Running a couple 25w RV lights could be done on a 50' 12ga extension cord. About 1/2 volt loss. However 50' is a long ways to go for low voltage DC. Trying to pull any more is going to cost you fast.
I like jdemaris idea of a power pack you can carry home to charge. Only down side would be if you had to go home to get it (not stop on the way home). However 26Ah does not exactly equate to 300w of power for an hour. The 26AH is based on a certian discharge rate over a certian number of hours. At a one hour discharge its probably around 8-9 amps or 100+ watts. But that would still run low voltage lights for a couple hours. I have a set of 100AH batts that will be done in an hour at 35A. The 100AH rate is based on a 8 hour discharge at 12.5A discharge.
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