>>2591217My neighbor has something like this and I have visited them when they are out camping in it. From my observation what you see in the pic is not what these sorts of people camp with.
They have the stuff you see...BIg ass RV, presumably a dually diesel to pull it parked off to the side, a bike for each person. Fold out chairs. Gas grill. A potted plant for some reason. Couple of yappy ass dogs.
But they also will have an electric UTV because who wants to pedal a bike up a hill? Christmas lights to string all over the place. A gas powered fryer. A gas powered smoker. Few spare gas cylinders.
A fold open shelter to put over the picnic table. More chairs for guests. A couple of rugs so don't have to walk on grass or dirt. Solar panel. Extension cords to plug everything in. Bluetooth speakers. A sign that has words on it...something about camping. A blender. Several Yeti coolers for ice.
Full size bottles of alcohol, most often Jack Daniels and flavored vodka.
Another couple of coolers for beer.
Electric scooter.
A hammock.
Jacks and leveling stands.
A cordless vacuum.
A fire pit and bundles of wood bought at one of the gas stations they stopped at.
Some kind of game they set up on the grass that no one plays for more than a few minutes, like lawn darts.
A blood pressure monitor to check for heart attacks.
A second vehicle with trailer to haul the UTV.
Road flares.
Few extra trash cans so they don't have to walk to the camp site trash can.
Plastic bins full of food, such as hamburger buns.
Incredible amounts of toilet paper.
Entire home toolset for when things on the camper break.
Handheld radios, to communicate with the old lady so you don't hit anything backing into your paved spot in the event your site is not pull through.
Battery powered personal fans.
Bug spray.
Bug candles.
Bug zapper.
Wasp spray.
Bug bite medicine.
Rat poison.
This is largely an exercise of keeping up with the other campers, gear wise.
