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In certain respects, boondocking is a simpler form of camping. You free yourself from the reservation process and fees but lose the luxury of a developed campground. Boondocking is also a handy way to just park and sleep. If you are on a tight schedule and just need a spot to crash for the night, parking in a free lot overnight is a handy way to save you time and money. There are a ton of different locations where you are legally allowed to stay overnight. If you’re out in the wilderness, finding a spot to safely boondock is simply picking somewhere remote like BLM land. If you’re in town and need to find free camping quickly, here’s some other popular options: - Truck Stops/Rest Areas - Visitors Centers - Trail Heads - Apartment Complexes - Hotels/Motels - National Forests https://thedyrt.com/magazine/lifestyle/boondocking-guide-free-camping/amp/

Updated as early as Jan 2020 and know how you can save $20-30? Know the Different Names For FREE CAMPING 🏕 * Dispersed Camping * Boondocking * Dry Camping * Backcountry Camping * Stealth Camping * Wild Camping WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS? - Well anything free is great 👍🏼 - Flexibility - Last Minute Trips - Seclusion and Solitude What to Expect: * No showers * No potable water * No dump facilities * No trash * No picnic tables * No fire rings * Roads are often rough and not maintained * Cell service is hit or miss Make sure you plan aheadand be prepared. https://www.freshoffthegrid.com/how-to-find-free-camping-usa-canada/