We love finding a boondocking spot out in the middle of public lands. We’re all alone, with incredible views all around, and all we can hear is the birds singing or the wind through the sagebrush. But after we’ve sat and enjoyed the beauty, what else do we do? What’s the point in camping out in the middle of nowhere, where there is nothing to do? Today we’re sharing what there is to do when boondocking. Table of Contents What Do People Actually Do When Boondocking? Work  Watch TV Read a Book or Play Games Hike Off-Road Bike Bird & Wildlife Watching Fish Cook Practice Art Catch Up ..read more

The longer we travel, the easier it is to discover the tools and resources that help get the job done. The iOverlander app is one of the first apps we check for our travel planning. Some of our favorite campsites we have found on iOverlander. So if you’re tired of noisy neighbors, worrying about booking windows, and paying expensive camping fees, this article is for you! Table of Contents What Is iOverlander? How to Use the iOverlander App Finding Places to Park Overnight Use Filters to Find Other Useful Places Check-In, Add Places, and Write Reviews Browse by Map or List Off-Line Browsin ..read more

Our travels have taken us to some incredible corners of the world, but getting out in nature is still our favorite way to camp. Many of our favorite spots are on public United States BLM lands. What Is BLM Land?  BLM stands for the Bureau of Land Management. Most of us think of BLM as free camping sites, places that offer campers the beauty they’re seeking in nature without charge. However, many lands the BLM maintains have purposes besides camping. According to their website, “The BLM’s mission is to sustain the health, diversity, and productivity of America’s public lands for the use an ..read more

We’ve been full-time RVing for over 9 years now, and boondocking is our favorite way to camp. Over this time, we’ve picked up quite a few tricks for extending our off-grid stays and making the most of the resources we have. Most of the following tips are things we still do every time we boondock. Ready to learn what they are? Let’s dive in! Table of Contents The Challenges of RV Boondocking RV Boondocking Tips for Before You Go Boondocking RV Boondocking Tips For Conserving Water Off-Grid RV Boondocking Tips For Dealing With Waste RV Boondocking Tips for Off-Grid Power Follow These RV Boond ..read more

RV boondocking, also known as dry camping, wild camping, or off-grid camping, refers to RV camping without any hookups to external resources like electricity, water, or sewer. Boondocking is popular among RVers who want to experience the wilderness or camp in remote locations without the amenities of a traditional campground. Boondocking is also often free. However, it requires a good understanding of RV systems, resource management, and your camping environment. Let’s dive in! Table of Contents Camping Without Hookups: Self-Sufficiency and Conservation Where Can You Boondock?  Boondoc ..read more

Have you heard of Boondockers Welcome? This membership program connects private property owners with RVers who need a place to stay. Instead of parking in a campground, you park at someone’s private residence or business. We love what Boondockers Welcome offers, so today, we’re sharing more about it. Let’s dive in! Boondockers Welcome: RV Parking at People’s Homes Boondockers Welcome is safe, legal, and free overnight RV parking on fellow RVers’ properties. When we say “free,” we mean there’s (usually) no overnight parking fee. There is a small annual membership fee to participate in Boondoc ..read more

Florida is a very popular place to be in the winter months. Once the holidays are over, a flood of people enters the state. Many are in RVs. Due to the influx, and the high prices at most campgrounds, we wanted to find some boondocking alternatives. It turns out that there are some great boondocking camp spots in Florida that are either free or cheap! Compared to a lot of the $50+/night places, these were great deals and got us out into the “Real Florida.” Table of contents What Is Boondocking? Is There Boondocking in Florida? Boondocking Spots We’ve Stayed At in Florida: Three Lakes Wildlif ..read more

Staying clean while on an adventure can be difficult, especially in a remote location. However, a DIY solar shower is incredibly easy to make and relatively inexpensive. If you’re looking for a way to get clean while camping, it may be worth a trip to your local hardware store. Today, we’re walking you through everything you need to know so you can create a DIY solar shower and stay fresh while on your future adventures. Let’s get started! What Is a Solar Shower?  A solar shower uses energy from the sun to heat the water. These portable showers can provide warm water to shower or rinse of ..read more

Travel days don’t always go to plan, and campground reservations can be nearly impossible to snag in some areas. If you spend much time traveling in your RV, there will likely be a time when you’re desperately searching for a spot to park overnight. Nomads will find some unique places to sleep during their travels. You may even wonder if you can RV park overnight on the street. Is it possible? Let’s find out!  Can You Sleep in an RV Anywhere? Unfortunately, you can’t just park your RV anywhere overnight. Just because you see an empty parking lot or parking space doesn’t mean you can park ..read more

Are you feeling lucky? Even if you’re not, you can park your rig at one of the many casino RV parks or parking lots. You could score a deal that leaves you feeling like a winner, even if you don’t hit the jackpot. Today’s your lucky day if you’ve never stayed at one of these spots or didn’t know about casino RV parking.  We’ll share everything you need to know to take advantage of RV parking at casinos. Let’s get started!  Casinos Often Have Great RV Parking for Customers If you’ve never been to a casino, their parking lots are often gigantic. They typically have plenty of room, maki ..read more