Additional Outside spigot (door side)

[Jwwiff]

Has anyone plumbed and additional spigot to the door side of the camper accessible from the outside? This weekend was the first time I have dry-camped and I fix all the meals under the awning. I filled up the tank with water at home (only went 10 miles) rather than taking collapsible containers of water. I found myself in and out of the camper just for water and was thinking it would be easier to have a spigot to the outside.

The Fleetwood Bayside does have an outside shower head on the slide-out, but a door-side spigot (cold at a minimum) would seem to be real handy.

 

[GalsofEscape]

i connect hoses to the low point drains to a faucet....i attached the faucet to a fish cleaning table. so i have hot and cold running water and it drains into a bucket (or my waste tote)..

 

[neighbormike]

I had purchased all the materials to add an outside spigot to the backside of my Jayco... but sold it before getting around to the install....

 

[eoleson1]

I ran a hose to the curb side, put a y splitter on it and held it in place with a c clamp. I had the idea to run PVC across the back bumper and make it permanent, but sold the camper before I had a chance.

 

[Sneezer]

I added a quick connect to the outside shower and run a spare zero g hose under the camper to my sink and connect it to the faucet. That way I can have hot or cold water, but you do need to still use the shower controls to select the temp. My current kitchen has a built in sink and faucet, but I have a clamp on high faucet with a sprayer that I like more.

 

[Raycfe]

I suggest the easiest is to just tap off the outside shower.