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Don't sit still long enough to use anything. Oh, I guess that answer won't work for everyone.

My favorite is http://www.ultimatecampgrounds.com/ $4.99 for the phone version. But https://freecampsites.net is interesting also.

tied in place for transit

where Thermarest pad and ironing board ride in transit behind ice chest (dry staples food storage) and Dometic fridge.

Since the gallon containers fit the space so well, I decided to use them to contain the smaller food items. Easy to pull the whole thing out and rummage.

curtain pulled back and hooked on the thermostat for driving

bungee attachment for solar panel in transit

I bungee the box to the seat lifting loops and the headrests.

We were afraid the weight of the cords would damage the connection point on the back wall of the Bobcat. The carabiner clips to the jack mounting point and supports the weight so if someone walks by and trips over the cords it don't yank on the connection.

PVC pipe, 2 90 degree elbows and 3 pipes form a U shaped stand.

fits great in aisle

Choroplast sign binder clipped to two gallon water bottles.

Venting really helps when you want to let in air but not bugs.

Choroplast sign material cut to fit tracks. Screen material taped behind circular opening.

bungee cord to keep it in place. I looped two zip ties into the heater vent for the bungees to attach to. When the heater is on, the step stool is outside, so it doesn't block anything.

40 liter fits 4 gallon water bottles perfectly

I attached it with 2 footman's loops and strapping.

ironing board used to cook a small meal outside.

also great for blocking the light in the morning. I used command strips to put it up.

An old Thermarest pad as a "headboard" when cold. Also shows the lifter area without the lifting bar. I mangled out the rivets and take it out once I push it up.

ironing board as an external table

I use cheap grocery bags to pack clothes, food, books, etc.

Old attachment using velcro attached to the loop carpet ATC installed on the top of bench. Now I use bungee attached to zip tie loops attached to the heater vent. See other picture.