RV Living: 7 BIG LIES About Boondocking No One Talks About!

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RV Living: 7 BIG LIES About Boondocking No One Talks About!
Today we discuss 7 brutal realities about boondocking in an RV and camper van nobody talks about, RV boondocking lies that you often see on social media. We wish we knew the full truth about boondocking before we boondocked in our camper van for the first time.
Are there any RV boondocking realities that you can share? Let us know in the comments below!!
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@LetsTurnItUpWorld Год назад

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@mellimel77 Год назад

So true about being here in San Diego! Especially near our beaches, and campgrounds here I’m sure are not cheap. (Haven’t stayed at one but our rents are like Turks n Cacos money)

@hfortenberry 8 месяцев назад

Y’all are adorable! Subscribed!

@user-Rexx4360 10 месяцев назад

When we bought our 40’ 5th wheel we wanted to see how it would do for boondocking because you just don’t know until you do it. So water tanks full, fridge and batteries full, everything we thought we needed and boondocked for three full days in the back yard. Turns out we needed stuff we never even thought of and mostly found out how long batteries and water lasted under normal use.

@darcy5761 8 месяцев назад

Smart to try it before you actually went out into the wilderness.

@lawabidingcitizen5228 3 месяца назад

We did that but camped somewhere that was only an hour away from him our first time.

@dizawnofwizar 6 месяцев назад

The one thing I found RVing that I didn't think about before is that it's basically a resource management game. Water in water out, power in power out, propane in propane out..water, hot or cold, etc etc

@JandAReview1 Год назад

My wife considers boondocking is camping at a campground without sewer hookup! 😂

@davidcrumpler5714 11 месяцев назад

“Get up in all them crevices” Priceless. A perfect description. I’ll be laughing for days.

@StealthyNomadica 11 месяцев назад

You both touch my heart in a very sweet way. Thank you for showing us how to do marriage in a loving, collaborative way - with humor!

@ginnynewman317 2 месяца назад

This. I love your info, but I adore, love, and appreciate how you love each other. You are relationship goals. And I’ve been happily married for 30 years!

@LawrenceFox-jx1fq 10 дней назад

What's needed is RV blimps or airships and put out an air anchor no land needed will hold position.

@martinhughes2637 7 месяцев назад

Boondocking - great word! Brought into US English from American soldiers serving in the Philippines in the 1890’s. The last duty they wanted to be assigned was a trek to the “boondocks”.

@LetsTurnItUpWorld 7 месяцев назад

Thanks for sharing Martin, very interesting!

@jetv1471 2 дня назад

Wow ! Did not know Ty ! ! My mom used to say “ in the boondocks “

@lynellephillips3889 Год назад

Even though La Posa LTVA has a $40 14-day fee, it's really meant for those that live there all winter long. Plamosa Rd and other sites in the Quartzite area are free for 14 days, no need to go to La Posa. You're right, not all boondocking sites are free, but I know plenty of RV'ers who boondock for free all over the country all year long, they never pay for a site unless it's a full hookup once in awhile. So, one can boondock for free if you look hard enough and plan properly. Getting a bear bag to put food in while in bear country is essential and necessary. If you don't have one of those you're setting yourself up for bear invasion in your rig. Everything else was dead on, I appreciate the tips you guys always give. Thank you for having a great and fun channel.

@DianeLStyma 10 месяцев назад

Quartzite?!? 🤩😎🤩

@micheleobrien64 6 дней назад

As a teen growing up in a farming town, the term " going out in the boonies " meant drinking beer in a farmers field.😂❤

@terrybarnhill6144 Год назад

Hey you too I'm a 74-year old man I have watch you kids for ages I'm old enough to be your dad and I've learned to love both of you even with Dave's stinky feet you guys are so uplifting to be thank you and God bless both of you

@corytom4328 Год назад

Y'all know that couple on "The Great North". This is them. All the looks, the love, and the fun.

@uniquelyts4575 Год назад

I love that show they definitely remind me of them 😂

@MzLady-rr8gj Год назад

❤😊

@Furball2k 8 месяцев назад

A winch is something you always wonder, "did I really need to buy this?" Until the first time you use it to free yours or someone else's vehicle.

