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Hi, you had asked for feedback re blocking off your Boondocking spot so other campers don't by park to close by or on your boondocking site. Since you guys are brand new to Boondocking you should hold off doing that. Give it some time to see how it plays out. On your first Boondocking stop you had bad luck, but honestly that doesn't happen too often at all. Hasn't happened us at all when there is plenty of open space! Majority of campers are very mindful of space and where to stop. It honestly is a little rude to block unless your saving a spot for another camper yet to arrive to your spot. Leave it be and go with the flow! Happy Camping!
Going to agree to disagree with you about blocking the road into the area. IF there are spots farther back that can't be accessed because you blocked it off, then you are in the wrong. And I believe you said there WERE some other sites farther in, so I think you're wrong in this instance. If the road is really into a single site, then blocking it fine. Just my humble opinion. I have 1,320 watts of solar and six Battleborn batteries on my S- Class Solitude and have been able to go multiple days. Gray tanks are my only limiting factor.
Thanks for your comments Lynd. It was not an access road, just a campsite with room for other campers. Anyone coming in would be within 30 feet of us....and that's too close.
@@EnjoyTheJourneyLife If you can't deal with others parking in the same area that is designed for multiple campers, than make some real decisions about what you are doing. Maybe move on to some desert spot where you live by yourself on your own little piece of land surrounded by no one.
Yea.if your camping at a so called dead end spot with no roads behind you. That's fine .but if you're blocking an access road. That keeps going behind. That's wrong.,and remember you don't own the forest..you can block access roads!!!!!
I understand why you want seclusion, but because of politics and channels like yours, there are far more people out and looking for places to stay. We've been long term since late January in Florida, and we've seen first hand how many people are going permanent. As these numbers grow, site scrounging seems a somewhat selfish. Again, I totally understand it, but what do you expect when it's now being glorified as a lifestyle?
Love the spot. We are retired so we love boondocking. I definitely would camp in that area! We stayed in town at that RV park and yeah way better boondocking.
Though I agree with your sediments I would have to say blocking the road would fall under one of two categories. 1) it would be illegal to block the road if it’s an actual road under the Forest Service system. You could be ticketed or towed. 2) what right do you have of blocking the public from public land. That’s called being a jerk and driving Rangers crazy from complaints from the public who have to deal with individuals who treat public land as their own. It’s not your personal land. What your doing is violating public use regulations.
Im sure someone else has told you that that wasnt carabo, that was an Elk in fact it appeared it was a her Elk...Carabo you will see in Alaska but not in Arizona or Utah...just a little info note...Rick
On blocking your site off from unwanted "extra" neighbors, I say go for it! I wouldn't want others to set up camp too close to me, either. Especially when there are several other places they can choose from 😉
We activated WiFi on our Jeep, why haven’t you? 😉 The spot with the Momentum, probably a guy like my husband, he carries his telescoping ladder, ax and saw......he trims the branches as needed. We’ll be visiting the Grand Canyon in a few weeks. Thank you.
Welcome to boondocking! It is a wonderful way to enjoy nature. Couple of pointers though so you do not piss off other boondockers. Do not block a road like that, even if it seems to be a side road. Many of those side roads are used by atv’s and there may be other sites farther in that other campers can get to. Sounds like you had a bad experience with your first time boondocking. Most people are respectful about it. Do not run your generator after dark or early in the morning! Usually 8am to 8 pm or dark is a safe time. People want to enjoy nature and a generator ruins the quiet. The sound can travel a long distance when it is peaceful and quiet. A signal booster is almost a must if you boondock a lot. Last summer it really helped us especially with a teenager. I know, they should enjoy nature! But, our sanity was saved!!! Go out and have fun! Looks like you guys are really enjoying it! Boondocking is our preferred way to camp.
Tusayan is pronounced Too-see-on. :) I know it's sometimes difficult to pronounce some of the city / area names. I'm from Florida and I've lived in Texas, California (southern and northern), and I currently live in Phoenix, AZ. In California, sometimes you pronounce the word with English sounding vowels and sometimes with Spanish sounding vowels, same in Texas. In Florida, as in Arizona, not only do you have the Spanish/English vowel issues, you also have the Native American pronunciations to contend with. And you can go on for days with the differences in how vowels are pronounced in the various Native American languages/dialects. And I know about the pain of the entrances being closed. We went up to Flagstaff in the fall of 2020 and drove about 1 hour to the Canyon just to discover that entrance was closed. So another 1 hour back to Flagstaff just to drive to the other entrance, an 1 1/2 away. So it took twice as long to get there! LOL I love when you come to Arizona! I find out about so many places I didn't know about that I'd love to visit.
