2018 Airstream Basecamp 16'

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What flexibility is available for picking up and dropping off the RV?

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We are happy to do our best to accommodate early pickup and late drop-off with advanced notice prior to your departure.

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How do the electric, water and sewage hook up work while setting up at the campground?

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Some parks offer water, power, and sewage at your site. We suggest using city water hookup when available to receive fresh on-demand water which allows you to conserve water in the holding tank for use while you are on the road or at dry camp sites. Sewer hookups at your site allow you to continually drain without having to leave your site to find a dump station. Having 30 AMP RV power hookups will allow you to run all of the electrical components onboard, otherwise these can run via generator.

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How do I use the solar panels?

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Two rooftop solar panels will supply power to the batteries during daylight with no effort. The batteries will regulate and charge as needed throughout the day, and store power to be used throughout the night. When operating off the batteries, you will be able run all of the lights, kitchen and bathroom fans, and heater fan to circulate air. The air-conditioning, microwave and standard 3 prong outlets will require 30 AMP power from site hook-ups or the available propane or gas generator.

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What runs on propane?

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There are two 20 lbs propane tanks. The kitchen has two cooktop burners that run on propane. The fridge has the option to run on 30 AMP power if available, or propane if power is not available. The trailer can also be heated by propane with an electric fan to circulate air throughout the trailer. There is also an external gas line available to hook up a gas appliance for cooking or to run the propane powered generator available.