Hey everyone...
Having a very good experience boondocking around San Francisco and the East Bay. Had some questions arise...
My registration with the state of Texas expires end of July. I like being registered there because I have my permanent address in Dallas, but it would be arduous and expensive to drive back over Texas state lines to get my RV inspected.
I called the help line and there appears to be no other way - I must drive the RV back to Texas for the registration inspection.
I have friends in California whose address I can use to register here. I think that will be expensive.
A friend once told me registering in South Dakota has advantages. I'm not clear on that yet.
Can anyone suggest the best solution for where to register? I have no plans to leave California.
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Secondly, speaking of that, can anyone recommend a dump site around San Francisco or Oakland? I found one spot called Trailer Villa, and it was a long drive south and a $25 fee.
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Lastly, can anyone recommend a water source that doesn't come out in a trickle? The best I've done so far is a gas station in Albany, and I've struck out on a couple other gas stations.
Thanks for any info...
Having a very good experience boondocking around San Francisco and the East Bay. Had some questions arise...
My registration with the state of Texas expires end of July. I like being registered there because I have my permanent address in Dallas, but it would be arduous and expensive to drive back over Texas state lines to get my RV inspected.
I called the help line and there appears to be no other way - I must drive the RV back to Texas for the registration inspection.
I have friends in California whose address I can use to register here. I think that will be expensive.
A friend once told me registering in South Dakota has advantages. I'm not clear on that yet.
Can anyone suggest the best solution for where to register? I have no plans to leave California.
2.
Secondly, speaking of that, can anyone recommend a dump site around San Francisco or Oakland? I found one spot called Trailer Villa, and it was a long drive south and a $25 fee.
3.
Lastly, can anyone recommend a water source that doesn't come out in a trickle? The best I've done so far is a gas station in Albany, and I've struck out on a couple other gas stations.
Thanks for any info...