Boondocking in National Parks – How and Where?
Boondocking in national parks starts out as the goal of most would-be boondockers, but ends up becoming the biggest disappointment due to the lack of available space. The National Park Service (NPS) generally does not allow boondocking in any of its parks, though it does...
How to Protect Against Allergies When Boondocking
We here at Boondocker's Bible have actually heard some RVers claim that they don't boondock because it makes their allergies worse. You can protect against allergies by using a combination of allergy medications instead...
How Can I Receive Mail When Boondocking Full Time?
There are many ways to receive mail when boondocking full time. Full time RVers still receive their mail all throughout the year despite constantly moving across the country. It's not that hard to do...
Is the National Parks Pass Worth Buying for a Boondocker?
The National Parks Pass may not be worth buying if you're a boondocker, mostly because the National Park Service offers few boondocking opportunities. However, it may still be useful for purposes of visiting parks and using their...
Why Is There Private Property Inside National Forests and Parks?
Not all land inside a national forest or national park is public. A lot of this land is privately owned by residents, businesses, and organizations. Some national forests and grasslands are so heavily filled with private property, their boundaries have...
Can I Drive My RV Off-Road on BLM Land?
Generally speaking, no you cannot drive your RV off-road on BLM land. You are required to remain on established roads and vehicle trails, except when pulling into a clearing or previously used campsite.
Keeping Mosquitoes Away From Your Camp
Nothing ruins a nighttime campfire more than a swarm of mosquitoes. You'd rather focus on the fire, the stars, and the conversation with friends and family. But those little blood suckers are relentless. So, how do you keep mosquitoes...
Are Airstream Trailers Better for Boondocking?
No, Airstream Trailers are not better for boondocking than most other trailers, but they're still a pretty good boondocking trailer. It's not that Airstream Trailers are better suited for boondocking, they are about as reliable (or unreliable) as many other trailer brands on the market. But there are...
Which is the Best Type of RV for Boondocking?
Fifth-Wheel or Bumper Pull? Class A or Class C? Van or RV? Which "type" of RV is better for boondocking? The answer can depend on how long you want to remain parked, what climate you are in, or how rugged the terrain you're hoping...
Trailer Versus Motorhome – Which is Better for Boondocking?
There's a long standing argument within the RVing community, which is better, trailer versus motorhome? Is it better to have a class A or class C motorhome and tow a car behind it, or is it better to have a trailer and tow it with...
