How We Find Free Camping, Water, and Dump – Websites & Resources We Use
How We Find Free Camping, Water, and Dump – Websites & Resources We Use
After two years of life on the road we have become free campsite finding masters! Here’s how to find the best free camping in National Forests and BLM land!
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After two years of full time RVing and staying primarily in free boondocking and dry camping sites, Jenni has become a free campsite finding wizard! She is capable of finding the best free camping sites in the National Forests and BLM land.
We have received so many comments from you all about how we are always able to find such magnificent free campsites. So we decided to show you exactly how Jenni does it by making a full tutorial video on how to find free camping!
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Excellent video! Thank you..
too long
Yet another fantastically informative video, thanks so much!! Victor Fields is a wonderful area for primitive camping. It used to be that there was a road going in to the old homesite and the apple orchards that are still sort of maintained by the park service (Blue Ridge Parkway owns it, I think); but a number of years ago they barricaded the side road with dirt and as of a few years ago there’s really not much for a relatively flat space to put an RV and truck – maybe that’s changed now, I don’t know. Further on down the road there are people who live there year-round, so it’s just the first rather flat area that’s where people camp. There are also camping spaces along the forest roads west of there running down from the Blue Ridge Parkway toward the Toe River campground. As I recall there are a couple to the left side of the road if you’re going down the mountain (going sort of north) that should be large enough for a trailer and truck. Check out South Toe River Road on Google Maps. Hard to see with the heavy woods cover, but before you get to the more formal campgrounds you’ll find a few.
Thank you so much for this!!! We aren’t on the road yet, but this really gives me peace of mind that I can find good free dry camping sites.
Thank you so much for All your info. Just a bit of constructive criticism, lower your voice pitch. all the best ,
Great info ,
You may find funny and prob not useful for you,but I use the 3n1 slide on bottom of lawnmower deck to help keep grass from sticking. Lol
Tenn Bewarre of US 441 rd. Its very pretty but tight and curves oh yea Very high and the over look it pretty but any RV going down even in CAR will burn up brakes. avg speed for 40 plus mile is 35mph or slower. It a road to avoid. last time I went on it in brand new rental car V8 had trouble climbing up in 1st gear and was doing 58 in 1 st gear going down, oh it snowed in May at top. lots of fun. I have place in Mountain City TN and I usually cut over through Hickery. cherokee Orchard Rd is other one to stay off. Have fun… MYK
Jeni, this is a great video. Thank you so much for sharing how you pick your free camping .
Good job. There is so much out there which can be pretty overwhelming. The ones you mention are my favorite.
Just found y’all and love your perspective and positive philosophy! When researching campsites for cell service do you find the Verizon coverage maps to be useful?
This was very good! First of all thank you for the tip in the dry lubrication. 👍🏼 We have been using Campendium, Google Maps, Google Earth and if it is in a forest – one can download to your phone the MVUM maps. I definitely appreciated the info regarding two new sites for us: RV Dump Sites and Free Camping. Although you mentioned that sometimes the Forest or BLM person may not know about dispersed sites, on our last trip they were most helpful, because the Forestry told us which Forest Roads were still closed and which ones were open. They also recommended to us another area that maybe a good place to camp. We had to change our destination a couple times. Thank you for your time and effort in putting out this video.
Did you ever make it to Colorado Springs?
Really useful stuff. Thank you. Great quality time with you, Jenn
I have been watching all of your Reviews. I thank you so much for posting them.
Very helpful, thank you, Sweetie.
Woodland park has everything you need there
very informative video……….safe camping!
Very informative. I was introduced to the app "iOverlander" a few months back and it quickly became my favorite go to app for initial searches for sites, dump stations, and water. It even works with no cell signal, which is helpful to me, since we go a lot of places where there is no cell coverage.
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It would be nice to see a follow up video to this… i.e., picking out a camp ground on laptop… then a few episodes later, seeing you scout and find the campsite on arrival. I am in a dilemma trying to find some free, or even reasonable camping in maryland! There isn’t much here TBH.
there is even a walmart near there
I live near Paint Creek and we are working towards fulltime. Paint creek is still open..the pay spots are beautiful, but not very large and most are right one the creek. They do have some free sites, but they are more for tents. There’s one sharp curve to get into the campground/park so I would not recommend a long rig. The host site is the only large site they have. Swimming hole and lots of trails to hike from campground. You can drive one of the park roads which takes you the river site seeing way to Hot Springs NC. We’ve tent camped many times in Paint Creek and loved it.
At the beginning of this video you said you have the microphone out like when you record your ?? videos? It sounded like foxygen, but I googled that and was confused. Do you have another channel you record?
cell signal depends on the cell it self …lg could hawe moer signal then lets just say samsung and the nev model dont necesery meant that b bether …
Thank you for this video! If you like Google Maps you’ll really like Google Earth I use it all the time. I Drive Your Truck and looking at where the parking spots are, where the docks are located when I pull in at night, helps me out a lot.
When you are trying to contact the BLM about where you can camp, ask for the Recreation Planner or Rec Planner not just the person that answers the phone.
The Rec Planners job is to take care of and manage camping and recreation areas for the BLM. If it isn’t in their office area they should be able to tell you which office would manage that area.
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Fanstastic information and walk through.. THANK YOU. Quick question, have you contributed to any photos or made reviews on freecamping.net? Would be interested to see where you stayed and how that worked out for you.
Great job! 🙂
The FreeRoam app has a lot of nice features, not the least of which are the cell service, natl forest, blm, fire hazard, smoke, etc overlays. Austin also has instructional ytube videos on how to use all the features on the FreeRoam app.
if you grab the little street view guy sometimes where the road has no pictures but people will up load a little 360 view shown by a little blue bubble
Thanks for your help great video.
wanting to know what you do with sweetie ,when you are out for the day?
An amazing video with great resources. Thank you so much for scoping out Asheville, NC. My wife and I went to Mars Hill College just north of Asheville, and we had no idea how much camping was available in the general area. Though we live in Florida, we would love to take our camper up to the mountains and thanks to you, we have learned of the many areas available to camp!!!!
Excellent Work Thank You very helpful information!
Cool Guys! Thanks
take a look at wikicamps for free campsites, dump sites, and lots of other stuff. It uses google maps and works offline.
Hi I’ve been Boondocking for four years since 2016 and I’ve only use free campsites.net and also free dumpsites.net never have any problems finding someplace to camp. Safe travels have a good time you are you venture!!
One of the most useful vids I’ve seen. thanks.
This is the best video EVER showing how to find an ideal free campsite! Wonderful info. Very helpful! Thank you!!!
My wife and I camp in pike. It’s incredible, I love looking at pikes peak every morning. My wife and I are looking at buying travel trailer this summer be on our way in January
Thanks for the great information Jenni. Stay well.
Wow! Can we hire Jenny to pick sites for us? I don’t think this is something most people can do. You have a skill!
You are the campsite finding queen, like your husband was saying. Thank you, it’s been immensely helpful!
Very helpful! Thanks for sharing!
Very helpful, thank you.
Thank you so much Jenny. Watching how you move thru the process using the various references/sites etc made it so much more clear than when I’ve heard people say, “oh, I use Google Maps, etc.”
Thanks for sharing your boondocking strategy. You save first timers like me untold hours figuring this stuff out.
This was so super helpful. Thank you SO much!