Would you?

Camp out in the desert for months without hookups to save camping fees?

I don't think I could. Seems like a lot of work to save $35/night.

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Roughing it for me is called the Westin.....................lmao.

From dust to dust.
They are just checking out what the future holds for them.

They have dump trucks bringing fresh water and picking up black out there so why not. Old people don't shower everyday anyway.

I don't think its $35 they're saving, probably more like double that. And they don't have a noisy neighbor 6 feet away.
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I used to think it was bizarre to see them all, now it's kinda alluring :)

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Originally Posted by Ziggy

I don't think its $35 they're saving, probably more like double that. And they don't have a noisy neighbor 6 feet away.
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I used to think it was bizarre to see them all, now it's kinda alluring :)

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The noisy neighbor thing I totally get. And since you can't find a park with 100' sites I guess I would consider that.

It's hard for me to dry camp for 2 nights. I just can't imagine 4 months [emoji16]

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Originally Posted by Hotboat

The noisy neighbor thing I totally get. And since you can't find a park with 100' sites I guess I would consider that.

It's hard for me to dry camp for 2 nights. I just can't imagine 4 months [emoji16]

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Fire up the genny and turn on the DirecTV you'll hardly know that you are in the sticks.

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Originally Posted by Ziggy

Fire up the genny and turn on the DirecTV you'll hardly know that you are in the sticks.

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Until the shitter overrunneth [emoji16][emoji15]

I only dry camp if I have to and 4 days is about all I can last without needing water. Dry camping just to save money hell no. lol

Cougar Buttes.

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Wouldn't do it for months but days is ok. That is why we got a moho, way more comfy than a hotel, you feel more at home. You cn alwys find a place to dump and take on water.