How Do You RV...???

Married, sometimes with mini Australian Shepard

Married, almost always with kids (boys 10 & 11). PXL, some days I might be interested in having you cook them. @Ratkity thanks so much for the thought. 

Ratkity said:

Single. One black broom with a 110 Screaming Eagle engine as a ride-along. Currently no pets (usually have one or two). No kids - don't cook, but I heard they taste better if PXL cooks them. 

Harvey?

Single.  One dog, Rocky. Not a foodie, so I cook enough to keep me moving and that's it.

A little humor is always good for the soul, and camping friends or companions.

Married, we usually travel with 60lb golden doodle, Finn. Cooking on the road is part of the fun for me!

Wife and I, currently no pets. Love to cook outdoors cause the food always tastes better. If I have the room, I bring the pit barrel, and cook prime rib, pork ribs, or tri-tip, and invite any hungry folks to join in. Have had from Camp Hosts to Rangers, Sherriffs, or just folks we met on the trip stop by for either a meal, or a snack.
Ratkity, 'ya might wanna put a block on yer Amazon account & watch 'yer Dorrito supply closely. Harvey's feelings are probably hurt bad for leaving him out! Follow the Doritto crumbs, you'll find him sulking somewhere by now. A fresh bag of cheezy Dorittos might cheer him up though. 

PXLated said:

I think my grill is a little too small for either a 10 or 11 year old :-)

Solo is my style. No pets (but maybe one soon) I think I need a traveling buddy.

It depends. Mostly with my DH but occasionally alone if he's doing something else when I want to go somewhere. Sometimes we "travel" using the T@B as a bed and breakfast and sometimes we "camp" and go to a park to just relax. When we camp we bring Max but not when we travel. Son is of an age where going camping with parents isn't appealing.

Wife and I, no pets, no kids.

I enjoy and do all of the cooking with we are out with the T@B, either on the stove, charcoal grill, or in the camp dutch oven (DO).  Wife does not object!  We have a 2005 DM Clamshell.

We especially enjoy inviting the campground hosts (usually at a KOA) to join us one evening for cobbler (cherry, blackberry, or apple - their choice) for desert made in the DO.  If they bring the ice cream, that is a definite plus!  Making biscuits and sausage gravy for breakfast in the DO is a real treat for us, if we have time.

John

Married, sometimes we bring the cat.  99% boondocking, 1% at developed camp sites.  We trail ride dirt bikes occasionally but most times its just us and the woods...

Married, but mostly camp solo, no pets, only adult kids that sometimes throw up a tent behind the T@B

Married.  We both retired in 2015.

Married, no kids, considering the dog.

Single, solo, no pets, no kids. Always exploring looking for new places. Mtn biking, hiking, photography.