@LetsTurnItUpWorld 8 месяцев назад

That is an excellent point, so true! We are considering adding a winch for sure!!

@gnomiefirst9201 7 месяцев назад

1. $$$ to keep up the vehicle maintenance. 2.$$$ to fix breakdowns. 3.$$$ for fuel. 4. $-$$$ for paid sites. 5. $-$$$ to keep the heat on. 6. $ dump sewage. 7. 0 for free sites. 8. $-$$$ to eat out. If you do it out of a passenger car most of these costs go down, but the more you drive the more it goes up. The days of cheap are over people, unless you live very low key, go without heat, and basically only move and restock provisions every two weeks (BLM, USFS).

@LetsTurnItUpWorld 7 месяцев назад

Thanks for sharing and, yes, very true!

@23centrifuge Год назад

Thank you for talking about bear proofing your site. My friends and I always talk about the negligence that habituates bears to people is more dangerous for the bear than the people. Bears only become habituated to people and campsites by the negligence of humans and habituated bears are euthanized by wildlife officials more often than not. Great video!

@beverlypoirier705 Год назад

I just love you guys. You always know how to capture your community...always so truthful, good or bad which is a big help for many people thinking about doing this life. Safe travels ❤️

@patrickmchargue7122 Год назад

It's nice to see you both so happy. I'm getting started with boondocking, so thanks for the advice.

@whenmountainsmove 9 месяцев назад

I park in the Gifford Pinchot the entire year until the snow comes. Just need a discover pass. a few bucks once a year. Sooooo many dispersed camping pull offs and no one bothers you at all. National Forests are the way to go. National Parks almost never allow camping.

@Lifeonflipside2 Год назад

I just love your positivity Tanya and Dave! Enjoy your adventures be safe travels ❤

@kevinburroughs6583 8 месяцев назад

The nice part about dry camping at state parks is that most of them I have seen have bath houses. Helps save water because they have toilets and showers. Some I have seen even have laundry. Great tips

@lleach7 8 месяцев назад

State Parks tend to be expensive. Not boondocking!

@headdown1 10 месяцев назад

Great video! Have you thought about a compost toilet? I have been full timing for 7 years, and I boondock 100% of the time. My Airhead toilet has been the best addition to the RV for boondocking since my solar and LiFePO4 batteries. I go about 6 weeks between changing the "solids" tank media, which is coco coir, and it is no more full than it was when first filled with fresh coir. A small computer fan runs 24/7 and dehydrates the solids so 90% of it just disappears into thin air outside through the powered vent. Because air is drawn into the toilet, there is no smell. Even in use it is the least smelly toilet I have ever used. There is a 2 gallon "liquids" tank, and it fills every few days and is just dumped in the desert discreetly. It amounts to being totally free of the situation of having to leave a site to empty your black tank.

@johngraf4596 8 месяцев назад

Totally agree that the composting toilet is the way to go if you’re going to boondock

@kenhoyer8601 28 дней назад

yes composing toilets work, and don't smell. you can build your own. I don't need to vent them at all.

@russellegge9840 7 месяцев назад

Interesting to see the perspective of RV'ers. You should check and compare/contrast with sailboat cruisers...many of the same issues. Free can be easier....anchoring. But slips at a marina are $$$$ Grey wastewater disposal is easy, in most cases it is pumped overboard. Black water has to be held until you can "pump out" at a dock, although if you are far enough offshore...direct discharge Power is exactly the same with RV's. A combination of solar, generator, and wind (it is a sailboat). There are some all-electric sailboats. Water is very different, in addition to larger tanks (80-150 gallons), a lot of boats have in-boat desalinization (assuming enough power) for unlimited water. Food has to be planned out, but you can fish and trade with locals at distant anchorages. Communication is the same, lots of sat phones. Both RV's and boats require their owners to do everything from routine maintenance to major repairs. Boats can sail 24 hours for days on end for long passages so a large crew is helpful. And cruisers get the joy of being seasick on occasion. Very interesting...

