Camping

We have a permanently parked 25-foot travel trailer built-in 1979 at a private campground in Indiana.

 

We added a 3-foot deep “stick” bump-out (two by fours and plaster) while replacing the tiny RV entryway with a 6-foot sliding glass door.

 

At some point, I lopped off the trailer hitch (ergo permanently parked) which made room in the adjacent shed for a 5 foot counter with stainless sink while having a conventional propane range and refrigerator.

 

Whether you are a survivalist or not, you probably know that there are three things humans need to survive.

1. Ability to control our body’s temperature (Clothing)
2. Water (it’s hard to live without water for more than 2 days)
3. Food

 

Having an RV that we spend two or three days at a time in (we have high-speed Internet so we are always tuned in to our customers), running water is essential.

 

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