Black Series Campers Helps Family with Boondocking

CITY OF INDUSTRY, Calif. – With a busy schedule of juggling being a mom of three, military spouse, content creator, and nurse, Christy, is always looking for ways to maximize the amount of quality time spent traveling with her family while also saving money, according to a press release from Blackseries Campers.

When her family decided to get a BlackSeries HQ21 travel trailer, they made it their goal to skip out on RV resort fees and opt for boondocking sites that are family friendly as much as possible.

Boondocking Saves Money

As a family on a budget, they were super interested in experiencing firsthand how boondocking sites are a great way to save money on their RV trips. As travel trailer newbies, they had no idea that boondocking sites, which can be free or very inexpensive, were even an option.

According to KOA, the average cost of an RV site is $48 per night. By choosing boondocking sites, they have the potential to save hundreds of dollars on their trips, which has allowed them to travel more frequently and for longer periods.

BlackSeries HQ21 travel trailer has many features that make it perfect for boondocking. The solar panels, battery, and freshwater tank make it possible for them to live off-grid, while the storage and towing capacity make it easy to bring everything that is needed (which with three kids in tow can be a lot). One of the common favorite features is the outdoor kitchen, which can make any off-road destination a kitchen oasis. With the HQ21, camping can be comfortable for several days without needing to hook up to utilities.

2023 Boondocking Wishlist

There are several boondocking sites near Virginia Beach that are safe and family-friendly.

First Landing State Park Located right in Virginia Beach, Christy and her family have spent many beautiful family days at First Landing State Park but have never been able to take advantage of their campsites with electric and water hookups, which are perfect for RV camping. The park is also located near the beach, making it a great spot for water activities and beachcombing.

Assateague Island National Seashore
A bucket list location to camp within driving distance from Virginia Beach is Assateague Island. It is known for its beautiful wild horses roaming the beach. Can you imagine if they were running past your camper? A
DREAM!

George Washington and Jefferson National Forests and Pisgah National Forest
are two options in the area that offer free, primitive campsites. Dispersed camping is a great way to experience nature without having to pay resort fees or deal with crowds.

Harvest Hosts: If anyone is a fan of wine or beer, Harvest Hosts can be a great way to stay for free and save money on RV resort fees. With a membership, that can park RV at wineries, breweries, and other farm-based businesses around the country. New Kent Winery in Virginia is one option on the East Coast.

Tips for Successful Boondocking

To make the most of a boondocking experience, it is essential to follow some essential tips. One tip is to conserve water by bringing refillable containers and using disposable wipes instead of showering every day. Managing waste is also important, but the BlackSeries toilet and its large black water tank make this as convenient as home.

A family on a budget, benefits from boondocking by determining how much money they can save on family adventures with a BlackSeries HQ21 travel trailer. With its boondocking-friendly features, families can camp in remote, natural areas without sacrificing comfort or safety. By following tips like these, people can learn to explore boondocking sites near Virginia Beach,
and embark on an exciting and budget-friendly RV adventure.