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boondocking websites

boondocking websites

Our site was 50 yards from the river and pretty private. Highlights: This campsite is ideally located just a few miles from the Yellowstone south entrance. Read our detailed review or watch or park video! Unfortunately, the park will be closed to overnight camping beginning January, 1st 2017. The local town was small, but offered a really cool discount grocery store. We had enough space to spread out, set up our tent, and feel a sense of privacy. Highlights:Jamieson Park is another spacious & grassy campsite. Read our detailed article about Blackwell or watch the video! The campsite is located pretty close to Bloomington – we explored downtown and found some great restaurants. Our pup loved it here because she had so much space to play. Highlights: Blackwell Horse Camp is spacious, grassy, and clean. The cellular internet speeds are fast on all carriers here and Snyder Hill is a popular spot among fulltimers, so the social aspect of the campsite is fun, too! It’s located right outside of Tucson and has easy access to all the big city perks. Highlights: Location is the best quality of Snyder Hill. Read more reviews on Campendium & FreeCampsites! The only bummer is that internet service is very limited here. Every site has a pavilion, grill, and picnic table. Highlights: Clark Canyon has amazing scenery and well maintained facilities. Read our detailed park review or check out the park video! To top it off, we received blazing fast cellular speeds to do ample Netflixing. The large grassy field and plentiful shade is another plus.

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Highlights: Hieb City Park is one of the few free campsites that offers complimentary water & electric hookups. We managed to camp at 105 sites over the course of a year, but narrowed this list down to our top ten. The campsite-rank is based on location, scenery, privacy, and our personal experience.Īll sites listed below are FREE! Watch the Video: Let’s start the countdown! In just a few days we’ll celebrate our one-year nomad anniversary! We decided it was time to look back on the travel log and compile a list of our favorite free campsites and boondocking spots.













Boondocking websites