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/

Things have been very difficult for everyone since 2020 has started. We are in a new year and the question still comes up: Is it a good idea to go Camping right now? We encourage everyone to follow the CDC rules and carefully analyze the location where you are planning to go Camping. “ Winter is officially here, and many are looking to camp as a way to escape their city for a socially distanced getaway. Camping is considered by some experts to be one of the least risky activities, so we rounded up some great camping locations.”

What type of Campfire recipes do you make when camping? Is it a regular s’more? Or turning a hotdog around? Here are a few of many easy quick tips and cute ideas to make your campfire recipe‘s fun and with more flavour. The link below has the directions: - Skillet S’more - Skillet S’more Dip - Grilled Chocolate Chip Cookie Sundae - Shrimp Scampi Foil Packets - Poundcake and Berry Skillet - Cheesy Garlic Fries - Campfire French Toast - Dutch Oven Lasagne - S’mores Cone Campfire https://www.countryliving.com/food-drinks/g2444/campfire-recipes/ If you have any creative recipes you have created through your years of camping experience. Here‘s a chance to share them below👇🏼

Can you go fishing during the current Covid-19 (coronavirus) pandemic? Yes, with some exceptions depending on which state you fish in. Maine As of May 7, 2020, fishing is open per current seasons/regulations. The Locations: - New Hamshire - Vermont - Massachusetts - Rhode Island - Connecticut - New York - New Jersey - Pennsylvania

or which campground you will be going to that isn’t listed here down below? Campgrounds open during Covid-19. This was Updated Jan 2021. - Amistad National Recreation Area: The Single Family campgrounds have reopened. Group camping is closed. - Assateague Island National Seashore: The campgrounds reopened June 15th. BackCountry camping reopened Friday-Monday on October 9th - Campgrounds in the Northern part of the park: Badlands National Park are Open - The Single Family campgrounds are opened at: Bandelier National Park. - Big Bend National Park: Campgrounds and Backcountry camping are opened, But reservations are required - Big Cypress National Preserve: Campgrounds and backcountry camping are open, but Reservations are required - Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area: Campgrounds are Open. - Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area: campgrounds reopened June 3rd - Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park: Reopened ALL CAMPGROUNDS. - Bryce Canyon National Park: Reopened - Buffalo National River Arkansas: Campgrounds reopened May 29th. - Canyonlands National Park: Reopened July 1st - Cape Hatteras National Park: reopened July 1st - Cape Lookout National Seashore: Beach Overnighting and dump station have reopened - Capitol Reef National Park: Reopened ALL campgrounds - Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historic Park: reopened MOST campgrounds - Chickasaw National Recreation Area: Campgrounds reopened - Chiricachua National Monument: reopened their campground on Oct 1st. Group camping remains Closed - City of Rocks National Preserve: Reopened ALL Campgrounds - Colorado National Monument: reopened Saddlehorn Campground June 1st - Congaree National Park: Reopened their campgrounds. Reservations are required before arrival. Backcountry camping has reopened - Crater Lake National Park: open - Cumberland Gap: Wilderness Road: campground Reopened July 6th - Curecanti National Recreation Area: reopened June 1st