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How to get water and electric to rural glamping site

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I'm currently looking into plots that are located close to Big Bend National Park in Texas. They are located either in the mountains or with mountain views and are extremely rural. We are looking to put in some glamping lots that we think would be amazing for the nights of star gazing. The problem that I'm thinking that we will run into is that water and electric will be difficult or impossible to have routed out there. What solutions could we bring to the table that would enable us to continue bringing a true glamp service to our customers.

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You can also use a windmill to pump water out of the ground.  I go pheasant hunting in some very out of the way places and there are windmills that keep water troughs for cattle full.  

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