This campsite is free with your handy dandy America the Beautiful Pass. Pros: - Decent cellular- with my Netgear Nighthawk router and MIIMO antenna, we got 30 mbps down/5 Mbps up, - Gorgeous views of Lake Mead and the surrounding beautiful... Read more

This campsite, which appears to be a half-built but abandoned RV park (I’d love to know the story here!), is free to stay at. Pros: - Close proximity to Furnace Creek attractions in Death Valley, like Badwater Basin, Artists Palette, and... Read more

My husband and I work remotely and drove to work for the week here, based on the reports of great cell signal. Perhaps the recent wildfires took out a cell tower but we had zero signal on both T-Mobile or AT&T. Looks like a gorgeous place to enjoy... Read more

The only open clearing indicates camping isn’t allowed.

You can stay on this BLM land for free up to fourteen days. Pros: Really beautiful views- desert flora (including Joshua trees!), snowcapped mountains, and wild horses (sadly, we didn’t see anything other than their tracks but there’s about... Read more

I wish I didn’t have to give a rating but just wanted to let other campers know that the gate was closed, with no explanation as to why or when/if it would reopen.

You can stay in this casino’s parking lot free up to 3 nights. You have to sign up for a players card and fill out paperwork with security. Pros: seriously an awesome value- they give you a $10 coupon for gas and $10 on your players card. Not... Read more

To stay here, you have to pay $20 cash to stay up to three nights. You will need to go in and fill out a short form at the Players Club. Pros: With our Netgear Nighthawk modem (with MIMO antenna), we got 78 mbps down and 15 mbps up on AT&T!... Read more

This campground cost $20/night for my SUV and trailer (the campground’s website indicates these count as two vehicles- $15 for the first; $5 for the second). Pros: Decent location near Northern Redwoods The sites are spacious and fairly... Read more

This site is free, with a Discover Pass ($30 for an annual pass to all Washington State Parks). Pros: This park is absolutely gorgeous, with views of a waterfall cascading into a canyon and really cool rock formations. Great mobile... Read more