BLM Burea of Land Management

U.S. National Parks Service

U.S. Forest Service

U.S. Fish and Wildlife

U.S Burea of Reclamation

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Most of these are free to boon-dock / Dry camp without an Access Pass card.

 Dean's 10 RV Essentials...

1. Tool box that includes duck tape, electrical tape, flashlights, headlights, screws & washers, rope, etc.
2. Tree clippers, there's a video on why we keep those handy...
3. Flow-tron
4. Assorted batteries
5. Jumper cables
6. 2- Power Inverter's (one is kept for emergencies, the other is connected to house batteries from cargo storage.)
7. Leveling blocks
8. Bottles of propane for bbq grill
9. Rand McNally Road Atlas
10. Self protection device

 Debi's 10 RV Essentials...  

1. Ziplock bags
2. RV mini grease bags
3. 3-4 gallons of fresh water 
4. First-aid kit that includes Aloe Vera and Neosporin
5. Avon's Skin so Soft, I use this as a mosquito repellent and spray it on Jimmy's coat to protect him from mosquito's and ticks.
6. Neutrogena face cleansing towelettes
7. Sunscreen
8. Zip ties & Twist ties
9. Zero water with several change filters
10. Couple pair of reading glasses, Dean always seem to lose or break his, LOL

GasBuddy, always helpful in finding the cheapest gas around. Details include if propane fill up or RV dump stations are available.

Easy Altimeter, this app provides a compass, altitude & current GPS coordinates.

Highway, this app calculates your arrival time with google maps and provides expected winds and precipitation. 

Roadtrippers, this app gives you things to do & see along your route. Sorta like a google map search but its content is pumped up to include current events, entertainment, culture, places to hike, etc., with settings you provide on your specific interest. 

Free Campsites, most are free and some are not. There's good content on this app.

RV Parky, some of the places to boon-dock on this app don't appear on the Free Campsite app so we toggle back and forth between the two.

Lime & Lyft Scooters, These scooters helped us see more of Washington DC and we even rode them across the bridge to visit Arlington National Cemetery.