Dispersed camping is free camping anywhere outside of a designated campground. No amenities, hosts, or clearly marked sites. Arizona has tons of natural beauty, so where is the best dispersed camping in Arizona? Some of the best dispersed camping areas in Arizona include: Coconino National Forest: Rich in biodiversity and scenic vistas. Mogollon Rim: Offers … Read more
Composting toilets are becoming increasingly popular among RV owners and renters due to their eco-friendly nature and potential cost savings. But they aren’t for everyone! So, let’s review the RV composting toilet pros and cons: Some pros of RV composting toilets include reduced water usage, minimal environmental impact, and easy maintenance. However, they may have … Read more
RV generators are not known for being quiet. But they are essential for boondocking and can be useful on long drives in between campgrounds. But many campgrounds don’t allow them to run overnight. So are RV generators loud? Here’s what I know from using my generator: Most RV generators produce noise of 48-65 decibels at … Read more
Airstream camper trailers are an American classic icon. And boondocking is a great way to get off the grid and see some fantastic places without having to pay for campgrounds. But a lot of RV owners wonder how long can you boondock in an Airstream? Here’s what I know from looking into it: Plan to … Read more
Boondocking is a great way to camp in your RV without the expense of paying for a campground. But without hookups, there will be a limit of how long you can go without needing to refill and dump your tanks. So how long can you boondock in a Class B RV? It is possible to … Read more
Boondocking traditionally involves camping off-grid and without hookups outside of a designated campground. Class A RVs are often luxury vehicles, so it’s natural if that means they can go longer. But how long can you boondock in a Class A RV? Here’s what I know from doing it in mine: In a Class A RV, … Read more
Camping without hookups may seem a little difficult if you’ve never done it before. Technically, anytime you are camping without any hookups is called dry camping, whether that’s in the backcountry or a parking lot. But how long can you dry camp in an RV? 14 days is typically the maximum amount of time most … Read more