As once-secluded camping spots become less secluded, numerous small startup companies are making trailers and recreational vehicles designed for venturing far from paved — or even unpaved — roads
Often lots of neighbors. Sometimes noisy ones. Just like at home.That's why a lot of campers these days are enjoying the seclusion of"boondocking," or camping away from traditional campsites. And away from all those other campers."You drive around. You find yourself a spot, you don't have any services of any sort," said Amanda Watson who's been living in a 1998 Safari motorhome with her husband for eight years."That's what I consider boondocking.
They also have water tanks that hold enough clean water to last several days. Opus offers a hybrid model, too. For a starting price of $47,500, it's more like a traditional metal-bodied camping trailer with a cloth-walled extension that unfolds from the roof for extra space. The Airstream Basecamp 20X.Meanwhile, traditional RV companies have responded to the growing popularity of boondocking with their own models. Airstream recently introduced the Basecamp 20X.
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