Would you?

[HB Vic]

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.

[314joey]

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

[ChumpChange]

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

[76Bonneville]

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

[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

[HB Vic]

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

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

[Ziggy]

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

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

[HB Vic]

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

Until the shitter overrunneth

[Sharp shooter]

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.

[Luvnlife]

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.