The USFS is a multi-faceted agency of the U.S. Boondocking on United States Forest Service Land To find a wider range of possible boondocking sites, use the free approach outlined in this tutorial.
They are also the same potential sites being scouted by others using these apps and may be already taken by other campers. (See this post about how we find camping sites, including boondocking sites.) Boondocking with our Airstream at a pullout along Madden Peak Road (FR 316) west of Durango, ColoradoĬampendium, AllStays, etc are great tools and we use them all the time, but they simply do not include all of the many potential boondocking locations on US Forest Service lands. Hence the need for this tutorial, so that you’re not limited to the already documented recreational vehicle boondocking sites indicated on popular websites and apps such as Campendium, AllStays, and others. There are several websites and apps that campers can use to find free boondocking locations, but I’ve yet to find one that includes all of the great potential campsite locations that you can easily find using the free tools from the USFS.
Forest Service Visitor Map and official Motor Vehicle Use Maps (MVUMs) developed by the USFS and available for free. This tutorial will show you how to find great boondocking sites in National Forests using the interactive U.S. Forest Service (USFS) land using free mapping tools?
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