Ray Lake near Washaki, Wyoming
Trinidad, California
Sanford Yake, Fritch Texas
Cedar Canyon, Fritch,Texas
Lincoln County, Oregon
Elko County, Nevada
Williams, Arizona
Bridgeport, California
San Diego, California
Walker Lake, Nevada
Benson, Arizona
Crowley Lake BLM, Mammoth Lakes, California
Lake Davis Camp, Bullhead City, Arizona
Welcome Center, Yulee, Florida
Keyesville, SRMA, Lake Isabella, California
Waddell beach, Davenport, California
GPS 38.691375, -118.771722
HWY 95 S.
4G LTE-Verizon
Satellite-yes
This was a beautiful place to camp for the night. Most is owned by Bureau of Land Management. You can boon-dock for the night or pay a small fee. Here's the website to boon-dock
Here's the website to pay.
GPS 42.961,-108.827
Hwy 287
4G LTE-Verizon
Satellite-yes
We've been driving for about 6 hours and did a search for a place to boon-dock and found this. There are 5 established sites with picnic tables, shelter and a boat launch.
While waking up here, several people came to dock their boats in the water. This place is right off Hwy 287 and we had cell service and satellite.
GPS 41.058,-124.143
Edwards Street, Trinidad CA
4G LTE-Verizon
Satellite yes
Originally we were going to boon dock at Trinidad State Beach but we received a knock on the door letting us know that overnight camping was prohibited.
We asked if they knew of any place we could stay for the night and was told about this place. We headed up the road towards Edwards street where we found many side parking spots large enough to fit our 24 ft. RV The view is fantastic!
GPS 35.666,-101.594
Bathrooms/potable water
Dogs-yes on a leash
Hiking, Fishing, hunting
No Verizon service
No Satellite service
This was a beautiful place right near the lake. There's a parking lot up near the entrance with bathrooms and potable water. This campground is part of the National Park service and 1 of 10 campgrounds surrounding Lake Meredith.
The directions were very confusing and we got turned around several times, fortunately we found the gps coordinates and followed them. The Cedar Canyon campground is free and you can park anywhere.
GPS 35.707,-101.564
Lake Meredith, TX
10 RV sites /
Hook-ups Electric/Water/Dry
Reservation required
41 FREE sites no hook-ups
first come first serve
Showers /restrooms
Dump station
Dogs-yes on a leash
Hiking, Fishing, Hunting
Verizon LTE speed range 1.2-1.3 mbps
campsites higher on ridge had better reception
Satelitte-yes
I listed the Sanford Yake campsite under boon-docking because it's about 5 minutes away from the Cedar Canyon campground and one of many campgrounds at Lake Meredith. You can either pay for a site or boon-dock here. For Hook-ups, pay at Wright-on Bait (806) 865-3131 Also, the boat launch is near the bait shop. We drove around the campground trying to find the best cell reception and the higher
we went, the better our Verizon cell service was. Our RV is self contained so we boon-docked here with an awesome view of the lake. This was a hidden gem and was hard to find without the GPS coordinates.
GPS 44.760,-124.066
101 North Coast Hwy
4G LTE-Verizon
Satellite yes
We called several campsites looking for a place for the night and everyone was full. So, we did a search on free campsites along the 101 coast highway and found this one.
We thought we struck gold because after the visitors had left, we moved our RV to this location, picture above. During the night, several other campers came into the parking lot setting up for the night as well. Anyhoo, the next morning we received a knock on our house door from the Ranger. We were told that overnight camping wasn't allowed here and the area right off the highway is where you can camp. Funny thing is the other RV's that stayed overnight were gone by 8 am.
GPS 40.721,-116.004
HWY 80
4G LTE-Verizon only at the first campsite
Satellite yes
This was a good place to boon-dock off the highway. Couldn't hear any road noise. Very quiet and secluded.
There are about 5 turn outs to chose from but we found the very first one had cell service and the others did not.
GPS 35.2185,-11237733
HWY 40 E.
4G LTE-Verizon
Satellite yes
Traveling down hwy 40 heading east, we decided to boon-dock for the night. We found this gorgeous spot right off the freeway.
There were several other campers spaced out giving everyone there own space. We chose the first spot which had a fire ring. Note, my phone's gps coordinates states this was in Kaibab National Forest, however it was about 5 miles off the highway.
GPS 38.252,-119.208
Off Hwy 395 South, turn on Jack Sawyer Rd. If you pass Ranger Station you've gone too far.
2G LTE -Verizon
Awesome place to boon-dock for the night! I spoke with the Ranger station and they confirmed that you can stay the night anywhere on the dirt road before you get to the Travertine Hot Springs sign. There are several different Hot Springs in this area to choose from ranging in different temperatures. *Note* in one spring was a family wearing bathing suits and on the other side of the spring were a bunch of naked hippies.
In the lower parking area, the first hot spring you come to on the walking trail is the HOTTEST! further down the path is 4 separate pools connected together to choose from which are a bit cooler but too cold for Dean. We continued walking around the bend and found the last one across from the 2nd parking area which was 104 F. according to another visitor. This one was just right... We came here in October and the days are hot and the nights are cold.
2540 E Mission Bay drive
San Diego, CA 92109
RV dumping station-Free
There is no fresh water
Inside the De Anza Boat launch parking lot is Boon-docking for RV's and Trailers
We saw that someone had posted overnight parking is allowed at this place so we checked it out.
