Easy access to lots of sites in the desert next to Capital Reef & small town of Torrey. We pulled up late, easily found a spot among about a dozen other campers, built a small fire & were out for the night! Wind kicked up a bit overnight but we... Read more

Let me first say that we didn’t realize until daybreak that we had pulled onto the wrong side of the road for camping. We turned right off the highway & in daylight it was obviously that the site (with a large billboard & vault toilet) was on the... Read more

Attempted to pull into camp here around 6PM Weds night late September. Bought box of wood at store for $8 next to lodge, small store/gas, restaurant, paid campground & headed up Grassy Lake with sign that indicated “park only in designated camping... Read more

Not many free camping choices around the Northern entrance to Yellowstone (fishing accesses/rest area across the street from the entrance has posted “no camping” although there is a decent campground a few miles before you get here that only... Read more

Stayed here on a Friday night traveling south through Idaho & decided to stop here rather than our dispersed camping destination because it seemed adequate (& it was). We pulled in late & there were two other RVs parked there. Well-lit rest area... Read more

Boondocking in Idaho is a dream! There were lots of spots here to choose from, some accesses were more sketchy than others but after a little searching we found a quiet, flat spot in the woods to do some repairs on our vehicle. Hardly any... Read more

We pulled in late & parked pretty close to the road in an open field next to a fire ring. We could see more spots in the road but since it was late, we didn’t see any other campers (Mon night) & the road seemed quiet we just set up in a convenient... Read more

Great place to stay for free (with $35 annual discovery pass- can buy online!) while we explored Hoh Rainforest. We have been to this area a few times & just discovered this campground. Small (12 sites I think) & basic (1 vault toilet is extent of... Read more

We were blown away by how beautiful this site was, like camping in a dream rainforest! Small, close campground with two other visitors on a Tuesday in early April. $30/annual or $10/day Washington Discovery Pass required but it’s quite the deal... Read more

We stayed here a Wednesday night in early April. Small, beautiful campsite with a handful of spots pretty close together but there was only one other group there that night so it was quiet & felt secluded while still easy to reach & with cell... Read more