@LetsTurnItUpWorld 7 месяцев назад

Interesting! Thanks for sharing that comparison!

@barryhall3971 7 месяцев назад

So It seems that as rule, every patch of empty land is owned or controlled by someone who must give permission or perhaps demands a fee for its use. The opposite is generally true on the water where as a cruising sailor you can anchor pretty much anywhere unless there are specific restrictions against it like in shipping lanes. This is a freedom I would miss if I traded my sailboat for an RV.

@sashanealand8315 3 месяца назад

not true, boat living is way more expensive, even if you are on the move you have to pay transient sleep fees and mooring fees as well as constantly being harassed by the harbor patrol even if you are paying.

@belindahugheslifestyle 9 месяцев назад

Great job hitting those misconceptions and realistic preparations, Tanya & Dave. I really enjoyed your Ekko Group Boondocking adventure and the tip about unplugging in an rv park before venturing out beyond resource availability. Peace. 💖

@carolmartin4413 Год назад

Great information. Thinking back...our first experience camping was...a tent@1960's. Things sure have changed...but traveling/camping is still just a great experience. Enjoy! 😊😊😊

@ernieb3626 7 месяцев назад

Well, I am 53 in I have been looking into this lifestyle recently and this is the first video of yours I have come across. Wow it was absolutely fantastic and helpful. Can’t wait to dig into your channel. God bless.

@marlenehayden7053 Год назад

D and T, you are such a joy to watch. I can be in a sad mood until I put your video on, and all is good. Thank you, God bless.

@momtoone93 Год назад

Great video! Boondocking is a lot of fun! I also want to mention bear proofing your campsite. Here in Colorado, bears are a real issue in most areas. So secure your trash and your food. It is usually advised to take it out away from your camping spot and tie it high up in a tree. It's safer for everyone!

@riskyron1416 11 месяцев назад

Moth balls placed in old socks anout every 2 meters around your camp will keep nearly everything out, including insects.. Except for Grizzly, Polar and Kodiac bears they can climb trees. Those 3 afore mentioned typs can usually push the tree over. If you see a bear cub, run away to safety. The mother will be present and aggressive.

@kenhoyer8601 28 дней назад

Bears climb trees. Bears that are used to people are smart. I had my food in a sack 12 ft up, 8 ft out , and 3 ft down from the limb. I watched bear climb the tree and chew the limb off and get my food. Get a bear proof container.

@momtoone93 28 дней назад

@@kenhoyer8601 It’s better than having a bear in the middle of your camp.

@valbain209 11 месяцев назад

I like that you're being completely honest about the reality of Raving. I've watched other videos and they make you believe that everything is WONDERFUL. It's not. Thanks to both of you.

@GratefulOverlander 8 месяцев назад

It's so easy to see why he fell in love with her! Y'all seem like a blast to hang out with

@patchord2460 7 месяцев назад

Thanks for this information. I’ve been boondocking for 10years at La Posa South. I love the life style, but it is not for everyone. There have been many who have tried this lifestyle and are not prepared for the unexpected. Keep getting the message out and hopefully there will be fewer failures. Safe travels 😎😎

@migcrypto8381 9 дней назад

First video I’ve seen of you guys and I’m hooked. really good tips and short and to the point. Thanks

@mnoker3023 7 месяцев назад

You guys are right on! Many of your points we learned by experience. When each of our six kids graduated from High School, they got to plan the excursion for that year. We live in Nebraska, and have been around (Canada side) the Great Lakes, Washington DC, Chincoteague Island, Grand Canyon, Mount Rushmore and many other places. We never called it Boondocking, just camping on the cheap. For example when we visited Washington, DC. We stayed at a reasonable Virginia RV park that was only a couple blocks from the furthest reaching subway station that took us directly into DC. No parking headaches, no car security fears, DC subways are (were) clean and safe. Good video!

@LetsTurnItUpWorld 7 месяцев назад

Thanks so much for sharing! It sounds as though you have some amazing experiences camping!!