That is a fabulous spot, blocking the road is fine. If the area was packed and people were backed up to find a place to camp, sharing would be appropriate....
When there are plenty of spaces available for others to camp I see no problem with blocking off your campsite with your rig. Seems like there are always those that go out there and park right next to you when there are other spaces at a distance. I know they are afraid of camping by themselves but it's not cool. Thanks for sharing this information.
It’s encouraging to see your large rig out there Boondocking! If I had one suggestion for Boondocking with large tree canopy cover, it would be using a deployable suitcase solar panel…
With all those solar panels you should be able to go weeks without ever running out of power you’ll never need to run that generator if you watch it I have 630 W and have never lost full power each of my panels has 210 W I Love my solar
So you know, there are no longer any wild caribou in the lower 48...unfortunately. To see caribou head way way north...Alaska has a plenty along with Canada.
The coyotes could have been in the main video instead of the bloopers cause that was COOL!! And, it was so nice to see you guys hugging at the Grand Canyon.
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Nice spot! A little too close for us to the road but now we understand you require a signal at each stop to work. You asked and I will be as delicate as possible with my answer. Do NOT block the road Especially if there are additional sites beyond you or around you. That is just outright RUDE. SAFETY FIRST, remember an emergency vehicle might have to come down that road. (It could be you who needs HELP). If you don't want to be close to anyone, seek out another site further away. MOVE if anyone is too close to you. Understand the closer you are to the a MAIN ROAD, the larger chance other people will be just as close as you. Think, WHY did you pick out this particular spot? Well, others may need the same requirements. Many people want a fast "get out" of a spot close to the main road too. Please please don't block that is NOT the polite way of doing Boondocking. It will give us BOONDOCKING RIGS A VERY BAD REPUTATION.
When we stayed at the Grand Canyon (several years ago) in our RV, we were told not to leave our blk water sewage hose out during the day because the large blk birds would peck holes in the hose. Well that was after the fact, we had to replace it, they had pecked holes all in it...........
If you had the only camp site there, the truck blocking entry would be fine. But if there were other spots, no. At first, I thought you were in Alaska when I heard Caribou. Then I saw it was an Elk. Lol.
Hilarious how you think glamping is boondocking. If you don't want to be around others then find a place away from others or just buy a plot of land and play there. Curious when you say you're blocking then say well, not really in the comments... You showed there's been fires there - might rethink if you would be blocking an emergency vehicle even to get to an injured hiker.
@@EnjoyTheJourneyLife Why be so defensive? You made the video and asked! I've camped & backpacked all around the US - Natl forests, BLM & state areas & i like the places that glampers wouldn't dare go! LOL Hummm. btw, think an ambulance & firetruck might be a bit bigger than a jeep!
@@hshalom9113 I'm with H Shalom, I think what they did was wrong. No one has the "right" to block access just so they can have an shared area all to them self. Unless they pay for all the spots in the area.
I thought boondocking was to get away from the internet grid. Okay anyways... Love the attitude of your queen of your double-wide. Would most definitely camp in that location around there. Thanks for sharing.
Sounds like you guys are running your inverter 24/7. That wastes power very quickly because the inverter is using current just to be on even when no appliance is being used. Check to see if your inverter has a standby mode where it will only use current when there is a draw. Even better turn it off and only use 12 volt circuits till you need the 120. Then turn it on, use the appliance and turn it off. That will triple your battery capacity even with no sunshine.
When you go to Page ... hike The Cathedral Wash trail at Lees Ferry down near Navajo Bridge... it was the coolest hike we did while in Arizona a few weeks back.
We want to get back to the Grand Canyon and prefer to boondock, so thanks for sharing how great and plentiful spots are. Yes, we would camp there for sure. 👍👍😎
I love how the links for the Solar system you use go to exact product! Thanks so much! We will definitely do this to explore beautiful grounds without feeling like we have to use a Yeti and never bathe, LOL
Definitely look into Lassen National Forrest and Lassen Volcanic Park. Northeastern California. It's gorgeous and so many beautiful lakes nearby. The closest towns are Chester and Susanville California. It's my backyard and although we are ready for a change of scenery we still love it.
