Less plugged in.
More out there.
Know your power. Stretch your water. Find your next campsite. Simple guides and free tools for RV adventures without hookups.
Free planning toolsNo signup required
Know before you go.
Three free calculators to help you understand your rig’s limits before you leave the pavement.
How long will your battery last?
Turn your battery capacity and daily power use into an off-grid runtime estimate.
Calculate battery lifeMake every gallon count.
See whether fresh water, gray water, or your black tank will limit your stay.
Plan your waterFind your solar sweet spot.
Estimate the panel wattage needed to replace the power you use each day.
Size your solarNo hookups.
Plenty of possibilities.
Dry camping means staying in your RV without connecting to electricity, water, or sewer. It can be a quiet forest campground, a permitted overnight stop, or a remote public-land site. The essentials are the same: bring what you need, know what you use, and have a way out.
Read the beginner’s guide ↗Better prepared. Further afield.
Plain-English answers to the questions that come up before your first—or next—night off-grid.
Your first night without hookups
A straightforward plan for water, power, waste, and a comfortable first trip.
Dry camping vs. boondocking
What the terms actually mean—and what they tell you about a campsite.
Find a place worth waking up in
Start with official maps, check access, and arrive with a backup plan.
The before-you-go checklist
An interactive, printable list to take you from driveway to campsite.
A good trip starts in the driveway.
Water filled. Batteries charged. Route checked. Keep the essentials in one place.