Trailer Socks
Description: Boondocking has two main components: how you camp and where you camp. ‘Dry camping’ and ‘wild camping’ are two ways to describe the “how” of boondocking. When you boondock, there are no connections to water, electricity, and sewer like you’d find in a developed campground. There aren’t any bathrooms, water spigots, or picnic tables. It’s just you, your camper, and a piece of land to call your own for a night or two. Boondocking is generally free, though sometimes a permit is required.
Description: Do you like camping, getting away from it all, being out in nature, in the fresh air or out under the stars? A camper is your home away from home, your cabin on wheels, a sanctuary where one can escape bad weather or bugs. This design is the symbol for whatever your camper/trailer looks like and all the good times had on your adventures!