Have you got your name down for Starlink internet? They are working on a mobile/RV sat receiver dish and I reckon you guys would make a great test for them?
I’m really hoping this video was shot weeks ago because all AZ national forests are in stage 1 fire restrictions meaning no wood burning fires. Our poor forests are so dry and our fire season started extra early this year 😭 Love love boondocking in Northern AZ ❤️
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Tom, What forum do I go to on your channel to ask you a question about an item that I saw on your old rig? I just don't want to bore someone else with the question on this channel.
Have fun in Page. We stayed there a couple years ago. Like you said, lots to see around there. Also the four corners area isn't too far. If you can arrange to visit Antelope Canyon, that is great.
Wife and I stayed on FR328 for a week in Oct 2019. Incredible just as you've described. Actually happen to overlap Jason and Rae (Getaway Couple) and got to meet them boondocking in same spot. Hopefully see you guys on the road sometime. Love the content.
You found my favorite spot! How cool was it? We would have stayed much longer, if our furnace hadn’t stopped working. We found this place, through Campendium. Excellent area.
Hello, the fam & I are looking into boondocking here in a few months. Is it safe to leave your rv here while you go visit grand canyon or do you pack up & take your rv with you?
Would love to camp there in fact i want to head that way and you did say kibab correctly. Beautiful spot and i do want to go there. I want to know how you do also in the lake powel area as i want to do some fishing and relaxing ...good job...
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Where y'all at today guys.... did you head to Tombstone or which way?
Love it! Those “caribou” are elk though. 🤣🤣
My thought exactly. Elk are so much bigger than caribou. Give him this one since no antlers.
That what I was going to say. lol
Haha we were back and forth on that one, thanks for clarifying! Initially I thought Tom was talking about a coffee shop 😂😂
@@EnjoyTheJourneyLife hahhahaha, that’s awesome! They do have good coffee though. 👀
@@markreynolds9570 Not anymore the last 12 from the Selkirks have been gone late 2019. So disappointing we extirpated another species
I don't think I would block an entrance myself. I'd be concerned that someone would get mad and vandalize my truck during the night.
Hi, you had asked for feedback re blocking off your Boondocking spot so other campers don't by park to close by or on your boondocking site.
Since you guys are brand new to Boondocking you should hold off doing that. Give it some time to see how it plays out. On your first Boondocking stop you had bad luck, but honestly that doesn't happen too often at all. Hasn't happened us at all when there is plenty of open space! Majority of campers are very mindful of space and where to stop.
It honestly is a little rude to block unless your saving a spot for another camper yet to arrive to your spot. Leave it be and go with the flow! Happy Camping!
Yes, campfire, boondocking in the high forest, adult beverage. Can't get much better than that!
Going to agree to disagree with you about blocking the road into the area. IF there are spots farther back that can't be accessed because you blocked it off, then you are in the wrong. And I believe you said there WERE some other sites farther in, so I think you're wrong in this instance. If the road is really into a single site, then blocking it fine. Just my humble opinion.
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Thanks for your comments Lynd. It was not an access road, just a campsite with room for other campers. Anyone coming in would be within 30 feet of us....and that's too close.
@@EnjoyTheJourneyLife If you can't deal with others parking in the same area that is designed for multiple campers, than make some real decisions about what you are doing. Maybe move on to some desert spot where you live by yourself on your own little piece of land surrounded by no one.
Id put my truck and some logs in the way. Some people are clueless when it comes to space.
dont ever leave usa please
Yea.if your camping at a so called dead end spot with no roads behind you. That's fine .but if you're blocking an access road. That keeps going behind. That's wrong.,and remember you don't own the forest..you can block access roads!!!!!
I'm with you, I think it is a wrong to block access just so you can have area to yourself when the area is not a single site spot.
I don’t even have to watch it; I always like your videos. Thanks so much!
I agree on the boondocking.
I understand why you want seclusion, but because of politics and channels like yours, there are far more people out and looking for places to stay. We've been long term since late January in Florida, and we've seen first hand how many people are going permanent. As these numbers grow, site scrounging seems a somewhat selfish. Again, I totally understand it, but what do you expect when it's now being glorified as a lifestyle?
Love your intro. Especially, the part you both dancing and hugging. Beautiful view.
that was the most sweet part
Love the spot. We are retired so we love boondocking. I definitely would camp in that area! We stayed in town at that RV park and yeah way better boondocking.
