Hookups, hot showers, easy nights.
Developed Campground
For RV parks and developed campgrounds with full or partial hookups. Skip the off-grid weight, lean into comfort.
Reservations & Paperwork
0/3Reservation confirmation printed/saved
Campground rules & check-in times noted
Pet policy reviewed
Hookups
0/630/50 amp power cord + adapters
Surge protector / EMS
Fresh water hose (drinking-safe)
Water pressure regulator
Sewer hose + clear elbow + support
Disposable gloves for dump
Camp Setup
0/5Leveling blocks + wheel chocks
Outdoor rug + chairs + table
Awning + tie-downs
String lights (because vibes)
Welcome mat / boot brush
Tools
0/10Multi-tool / Leatherman
Hammer + rubber mallet
Screwdriver set
Duct tape
Electrical tape
Zip ties (assorted)
Hose clamps
Spare fuses
Work gloves
Headlamp
Kitchen
0/5Coffee + filters + grinder
Pantry basics for meals
Cooler restocked with ice
Reusable dishes + dish soap
Trash bags
One-pot meals are a love language.
Pre-chop at home. Pre-portion proteins into freezer bags. Future-you, after a long drive, will whisper thank you to past-you who took ten minutes the night before.
More on The Sol WandererBath & Comfort
0/4Shower caddy + flip-flops
Quick-dry towels
Toiletries + sunscreen
Laundry bag + quarters
Tech & Connect
0/3Wi-Fi extender / hotspot
Chargers (phone, watch, camera)
Streaming login passwords
Dogs
0/4Leash + extended tie-out
Waste bags
Crate or pen for unattended time
Treats + bowl
Two Weimaraners taught me everything about pace.
Dogs need a routine the road tries to steal. Same wake-up window, a real morning walk, water you can reach without thinking. The pace is theirs, then yours.
More on The Sol WandererSafety
0/3First aid kit
Fire extinguisher
Flashlight for bathhouse runs
The boring stuff is the brave stuff.
Check tire pressure cold. Walk around the camper before every drive. Inspect hitch and chains. The dramatic stories all start with someone skipping the boring stuff.
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