Dumping gray water while dispersed camping is a NO-NO. Or then again, is it? Most State and federal laws are pretty clear that you can’t just dump gray water wherever you like. However, the Bureau of Land Management takes a looser stance. Many RV’ers frown on dumping your gray water. …
Boondocking and camping at primitive campgrounds is a great way to enjoy the quietness great outdoors and get away from the noise of a typically crowded RV park. Though the tradeoff here is that you seldom have access to electrical hookups, and the amount of power that even the most …
Feel like getting away from it all? You’re definitely not alone. Given the world’s state of affairs, the RV market is hot right now – especially for off-grid rigs that provide maximum self-sufficiency. If you’re feeling the itch to high tail it into the mountains (or desert, or jungle, or …
There is now a plethora of resources out there for RVers interested in boondocking and dry camping. However, the primary hurdle for many boondockers is finding free RV dump stations between dry camping destinations. With RVing’s popularity increasing in recent years, it is natural for new people to seek more …
There are several reasons you may want to take a shower at a truck stop when RVing. Perhaps your RV shower is small, you’ve run out of water, you have a full gray tank, or you’re a van lifer/small RVer without a shower in your rig. After all, staying clean …
If you ask a veteran RVer where they love to camp, their answer will more than likely be a national park. They are famous for their fantastic scenery, diverse wildlife, and in-depth information regarding America’s rich history. There’s over 400 amazing national parks in the country, and with that list …
One of the best reasons to get an RV is to explore places that you otherwise couldn’t spend the night comfortably. But an RV for boondocking is different from just any old RV. It needs to have certain features and components that make it well-suited for spending multiple days, or …
An RV travel adventure can be quite a thrill. Depending on where you’re going, it might also mean putting in a lot of long hours on the road. When you are on a multi-day trip, you might not want to go spend $50 on a campsite, just to catch a …