@barbaraannroach6033 7 месяцев назад

OK you gotta remember that not only did you grow up but the world grow up and keeps on growing. Insert change so much when people first started doing this I mean we first and go camping early 60s before 65. That’s when you dug your own hole you could have a bathroom set up you could wrap tarps around a single section of trees with a hole in the center buckets and everything else set up without a pump. You can’t do that today. The world is just too crowded. My son always complaints because we don’t have family get together‘s like we used to. My mom and dad had a big house empty lot next-door. They would hold big family gathering all the aunts and uncles all the nieces and nephews friends and family their kids. There was no hassle with the neighbors. The only hassle they had was when they had to pull the pony keg off the back porch and put it inside. But nowadays families are so spread out and I will tell you all those and snuggles and all but maybe for others nieces nephews are gone. So there’s very little family now as much as he would love to have it. So, as I was saying, your families change the world changes you have to adapt starlings never had Starbucks Wi-Fi never had Wi-Fi shoot Tv was new in the 50s I remember when I first got her first oh, OK. I had to get up and change the channel physically who is no such thing as remote control. But I digress. You all have fun and be thankful you got the amenities that you have today and remember the amenities that will be available tomorrow. I pray that you have a great time. Enjoy every minute and remember there’s problems. There’s so much fun just being together and having fun.

@mannys4036 Год назад

What a wonderful and informative video. This will so helpful to anyone when considering bookdocking. What a great couple!

@polskigirl8547 5 месяцев назад

Quartzite …long term camping …you can stay from Oct to April for $175 one time fee…..try to avoid January as it is the peak of campers…

@slickwilly4613 11 месяцев назад

Thanks! I just crawled from under the rock I will living for the last 20 years and found these nuggets of information most useful! Where would we all be without your guidance? THANK YOU all knowing all seeing OZ.

@Spenttheirinheritance Год назад

Love all the tips... looking forward to years of boondocking...Hope to see you on the road again. It was great talking to you in Athens TX.

@AKvitanova Месяц назад

I am so glad I found your channel. You guys are so awesome!! Thank you.

@robindobiesz4006 Год назад

You guys are great, I love your honesty and the way you help others, truly inspiring! Thanks for another great video

@deeprollingriver52 8 месяцев назад

As a single female I use my SUV. No matter what size, it takes a LOT of planning

@clintstevenson1214 8 месяцев назад

Most Excellent video! You guys gave a few I didn't think of. Thank you!

@rltreasure 8 месяцев назад

Great information. Thanks for putting this together.

@utsandstone 7 месяцев назад

There are 4 large free areas at Quartzsite. Roadrunner, Dome Rock, Scadden wash and Hi Jolly. $40 for two weeks at long-term areas with dumpster and water.

@ogocomposttoilet 7 месяцев назад

Great video guys!! Defiantly showcasing a lot of information that is pertinent to boondocking. Of course, a compost toilet will help with waste management (definitely a biased opinion!) but overall, you guys have given some of the best and most practical tips. Keep on "taking that wheel" and enjoy your journey!

@TracyJ4418 Год назад

Hello Tanya & Dave , I really enjoyed watching this video today . It’s a fun way to see what you have been doing lately . Boondocking sounds like the way to go sometimes. If you are up to winging it. That would be me .The sunset was beautiful in this video . Keep on Turning It Up out there 💜💜

@crisg.5766 2 месяца назад

Great vibe and information on this channel, subbed. Looking forward to seeing more vids.

@SheltiesRule49 3 месяца назад

Thank you for that wealth of information! Boondocking and harvest host was presented like it’s such a valuable valuable thing. I’m glad you mention the downsides also! I’m new to being solo, so appreciate the info!

@jackiegunter6001 Год назад

Hey Tanya and Dave. Y'all are so funny, I just love it. Enjoy camping it's fun just remember to leave no trace so it'll be there for many more years so others can experience it also.

@tm8747 Год назад

i have also seen people using a rotating red or amber light on the top of the truck plugs in the cigerette lighter and let it flash, that light was spotted 5 miles from a plane that passed over us too. the trailer next to us had it on the top of his truck , his wife and my g/f were the one doing CPR on my friend. since then i got certified for CPR, thank god for that, my friend spend 3 weeks in the hospital and his better for the help.

