Among other things, freedom is the ability to go where you want to go, whenever you want to go there. While it is impossible to be truly free – there are places that are simply off limits – the freedom enjoyed by campers is often limited by their equipment and their transportation. If you own a massive RV you might have the luxury of all the creature comforts of home, but it comes at the expense of your freedom.
An RV is limited to the roads it can use, the places it can park, and even the campgrounds it can use. And when it comes to exploring uncharted territory, driving an RV is more than impractical, it is essentially impossible.
Conversely, backpacking hikers are free to travel anywhere their feet can carry them, but their feet can only go so far and when they get to wherever they’re going all they have is what they could carry on their backs, and carrying large quantities of food or fresh water can be difficult or exhausting. When you explore camping options it is easy to conclude that when it comes to freedom and options in your outdoor recreation, only slide in campers can bridge the gap between hiking on foot and parking in your RV. ...
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