Water at deer camp

[7 point]

What do yall do for keeping water at camp ?when your camp dont have running water.

 

[Boondocks]

A 250 gallon tank.

 

[transfixer]

I have a 7 gal water jug and a couple of 5 gal jugs, mainly use them for washing pots and pans, hands, etc,, bring em home and refill as needed

 

[7 point]

I'm taking up 4, 7 gallon containers 4, 6 gallon containers and half a 55gallon drum.

 

[transfixer]

I seldom use more than 5 gallons from Fri to sunday. .I use bottled water for making coffee..

 

[Buck70]

Is it just for you or for the whole camp?

 

[JustUs4All]

Rig the 55 gal drum with a faucet near the bottom and leave it at camp. Add water to it every time you come back from somewhere. A little bleach (% available on the Internet) along and you should have plenty.

 

[7 point]

Just to supply our trailer for my dad and me

Is it just for you or for the whole camp?

 

[Buck70]

Does your travel trailer have a freshwater tank and pump? If so, get a food grade plastic 55 gal drum and put a hose bib in it. Mount it on a stand so that the hose bib is above the freshwater intake of the trailer. Use a section of hose to connect to the trailer. If it doesn't have a freshwater tank and pump, install a small pump between the drum and intake with a switch. Turn the switch on when you need water in the trailer. To refill the drum, use a battery powered siphon to transfer water from a barrel or bucket. I hope this makes sense.

 

[Hillbilly stalker]

A couple of those plastic Jerry cans ( 5 gallons I believe ) should work. We do that and take a case of bottled water to drink. You can put a black plastic trash bag over the Jerry can and set it in the sun, you then have warm water to take a bird bath with afore dark.

 

[7 point]

Does your travel trailer have a freshwater tank and pump? If so, get a food grade plastic 55 gal drum and put a hose bib in it. Mount it on a stand so that the hose bib is above the freshwater intake of the trailer. Use a section of hose to connect to the trailer. If it doesn't have a freshwater tank and pump, install a small pump between the drum and intake with a switch. Turn the switch on when you need water in the trailer. To refill the drum, use a battery powered siphon to transfer water from a barrel or bucket. I hope this makes sense.

I've been just bringing some of those blue water containers full from Walmart I'm headed to camp in the morning I've got half a 55 gallon drum full ,one 15 gallon, 4 7 gallon, and 5. 6 gallon containers. I'm going to leave the 55 gallon drum and just bring the 6 and 7 gallon containers back and forth . I got some liquid pool chlorine to add to the water

 

[7 point]

I bought a small 110volt pump from harbor freight

 

[Boondocks]

You are over thinking it. Fill the 55 drum and that is it.Water bottles to drink.

 

[bilgerat]

2 of the 15 gal blue storage barrels