![]() ![]() If you have a big rig, this is where you’ll want to park. The other boodock camp spot is just northwest of Glen Canyon Dam, a place called Beehive Campground. ![]() This camping area is on the south side of a bluff where an alcove provides a haven for one most exclusive resorts in the world, Amangiri. There are a few pullouts along the road, or a large open area where you’ll find BLM Corrals. The first, is down a dirt road just north of Lone Rock Road that leads you toward the mountains. If you’re visiting Lake Powell and don’t want to be packed in like sardines near the water at Lone Rock, there are two boondock areas near the lake on the west side of Hwy 89. There is no end to the outdoor adventures either, from horseback riding, river rafting, water skiing, UTV’ing, hiking, biking and more. Located northeast of Moab along the incredibly scenic hwy 128, which follows the mighty Colorado River, is a slew of of places to camp for free, along with a number of primitive campgrounds.Ĭamping in this area, flanked by souring mountains and high mesa’s, is a place so scenic you may never want to leave. The hiking trails allow you to get up close to the colorful landscape, while the sunsets are simply breathtaking. When we camped, there wasn’t another person there. Stretching for several miles down service road 7175, the campsites begin just past the scenic overlook. BADLANDS AREA IN NEW MEXICOĪlso in New Mexico, located about 30 miles southeast of Farmington off of hwy 550, the badlands of Angle Peak Scenic area offers about 10 free boondock sites, each providing spectacular views of the rugged terrain. While there are no hookups available, there are bathrooms, as well grills, shade cover, picnic tables and plenty of hiking trails. It’s also worth mentioning that the gates close at sunset. ![]() We’ve camped here twice and both times had no problems finding a spot, however I do recommend arriving early in the afternoon. Located well off of the Hwy 70, nestled within the Organ mountain, this is a really quiet and scenic place to camp. ![]() This is a dry campground for smaller rigs (under 26’) due to the narrow, hilly and winding road. Located about 40 miles south of White Sands National Park, Aguirre Springs Campground is situated on BLM land and is a really special place. This next camping spot is not quite free, it costs a whopping $5/night, but is worth every penny. NEARLY FREE CAMP SPOT OUTSIDE OF WHITE SANDS NATIONAL PARK There is nothing like camping right on the edge of a cliff with ocean views shown above. While you’ll find quite a few places to camp, do keep an eye out for no camping signs. COASTAL CALIFORNIA CAMPING FOR FREEĪnother incredible place to boondock for free is along the northern coast of California, off of Hwy 1 in Big Sur and northern parts of the state just past Fort Bragg. While this camp spot is right off the road, the butte does insulate some of the traffic noise, which is pretty minimal after dark. This is a great camp spot to boondocks and is fun place to climb around and get a bird’s eye view of the expansive landscape. It’s located just north of Hanksville, about 35 miles from the park. This majestic butte really stands out because there is nothing else like it for miles. Up next, not far from Capitol Reef National Park, along Scenic Hwy 24, in the middle of no where, is a unique looking rock formation called Kathline Rock. BOONDOCKING FOR FREE NEAR CAPITOL REEF NATIONAL PARK The scenery is fantastic, and many camp spots are is nestled among the forest trees. Named Spread Creek, this compilation of small creeks works its way to the Snake River. There is even a creek running by several of the camp spots. The Bridger-Teton National Forest can be accessed down a couple of roads-we happened to drive down Forest Rd 30290, which will lead you to a wide open area, fine for big RV’s, but if you have a smaller rig like ours, or you want to tent camp with some privacy, there are a couple dozen sites with a bit of back country explore. Just east of the Grand Teton National Park is wonderful place to boondock for free, and it’s just minutes from the park. FREE REMOTE CAMPING NEAR THE GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK The Google Map above provides precise location for each of these free boondocking spots. Most of these locations are located near popular national parks or recreational areas-so, if you want to avoid the over-crowded campgrounds to be one with nature, read on… If you enjoy boondocking with your RV, I’m going to share 10 incredible places to camp for free in the western part of the U.S. ![]()
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