Boondocking involves parking RVs in a remote location that's free to use, but comes with few or no amenities (sometimes called "dispersed camping" or "dry camping" because of the lack of water ...

Trying to decide between RV park camping and free boondocking? In this video, we compare the pros and cons of both options to help you choose what fits your travel style, budget, and comfort level.

Camping on federal land is often free The Bureau of Land Management and Army Corps of Engineer often times allow "boondocking," according to the Leaf Group .

Dispersed camping — also known as free camping or boondocking — is one way to spend time in nature while avoiding more crowded areas. Dispersed camping is allowed in many areas across the ...