This was our first beach boondocking and it did not disappoint. Waking up to the ocean right outside your camper is an amazing feeling of relaxation (and a bit of anxiety the first few nights). It was easy to access and any rig should be fine in... Read more

This is our favorite place to stay in New Orleans. It's 30 minutes from the French Quarter and $20 a night. It's convenient to our favorite neighborhoods (Garden District, French Quarter, and the Marigny). As far as accommodations, it's great.... Read more

We enjoyed our stay here. The sites are a tight squeeze, but we had room to take our our slide, so we can't complain too much. There's a boardwalk that takes you to the beach, but it's not a typical Florida ocean beach. Don't plan on doing much... Read more

This is a great place to stay near Seaside and Destin, FL. It's pricey ($40/night) and crowded, but it's right next to the bay and bayou and is a gorgeous place to take a walk. They offer kayak and canoe rentals. It's 15 minutes from a Publix and... Read more

Defeated Creek Campground is our favorite place to stay in Nashville, although it's a bit of a drive to get downtown (1 hour+). You're set on a lake (technically a river), have water and electricity and sometimes full hookups. The price is right.... Read more

This is a comfortable national park campground. There are actually full hookup sites! This is the most "RV park" feeling national park campground we've ever stayed in. And it's a great location. 3 minute drive to Bathhouse Row, or a 1.5 mile hike... Read more

Boondocking here was a great experience. There are flush toilets a short walk away. There's some great hikes near the Little Swan Creek that are dog friendly. There is plenty of hardwood firewood around, leftover standing deadwood from forest... Read more

This is one of our new favorite spots. The views were simply amazing. We had a 360 degree view of the nearby cliffs and mountains. We saw a handful of hot air balloons in the distance a few of the mornings. The dirt roads are quite busy with... Read more

This BLM campground is solid. There are pull-through spots mostly, with a couple back-ins. There are 10 spots total. We didn't have a problem fitting our 28' fifth wheel and truck in, and anything bigger would be able to find a spot or two to fit... Read more

This is basically a parking lot with some picnic benches. No fancy view or anything, but it's free and right next to the entrance to the Petrified Forest National Park. There aren't any facilities. No water, no electric, no bathrooms. This... Read more