Usually when the coyotes are yipping like that it means they found some "dinner". 😉
Though I agree with your sediments I would have to say blocking the road would fall under one of two categories. 1) it would be illegal to block the road if it’s an actual road under the Forest Service system. You could be ticketed or towed. 2) what right do you have of blocking the public from public land. That’s called being a jerk and driving Rangers crazy from complaints from the public who have to deal with individuals who treat public land as their own. It’s not your personal land. What your doing is violating public use regulations.
Heck yeah. I know how you feel. When we go tent camping others tend to gravitate toward us and I hate it. Block that entrance until you leave👍👍👍
Im sure someone else has told you that that wasnt carabo, that was an Elk in fact it appeared it was a her Elk...Carabo you will see in Alaska but not in Arizona or Utah...just a little info note...Rick
I would DEFINITELY camp there! Great spot with peace and quiet! Aren’t those coyotes terrifying at night? They sound so close!
@@lukethomas4821 Great! Thanks for asking. Hope you are doing well!
Yes, I plan on boondocking on FR302 this October. Stoping at the grand canyon, Sedona then Phoenix race track for the finals nascar race. Thanks Don
Love Nascar sounds like a great trip to Arizona!
Welcome to the life of boondocking and not cramped RV parks. I would love to boondocking when ever I get my RV.
On blocking your site off from unwanted "extra" neighbors, I say go for it! I wouldn't want others to set up camp too close to me, either. Especially when there are several other places they can choose from 😉
Do you boondock?
We activated WiFi on our Jeep, why haven’t you? 😉
The spot with the Momentum, probably a guy like my husband, he carries his telescoping ladder, ax and saw......he trims the branches as needed.
We’ll be visiting the Grand Canyon in a few weeks. Thank you.
The coyotes got dinner, hear them every morning where I live 😳😳
Welcome to boondocking! It is a wonderful way to enjoy nature.
Couple of pointers though so you do not piss off other boondockers. Do not block a road like that, even if it seems to be a side road. Many of those side roads are used by atv’s and there may be other sites farther in that other campers can get to. Sounds like you had a bad experience with your first time boondocking. Most people are respectful about it.
Do not run your generator after dark or early in the morning! Usually 8am to 8 pm or dark is a safe time. People want to enjoy nature and a generator ruins the quiet. The sound can travel a long distance when it is peaceful and quiet.
A signal booster is almost a must if you boondock a lot. Last summer it really helped us especially with a teenager. I know, they should enjoy nature! But, our sanity was saved!!!
Go out and have fun! Looks like you guys are really enjoying it! Boondocking is our preferred way to camp.
Sounds like Cheri might be slowly turning into mountain tribe, hee hee. Jayman...
Tusayan is pronounced Too-see-on. :) I know it's sometimes difficult to pronounce some of the city / area names. I'm from Florida and I've lived in Texas, California (southern and northern), and I currently live in Phoenix, AZ. In California, sometimes you pronounce the word with English sounding vowels and sometimes with Spanish sounding vowels, same in Texas. In Florida, as in Arizona, not only do you have the Spanish/English vowel issues, you also have the Native American pronunciations to contend with. And you can go on for days with the differences in how vowels are pronounced in the various Native American languages/dialects.
And I know about the pain of the entrances being closed. We went up to Flagstaff in the fall of 2020 and drove about 1 hour to the Canyon just to discover that entrance was closed. So another 1 hour back to Flagstaff just to drive to the other entrance, an 1 1/2 away. So it took twice as long to get there! LOL
I love when you come to Arizona! I find out about so many places I didn't know about that I'd love to visit.
Just put solar on my rig but last summer spent 2 months boondocking in Island Park just outside of Yellowstone.
Looks like a dandy spot to camp your lucky to find it
Nice! Thanks for showing it to us.
Solar is a game changer it's awesome!!
🤯 Whoah... LOVE IT!!! Hadn't considered this area before!
Agree 100% about camping in your own space and respecting other’s privacy. It’s an unwritten rule
That is a fabulous spot, blocking the road is fine. If the area was packed and people were backed up to find a place to camp, sharing would be appropriate....
When there are plenty of spaces available for others to camp I see no problem with blocking off your campsite with your rig. Seems like there are always those that go out there and park right next to you when there are other spaces at a distance. I know they are afraid of camping by themselves but it's not cool. Thanks for sharing this information.
