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| Above, dry camping in Quartzsite, Arizona. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
With people buying and renting RVs in record numbers, it should not come as a surprise that campgrounds and RV parks with full hook-ups are booked solid. So all one can do in these circumstances is to dry camp somewhere.
In that case, there are some steps needed to be taken in preparation and RV Travel has an article on what to do.
They start with:
No power? No hookups? Be prepared! We are anticipating a few days dry camping without any hookups in 97-degree heat. Yes, there really is campground crowding on the weekends in Minnesota with no hookup sites available within 100 miles. I am getting everything ready and realized that I should be prepared for a power outage at any time.
To read more, go here.
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