Most of our camping will be in state parks or KOAs, but a night or two under the stars just seems amazing to me and a great experience for the kids.
There are campsites that you can do under the stars with modern conveniences. We did KOA in Montana that yes, we saw the milky way in all its glory. We are doing Mesa Verde full hook up in their state park. I saw the pics. From the pics I can't believe a full hook up and the sites are under the stars. And yes, I can't wait to leave. 60 days and counting.
Our EU2000i Honda would not run our 13,500 A/C. We bought the other one a couple of years ago. The "twins" (as I call them) do a good job with the A/C.
I have never camped in the area you are going.
It will if you have a Micro Air soft start installed. I run my 15K on 1 2000 watt Yamaha inverter generator.
See link on # 13 post above.
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It will if you have a Micro Air soft start installed. I run my 15K on 1 2000 watt Yamaha inverter generator.
See link on # 13 post above.
I am willing to guess that any 2000 watt generator will not run the A/C over 4500 feet soft start or not. The thinner air will not give you the horse power that you get at lower elevations. One EU2000i would run the A/C at home in the driveway at 4200 feet, but when we get higher it would not run the A/C. Also the the single Honda was running as hard as it could. I do not like running any gas motor wide open for very long. Just my experance and my neighbor with his EU2000I.
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I’ve done a lot of camping in S Utah and have never used a campground and never had to pay. Buy a good map of the area. I have one called recreational map of SE Utah. Got it on Amazon. Farther you are from Moab the better. Must be self contained and have an absolutely reliable vehicle. Extra gas and water. No cell service. Boondocking heaven.
GladeCreekWy knows how to boondock! We have yet to meet, but if we do happen to be... I like the places you find! and some of the places you have been to are places where we have been... and are awesome
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