It’s encouraging to see your large rig out there Boondocking! If I had one suggestion for Boondocking with large tree canopy cover, it would be using a deployable suitcase solar panel…
With all those solar panels you should be able to go weeks without ever running out of power you’ll never need to run that generator if you watch it I have 630 W and have never lost full power each of my panels has 210 W I Love my solar
So you know, there are no longer any wild caribou in the lower 48...unfortunately. To see caribou head way way north...Alaska has a plenty along with Canada.
The coyotes could have been in the main video instead of the bloopers cause that was COOL!! And, it was so nice to see you guys hugging at the Grand Canyon.
yes as the others have said those are Elk, and the Coyotes found something to eat
One thing a lot of us would like to know is what was the cost of your upgrade with your solar and your battery system? Thomyt
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Nice spot! A little too close for us to the road but now we understand you require a signal at each stop to work. You asked and I will be as delicate as possible with my answer. Do NOT block the road Especially if there are additional sites beyond you or around you. That is just outright RUDE.
SAFETY FIRST, remember an emergency vehicle might have to come down that road. (It could be you who needs HELP).
If you don't want to be close to anyone, seek out another site further away. MOVE if anyone is too close to you.
Understand the closer you are to the a MAIN ROAD, the larger chance other people will be just as close as you. Think, WHY did you pick out this particular spot? Well, others may need the same requirements.
Many people want a fast "get out" of a spot close to the main road too.
Please please don't block that is NOT the polite way of doing Boondocking. It will give us BOONDOCKING RIGS A VERY BAD REPUTATION.
Good info and yes we would camp there.
isn't that an elk not a caribou?
they both taste good 👍
When we stayed at the Grand Canyon (several years ago) in our RV, we were told not to leave our blk water sewage hose out during the day because the large blk birds would peck holes in the hose. Well that was after the fact, we had to replace it, they had pecked holes all in it...........
Thanks for the video. We are near Kingman heading to the Williams area tomorrow.
Always worth a laugh - “Caribou” yea right! and that was at 2:45 into the vid...
If you had the only camp site there, the truck blocking entry would be fine. But if there were other spots, no.
At first, I thought you were in Alaska when I heard Caribou. Then I saw it was an Elk. Lol.
F-450 Parking = Like a BOSS! 👍🏼
Hilarious how you think glamping is boondocking.
If you don't want to be around others then find a place away from others or just buy a plot of land and play there.
Curious when you say you're blocking then say well, not really in the comments... You showed there's been fires there - might rethink if you would be blocking an emergency vehicle even to get to an injured hiker.
Thanks for your comments. It's a campsite, not a trail head. Besides, you could drive around our truck if you wanted to. We did with the Jeep.
@@EnjoyTheJourneyLife Why be so defensive? You made the video and asked!
I've camped & backpacked all around the US - Natl forests, BLM & state areas & i like the places that glampers wouldn't dare go!
LOL Hummm. btw, think an ambulance & firetruck might be a bit bigger than a jeep!
@@hshalom9113 I'm with H Shalom, I think what they did was wrong. No one has the "right" to block access just so they can have an shared area all to them self. Unless they pay for all the spots in the area.
That area is the best!!! We used to go there alot, may have to give it another shot
I thought boondocking was to get away from the internet grid.
Okay anyways...
Love the attitude of your queen of your double-wide.
Would most definitely camp in that location around there.
Thanks for sharing.
Nope. It means privacy. Internet is a part of our daily lives in soooooo many ways from working, scouting, weather, emergencies etc.
Such great info on your spot.
Thanks for watching!
Sounds like you guys are running your inverter 24/7. That wastes power very quickly because the inverter is using current just to be on even when no appliance is being used. Check to see if your inverter has a standby mode where it will only use current when there is a draw. Even better turn it off and only use 12 volt circuits till you need the 120. Then turn it on, use the appliance and turn it off. That will triple your battery capacity even with no sunshine.
Thank you. 😊.
Where is Barney Fife when you need him/her?
Love the crown. I love boondocking too! Thanks for all the spots near the Grand Canyon.
When you go to Page ... hike The Cathedral Wash trail at Lees Ferry down near Navajo Bridge... it was the coolest hike we did while in Arizona a few weeks back.
is t that where The Brady Bunch camped on the Grand Canyon episode?
