the truck they rest in, are low maintenance, and hold their value. The compact size and off-road capability…
I was working away in my virtual home office one day recently when I received an email that the Audible title that I was interested in was ready for download. I had not requested a title, but it turns out that Will had (our Amazon account is associated with my email address). That’s when I…
We watch a lot of YouTube to find tips and advice for truck camper DIY projects, places to go and more. Recently we ran across a video called Best Free Camping in Southeast? We were intrigued because we live in Georgia and dispersed camping is not nearly as easy to find out here as it…
After renting a Class C to test the concept (and not liking it) we accidentally stumbled upon the perfect RV for our family–a truck camper. In previous posts I shared how we began talking about buying an RV and the various steps we took to finding one that would work for us. In the end…
