The two most popular ways that people do laundry while boondocking is 1. drive into town and visit a laundromat, and 2. wash clothes by...
Generally speaking, no, you cannot wash an RV while camping at an Army Corps of Engineers campground. This is because the Army Corps of Enginees...
We’ve assembled 30 tips on how to make your RV’s water supply last for a month, or maybe even longer. If your goal is to...
Yes, composting toilets are allowed in LTVAs as long as you camp within 500 feet of a restroom facility, or have an additional permanent waste...
Finding where to take a shower is not that hard once you learn about your options. While most of them cost money, most of them...
A composting toilet stores its contents inside the toilet itself. The storage bin has a layer of natural, absorbent material that starts the composting process....
No, you cannot legally dump gray water on the ground in Arizona, unless you hold a permit. The State has laws under the Environmental Code...
The reasons why your RV black tanks fills up too fast have mostly to do with using too much fresh water in the toilet. But...
Our rule of thumb is 1-gallon for drinking per person, per day, and one more gallon per day for cooking, washing, and brushing teeth. How...
How much bleach to sanitize an RV water tank varies from one cup per 40 gallons of water tank capacity to one cup per 60...
Sanitizing an RV fresh water tank is pretty easy to do, you just need some common household bleach, a lot of water, and a garden...
No. It is not legal. Composted toilet waste is technically not “compost” simply because it takes at least 120 days or more to completely compost...
The short answer is, “No” you cannot dump grey water anywhere. However, there are places where it is legal to dump grey water the ground,...
Flushing the toilet with shower water is something many full time boondockers do to help conserve water use. They usually use a large plastic storage...
When boondocking, you take a shower just like you would when camped at an RV Park with full hookups. Taking a shower while boondocking doesn’t...
You can make water safer to drink primarily by sanitizing your fresh water tank, adding an inline filter, and tossing in some water purifying tablets....
Water purifying tablets are typically used by hikers who want to fill their canteens and bottles from a clear, running stream. These tablets will kill...
The only RV water filter that will make your water completely safe to drink is a “reverse osmosis water system”, and there are actually RO...
What happens if you see a dump station with a water faucet, but there is no sign telling you if its potable or not? How...
Finding an RV dump station with potable water is getting harder to do because of water rationing policies and increased liability risks. How to Find...
Yes, you can still flush the toilet when boondocking. Many boondockers do after every use. How often you flush the toilet is based on your...
Yes, you can still shower everyday when boondocking. However, most full time boondockers don’t. It’s really more a matter of water conservation. How often you...
Dumping your gray water, or emptying your gray tank, is generally only permitted on BLM managed lands, but may still be illegal by state law....