@user-tl9oy9kq4h 4 месяца назад

Great stuff, advice and tips! We are 4 years out from getting a rig and touring the USA and soaking in as much information as possible. Subscribing! 😊

@sandrapicard422 Год назад

Glad to see you two are having some fun! Thanks for the tips!! Hey where did you both get your t-shirts?? I love them!!!

@karenbochinski 8 месяцев назад

Excellent video you guys are full of knowledge and have a great sense of humor

@Dragon_Rider 8 месяцев назад

First time viewer. Very well done! Thank you for the insight.

@jackstitt1395 7 месяцев назад

Great video guys! Love your wife's smile, it's infectious.

@susantreadway6585 Год назад

Thank you for all your hints and experiences! Love watching you two!

@LetsTurnItUpWorld Год назад

Our pleasure! Thank you for watching!

@yankeetown3739 7 месяцев назад

Been camping for 30 yrs. This is really good info and experience. Keep it up.

@LetsTurnItUpWorld 7 месяцев назад

Thanks so much!

@joannr3799 Год назад

Great tips, thanks for sharing! Love you two sweethearts!💕

@Sams911 8 месяцев назад

such a refreshingly a-typical couple ... And the info is priceless.. subscribing.

@Scorpio45Libra Год назад

Very useful information. Thanks for putting it out there for us! Stay safe! 💖

@LetsTurnItUpWorld Год назад

You’re very welcome Sheryl, thanks for watching!

@joen7xxx 8 месяцев назад

We have a High Frequency (shortwave) Ham Radio in our RV which offers us connectivity (including e-mail). There are numerous nets to check into periodically so we can stay connected with the outside world.

@jameslee5428 Год назад

You two just make me happy. Always great upbeat videos. PS I am a fan. Keep them coming.

@nassermj7671 8 месяцев назад

Great info. I had thought about this. Security & utility

@Nannasrevival 10 месяцев назад

Great tips and video. Loved it all, thank you ❤

@stacywilliams1710 9 месяцев назад

Thanks for the Information.

@defiantwarrior76 10 месяцев назад

Love the videos and your matter of fact honesty!

@melissajensen3166 Год назад

Way back, when I was married. My husband and I would boondock for about 2 weeks in the summer at our mining claim. We had a 22ft Winnie, class A. He made a pump to put in the creek so we could pump water up to refill the motor home. We did take a tow vehicle with us. That way if we had a breakdown, we could go to the parts store. We did have an outhouse so you can save on the black water tank! Except in the night!!! We had bears galore with cubs. Um no thanks. I’m not taking a gun to the pooper, in the dark!! Lol. We had like 4 other couples also join us. Awesome times. This was when we only had CB’S!

@LetsTurnItUpWorld Год назад

Wow, thanks so much for sharing Melissa! It sounds like great memories!! Yes, we agree about heading outside to the bathroom in the middle of the night with animals like bears around!

@marcolson4493 7 месяцев назад

Beautiful folks, great words Golden.

@LetsTurnItUpWorld 7 месяцев назад

Thank you Marc, we really appreciate it!

@uninxpeekster7971 7 месяцев назад

So funny when you guys laugh at the myths. Wonderful couple. Love to see you guys boondocking to newbies. Youll probably be laughing your heart out.❤

@user-hh6ex9md4w 6 месяцев назад

Great video on RV life! As a fellow outdoor enthusiast, I highly recommend the Segway Portable PowerStation Cube Series for your outdoor adventures. It offers massive power capacity, fast recharging, multiple output ports, and comprehensive protections. Plus, its waterproof technology ensures it can handle any adventure, rain or shine! Perfect for keeping your devices powered and enjoying quality family time in the great outdoors. Happy camping!

@gameaccount3420 8 месяцев назад

Truck Stops are good backup locations and they are everywhere. They also have showers, laundry, etc as they have to support Truckers also.

@carolbrucecollett Год назад

We love boondocking!! Great tips.

@mstberry56 22 дня назад

I finally watched this and I am getting ready to take control of that big ole wheel for the first time and it is about time.

