#boondocking

The Gypsy Fox and I have relocated to new spot in the Arizona desert with a large variety of cacti everywhere you look. Tomorrow we're planning to explore an abandoned mine a half mile away. DONATE: CONTACT:

yep, great little email to receive this morning. i’ve been waiting for this for a while tbh and i thought it might take a little longer to be an actual thing because i thought it was gonna be too niche

If you find the name Earp familiar, you are likely thinking of Wyatt Earp, the Old West lawman of Gunfight at the O.K. Corral fame. I'm talking about Earp, CA, a vestige of a town in southeastern California

Next stop, Pine Springs Campground in the Guadalupe Mountains National Park. Guadalupe Mountains is Texas' other national park, Big Bend being the more well-known and popular one. Pine Springs is the

You’ve waited almost your entire life for this moment; you’ve looked forward to this day with great anticipation. You have finally retired! Of course, one does not have to wait for retirement to enjoy

I live a good part of the year in a converted van. I am not homeless. I am not destitute. I have not been evicted. I am not on the run. No, I am doing this because I choose to. I consider myself normal,

So, where do you go to the bathroom? For most of us van lifers, we do not have a bathroom per se, in our vans. Some of the folks I’ve met on the road while boondocking or other places do have a bathroom

When people learn that I live a good part of the year in a van, I can see in their eyes that they are getting ready to ask me the four most asked questions of a van dweller. Where do you park at night?

Have you ever heard of "The Tape Measure Parable?" If so, you may have a pretty good idea of what I'm about to say here. I'm getting up in age and the older I get it seems the faster time goes

When I last wrote about boondocking, I received some interesting comments along with some questions. Based on what I received, there appears to be a couple of misconceptions that I hope to clarify here.

What is boondocking? If you are new to camping, you may ask this same question. Typical road through a forest Freecampsites.net explains it this way: Boondocking is essentially camping without hookups.

This is a video of most of the upgrades I've done to my RV. Enjoy

Hey guys my name is Jade I am currently roaming around the beautiful state of Colorado in my converted van. I work at a cool little book store in this lovely state until I get some legal matters settled.

I converted my super quiet generator to propane.

Many camping enthusiasts, and I'm talking about the full spectrum of those that enjoy camping, whether it's in tents or those who basically bring their home with them; the large class A motor homes;

“In every walk with nature, one receives far more than he seeks.” – John Muir All of us at one time or another was "new" to whatever we chose to undertake. Camping is no exception. In this digital

The question then is, do you go large or small? There is more to see and do in America than anyone could accomplish in their lifetime. With that in mind and your goal is to explore this great country,

Thousands'n thousands empty desert acres! 3 miles from the nearest paved roads! And the assholes set up camp 100 yards from Vanholio! Shit! Time ta move on!!!

Flagstaff picked up about 40 inches of snow in one day, its highest single-day snow total in the 126 years that records have been kept. Walnut Canyon, Flagstaff, AZ, USA We are camped about 15 miles east

It's really nice to be able to just pick a couple of decent size branches and cut them to lancs next thing you know I have a nice warm van. Definitely need to do a couple of things to seal it up just a