Solar panel question

Hi-new owner of a 2016 182g.  Will be primarily using it on the weekends (3 nights in a row maximum).  We live in Jackson, WY so will be going mostly no more than 30 minutes from home.  Still unclear as to the percentage of nights we will be dry camping as many of the campsites in Grand Teton National Park with electrical hookups fill up quickly and for long periods of time.  In this climate air conditioning is not a big concern for us.  My question is-based off of the above would you buy the Zamp solar panel (my Pod is pre-wired), a small generator or just wait a year and find out?  Will everything (except A/C) run from solar?

Actually, if 3 nights are the maximum, then dual batteries should make it with no charging. Unless, you use a lot of power. (such as, with furnace usage)

During fair temps, my 2 marine/deep cycle (hybrid) can do 3 days with my normal usage. If you want a little more reserve power then go with two 6 volt golf cart batteries - wired is "series", to make 12 volts.

The A/C and microwave require 120 volts ac. If you can live without those you should be good.

Thank you-so as I understand it solar will not change what in the pod I can use-only that I can use it for longer.  In other words-the A/C and microwave (what about TV?) will not be powered by solar.  Will a run of the mill generator power these things?

So how does and inverter work for running the TV and how is it set up?

For 2-3 days I'm not sure I would even upsize the battery.  We can always get through a weekend with some to spare.  Worst case on day 2 or 3 use a good set of jumper cables attached from the pod battery to the TV battery and run it for 30 minutes.