Lots of elk here in Arizona
We want to get back to the Grand Canyon and prefer to boondock, so thanks for sharing how great and plentiful spots are. Yes, we would camp there for sure. 👍👍😎
Can't wait to hear about your Page, AZ experience. I've heard Lake Powell is SO low this year, but it's still a beautiful location.
I love how the links for the Solar system you use go to exact product! Thanks so much! We will definitely do this to explore beautiful grounds without feeling like we have to use a Yeti and never bathe, LOL
Happy Trails. Enjoy Lake Powell.
Great video!
Definitely look into Lassen National Forrest and Lassen Volcanic Park. Northeastern California. It's gorgeous and so many beautiful lakes nearby. The closest towns are Chester and Susanville California. It's my backyard and although we are ready for a change of scenery we still love it.
Again those are Elk!
Going on our RV trip in two weeks on oir way to the grand canyon... First time👍 love to know about this places to spend the night 🌉. TKS
Have you got your name down for Starlink internet? They are working on a mobile/RV sat receiver dish and I reckon you guys would make a great test for them?
Love your spot. Boondocked near williams with 36 foot class A. Have solar, lithium, love it like you guys do. Enjoy , thanks Larry Miller
Love the video. But then again I love them all. What time of year did you visit the Grand Canyon?
No way I am sharing my favorite free spot, I do not want too many campers up there.
I’m really hoping this video was shot weeks ago because all AZ national forests are in stage 1 fire restrictions meaning no wood burning fires. Our poor forests are so dry and our fire season started extra early this year 😭 Love love boondocking in Northern AZ ❤️
Been there!
Awesome spot& video ! 👍🏻👍🏻✌🏻
OK, so looking at the dyrt thinking about subscribing but I don’t see any of these Boondocking spots on there?
Thanks for the question Craig. We actually show on the video using The Dyrt Pro app to find these sites. It's a 90 day free trial to check it out enjoythejourney.life/dyrt
Do you still have your lectric bikes?
Yes, they are awesome!
You two need to go Boondock at Lake Mead there's water beaches and mountains and you can ride your bikes
Another great video! Thanks ❤😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
Tom, What forum do I go to on your channel to ask you a question about an item that I saw on your old rig? I just don't want to bore someone else with the question on this channel.
Looks like Big Foot country.
That's an Elk, not a Caribou, Tom. Great video, keep up the good work.
Yes those are elk not Caribou and blocking the entrance with the truck I think it’s acceptable. Thomyt
I would camp there
Yes siree block the entrance, if there are plenty of other spots. That was crazy the pop up camper so close to you at that other spot, geesh.
Always love your adventures and thanks for sharing great sceneries all across North America. Love from 🇨🇦.
cool!!!!!
We will be staying at the Raptor Ranch rv park this coming Friday and Saturday night. Maybe we will see you there
Have fun in Page. We stayed there a couple years ago. Like you said, lots to see around there. Also the four corners area isn't too far. If you can arrange to visit Antelope Canyon, that is great.
Wife and I stayed on FR328 for a week in Oct 2019. Incredible just as you've described. Actually happen to overlap Jason and Rae (Getaway Couple) and got to meet them boondocking in same spot. Hopefully see you guys on the road sometime. Love the content.
Excited to learn about boondocks at grand canyon
Did you leave your rv there & go visit the grand canyon or did you take your rv with you?
How does that solar work in the shade
Great Video!! Enjoy... It looks awesome!
Thank you for the video, very helpful info. Happy trails!!! ⛺️😊❤️
Great job guys - it's good to see you in my back doors...Zion is my home.
Very informative.. We're definitely more interested now in enjoying the boondocking experience and having the privacy!
Love the tiera. I just think they are so fun! Thanks for sharing! 🖖🏻👍🏻🙏🏻😘
Why drive a separate vehicle? Ie Jeep
You found my favorite spot! How cool was it? We would have stayed much longer, if our furnace hadn’t stopped working. We found this place, through Campendium. Excellent area.
Hello, the fam & I are looking into boondocking here in a few months. Is it safe to leave your rv here while you go visit grand canyon or do you pack up & take your rv with you?
Would love to camp there in fact i want to head that way and you did say kibab correctly. Beautiful spot and i do want to go there. I want to know how you do also in the lake powel area as i want to do some fishing and relaxing ...good job...