There is an old building that used to be the visitors center that separates the two parking lot areas. The address listed under details is for RV dumping. In the parking lot located on the other side is called the
De Anza Boat Launch. We saw trailers and RV's parked on the south side of the parking lot.
We spoke with a couple who said this is okay to boon-dock at without having any problems. On the street leading into the parking lot, we saw many signs posted that no parking is allowed from 2p-4p on Tuesday's and signs prohibiting dogs anywhere at the park. We didn't stay here because of our little dog.
*Note* There are homeless people roaming the area and sleeping under trees within the park.
In San Diego, there is limited Boon-docking locations. We found a few of the Walmart stores that do allow overnight camping within your RV or Trailer/ 5th wheel
Always contact the Walmart manager to verify it's okay to stay the night.
National City Walmart Superstore
Chula Vista Walmart
San Diego Walmart Superstore
Encinitas Walmart Superstore
During the summer months in San Diego, the further inland you go to boon-dock the hotter it will be.
N. Mescal Rd, Benson, AZ 85602
GPS: 32.011853, - 110.428905
4G LTE -Verizon
Dispersed camping
Exit 297 on I-10 about 5 miles west of Benson. Go North and the paved road will turn to dirt. We found a big turn around spot with a make shift fire ring and was able to circle in with our tow.
There is a neat Tucson old west movie set near by.
The place we boondocked at was on State Land and you will need a Recreational Permit Parking Pass and display this pass in the window. We paid 20 bucks for a year pass. There is only a few places where you can Boon-dock in Arizona on BLM and some of those also require a fee. Here is the website.
At night it got pretty chilling with gorgeous sunset views. We had a few cows passing by on the other side of the road. We love boondocking with great views and nobody else around.
In the picture above you can see in the distance the old west movie set.
GPS: 37° 34' 8.4000" N 118° 46' 4.8000" W
US HWY 395 to Crowley Lake exit, turn North (Right) at Crowley Lake Drive for 2 miles and follow the signs to the campground.
There's a paybox for $8 bucks and you write in your campsite # and license plate.
This campground sits across the highway from Lake Crowley.
It's a good place to disperse camp for the night when traveling on hwy 395. We had a long drive and just came down from Bishop, looking for a place to boondock and found this gem for only 8 bucks.
Our RV is 24 ft. and we had to unhook the tow before driving into the campsite. Camp host does a morning check with campers and validates name with payment.
The campground is open from May to October with 47 RV and Tent sites. *We stayed here on April 27th* The maximum RV length is 30 ft. Each campsite has a fire pit, picnic table and lantern holder. Potable water is available and a dump station for $5 bucks.
Great Views of the Sierra Nevada mountains and Lake Crowley.
We will stay here again.
2251 Hwy 58 Bullhead City, AZ 86429
Ph# 877-757-0915
$20/Night No Hook-ups / $5 per pet
4G LTE -Verizon
This campground is part of the Mohave county Parks campground and there are many campsites here with full hook-ups.
We enjoy water front sites especially when you can fish from the bank on the Colorado River.
After a couple days of boondocking we moved to a full hook-up site.
7 Miles North of Yulee on I-95 S.
Ph# (904) 225-9182
4G LTE- Verizon
The welcome center offers tourist maps, brochures, orange juice station and outdoor bathrooms. The inside center is open daily from 9am - 5pm and closed on holidays.
When entering the parking lot there are signs that say no overnight parking, However the app I use said in the details to find the security guard and let him know you will be staying the night and the rig your in. We couldn't find him but stayed in between 2 tractor trailers. The next morning when the welcome center opened up, I asked the personnel and they said overnight stay was permissible.
We felt very safe staying the night here. It was quiet and couldn't hear any traffic noise or generators.
GPS: 35.641125, - 118.48391
BLM
Dispersed camping
This place is called lower Kern river and
it's opened year round with about 30 campsites. We saw class A's, tents and even cars staying here. The max is 14 consecutive nights.
There is a few porta potty's within this area and campsites had make shift fire rings.
After purchasing our Star Link, we hadn't had any problems with internet or phones so don't know what the service is
It was a little tricky finding this area because it's hidden. We unhooked the Suzuki and drove down the steep dirt road from the SRMA sign. Once we saw the river, we saw many spots filled up. We parked our first night near the big tree. In the morning we woke up and the car parked near the water, where it was more leveled had left. So we moved over to that spot,
We had so much fun staying here. We fished and caught a grouper. We pan for gold and found some. We saw rafters and kayaks go by. There were many hiking trails and we did a lot just at our campsite. After 3 days, we headed over to Lake Isabella to dump and fill and still had our spot back. On the weekend this place was busy and there were several people panning for gold on the other side of the tree.
The ranger told us that Lake Isabella gets weekly fish stocked into it and sometimes the fish makes it's way through the dam and into Lower Kern River which explains why so many people were catching fish.
GPS: 37.097, - 122.281
Off Hwy 1 is a turn out with huge rocks marking the parking spots. We arrived here when all the surfers were heading out of the water and going home. So, we decided to park parallel along the rocks for an ocean view.
Shortly after at dusk, other RV's and camper vans began showing up. We looked for any no-overnight camping signs and didn't see any.
This place was nice for an overnight stay on our way down the coast. We had no problems with cell service or internet. We came here in June and it was cloudy and breezing. The sound of the ocean drowned out any traffic noise.
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