Boondocking in an RV can be cheaper than staying at an RV park, but depending on a lot of factors. There are actually RV parks...
It is almost always cheaper to boondock than to stay in RV parks. However, there are some RV parks located in remote towns where the...
Technically, you still can shower everyday. However, most full time boondockers don’t. Boondockers generally shower anywhere from 3-4 times a week, to just once a...
Today, both the Army Corps of Engineers and Bureau of Reclamation are focused on water projects throughout the United States, primarily in the construction and...
The Bureau of Land Management administers the bulk of federally-owned lands in the United States, and because there is so much of it, they have...
It’s an interesting question, being that boondockers typically don’t camp in national parks. This is because national parks can be costly, costing between $5.00 to...
Technically speaking, the word, “boondocking” makes reference to camping far away from civilization, “way out in the sticks”, or out in the boondocks. Whereas the...
Boondocking in an RV is effectively camping in your RV but located further away from town and further away from amenities. RVers who primarily boondock...
Boondocking means camping the more traditional way of being in nature, deep in the woods, or the desert, or up in the mountains, away from...
There are actually six types, or six federal agencies, of federal public lands that you can camp on. Despite people saying there are only two,...
The best RV for boondocking is a small to medium-sized trailer. This is because most full-time boondockers want an RV that they can leave unattended...