Best camper solar systems

Hey guys. I'm looking to buy a used 28-32 ft. Camper to put on whatever new land i end up with to use as a base camp and starting point for building my homestead.
I've seen a complete solar system for an RV at about $2700 from solar elite but it was only rated for i think 320 watts which just seems low to me for the price and also doesn't seem like enough to run a fridge, ac, tv, microwave occasionally.

looking for some recommendations for good systems in that price range. I'm not the most savvy electrical guru out there so I figured I would buy a complete system rather then build one. This way I canuunderstand everything better so I can diy a big system in the future when i build my home.
I did a quick search figuring I'd find a bunch of threads like this but didn't find anything.

 

just my.02. your frig will run on propane with only the use of a battery for the inside light and to light the pilot. Your ac will need to be run off a generator and please try before you buy the generator as many cheaper 3500 watt generators will NOT start your ac (ask how I know) and to run your ac off of solar will cost you big money and I believe $10,000 would not do it. My set up for our 32 ft TT is as follows: Four Costco gulf cart batteries, (2) 158 watt DM solar panels, (1) moringstar 65 controller and (1) 2000 wt pure sine wave inverter. I also have an automatic battery charger attached to my batteries when cloudy days prevent a full charge. We have been camp hosting for the past four years and this set up has worked great for us.

 

Wow guys. Thanks. You all offered so much great info I'll have to spend my next day off going through it all. thanks a plenty!

Ok but here's what's going on here. I'm working on buying a few wooded acres near wake county north carolina. I'm selling the Subaru and buying a used truck and a camper. This way when i'm done with work in September and go down to my new land i have some sort of base camp command center while i cut down trees for next year's cabin project and work on other alternative structures and land for agriculture.

so yeah I don't need an ac but i will like to power a tv and stuff sometimes and just have some sort of comfort. Due to the fact that all this stuff hasn't been bought yet I'm not sure of my available funds for the solar project but I'd estimate around 2-4 grand. Thanks for that generator info as well. I'll be scouring Craigslist for one of those.

 

Wild Bill, this year our company approved solar systems for our camp ground hosts. I bought everything, solar panels (2x150) controller (morningstar 45) all wires/ fuse and jumper cables for around 850,00 each. Add batteries and psw inverter and you would be around 1,500 . Shop around and good luck.