@rosemariepennix Год назад

Great video great information for me, your videos are very educational you educate people about the ends and out of Vanlife and I think that’s awesome. Keep up the excellent work guys. Thanks for sharing.❤️❤️❤️🌎🌎🌎

@LetsTurnItUpWorld Год назад

You’re very welcome Rosemarie! We are glad that you find our videos helpful, and truly appreciate all your amazing support!

@nmartin5551 11 месяцев назад

Thanks for another great video!

@Rashnak66 Год назад

its easy to carry enough gas to power the generator for a long time. The limiting factor really is water/waste and propane in the winter. Personally the huge benefit of boondocking for me is the cost (zero!) and lack of rigid rules that comes with privacy. Gettin g started the first few nights was pretty scary but you get used to it quickly.

@OverlandOne 8 месяцев назад

Excellent points and very informative video. I think this will help a lot of people.

@LetsTurnItUpWorld 8 месяцев назад

Thanks so much, we really appreciate it!

@glendanorman781 Год назад

Good info! Thanks!

@craftingwithcharm7665 10 месяцев назад

I love that AC/DC t-shirt! Tanya, you always have on the coolest looking t-shirts! Thank you both for all the tips! Very informative indeed.❤

@paisley8519 7 месяцев назад

You two are awesome! Enjoyed your energy and info ~ thanks!

@LetsTurnItUpWorld 7 месяцев назад

Thanks so much! We are glad you enjoyed the video!

@bonniekaye Год назад

I love your honesty! ❤️❤️

@conceptcs 7 дней назад

You two are so cute together. Truly enjoyed your video.

@Repairguy2 7 месяцев назад

Great vid thanks

@zelphyrquarterman4629 6 месяцев назад

I love your channel. Dave I love to hear you call Tanya baby you say it with so much love. God bless you both. Stay safe out there.

@Carol-qy9tu Год назад

As always, excellent information!!!

@LetsTurnItUpWorld Год назад

Thanks Carol!

@prissilou Месяц назад

Thanks for the input! The hubs and I are looking forward to a little of the nomad lifestyle after 14+ years of raising 2 special needs grandkids. We're trying to learn all we can!

@T.R.R.Jolkien 8 месяцев назад

I can tell you guys have done this before… Great information to know to make informative decisions

@mikeb.7183 8 месяцев назад

Growing up camping at the beaches of Southern California the laws were always no overnight camping, but overnight parking was. So as long as awnings were in and chairs and tables were put away you were only parking, not camping. I guess the homeless and transient population has ruined that option for the rest of us.

@debbie7547 Год назад

Thank you, Tonya and Dave, for the tips. My husband and I want to try boon docking. If you all ever travel here to Maryland, I would yo meet up with you guys.

@mariepalkiewicz852 Год назад

EXCELLENT tips, as usual. Lovvvvve you guys! NJ

@LetsTurnItUpWorld Год назад

Thank you. We appreciate that. Have a great week!

@thomasdaturtle8216 8 месяцев назад

thanks for the good info

@CH-gc8hf 4 дня назад

We've never boondocked yet but I can see how boondocking and dry camping at a campground is similar to water restrictions. We've dry camped a lot and YES, I never leave home without those body wipes! They come in handy!

@robinmiller5256 Год назад

A big hello from Crystal Park, Montana!…and all the campgrounds are empty because of the rain! Cheers!

@lisafisher4688 7 месяцев назад

I love your video. You crack me up!

@joanies6778 7 месяцев назад

OMG... you two are hilarious! 😂 But you're making it real with great info.

@robertfoerster566 Месяц назад

I always thought as well. Don't be afraid to stop in a cheap old motel and get that spot in the morning!

@Ivanslav1 8 месяцев назад

Great video!!

@gregoryfrolov2537 8 месяцев назад

The song "down in the boondocks" started going through my head the moment you said boondocking. Lol😂

@kibblenbits 8 месяцев назад

Bottom line is, there is a big difference between people who jumped on the 'live in an RV/vehicle' bandwagon, and someone who is forced to do so to survive.