water bags for dry camping

That's all good, but the gravity emptying is the issue I'm trying to solve.

How long do you stay in a spot? We rarely stayed put more that 3-4 days and typically had enough water. Now rationing was used and we carried 7.5 gallons of drinking water in the truck (3- 2.5 gallon carboys) and usually the typical water bottles (dozen or so). Only once did I find myself pouring water into the tanks, because I forgot to fill before reaching the site and didn't wish to break camp... Lesson learned and yes it was a PITA! 

Water jugs, and wood. Both commodities are expensive now.

Originally posted by campingtrio Reference earlier post about r-dome.

Rdome problem is easily solved. There are generally ready buyers on this forum. Sell it and get a Clam or other pop-up tent.😀

The table might work. Or, get a 4-6 ft stepladder if you don't already have one. It's very handy to clear debris from the slide and for other odds and ends around camp, like putting up that pesky rdome. Put the floppy water bag on a piece of plywood on top of the ladder. Maybe make a "socket" out of 2x2s on the bottom of the plywood so it stays on the ladder.