Hello dear Tag owners!. I bought a 2021 Tag XL Boondock last summer I'm a grandmother who has owned a motorhome, Popup, Casita trailer and a large and small tent. I've had the unique pleasure of traveling thru all 50 states. (Not all in a camper)
My preference is: No bathroom because I don't want to fool with hoses, etc. Also, no kitchen inside the camper. I prefer to cook outside and the clamshell kitchen is perfect.
I decided that I didn't like the constant ice mess in the Yeti cooler so I bought a small refrigerator from Amazon that runs off car battery while on the road. I'm going to try it out this summer. Any suggestions for this?
I have a generator that I also bought from Amazon which I have chained and covered with a towel in front of storage box. I use the generator for microwave.
I decided to try disperse camping and used a site called Freecamping. I camped from July thru September when I came back to Austin to my apartment. I store the camper in the single car garage here at the complex.
The solar panel seemed to be defective and I had to have it replaced where I bought the Tag in Salida, CO. NuCamp paid for my hotel room while it was replaced. I also learned that the heater runs off of a remote! Even Nucamp didn't tell me about that when I couldn't figure out why it didn't work. The dealer thought it was broken, but NO! It works off the remote that came with the TAG.
The solar is great and will work the lights and propane stove for about a week. I have an app that I use constantly to make sure the solar is working properly.
Safety; I'm careful not to be too remote and if I can park next to someone else or certainly nearby, I will. I also have an app that lets my family know where I am. I bought a clam six person shelter that I can put up myself in about five minutes. I also have a changing room with a portable potty. I also have stayed in RV parks and have used their facilities. I much prefer boon docking for the quiet and beauty of places I visited.
I'm happy to find this forum and hope to hear from you single folks!