The Best States for FREE RV Camping (Boondocking)

Thanks! This video was good info. You are an excellent expert by pure experience. I lived in Arkansas for 10 years and found the state lands and campgrounds to be excellent. That was in the 80s so I don't know about changes since then. The political far right had taken over Arkansas politics since the 80s and that usually doesn't support any public services, so it was good to hear that at least some of the state lands and campgrounds are still protected. I want to go up the east coast and Appalachians this summer but expect to have a harder time with my camper van, There are a lot of Harvest Host places to spend the night if you pay the membership and meet their qualifications, but that isn't camping. The only federal lands in the east are in the Appalachians which also doesn't have a lot of accessible free dry camping sites. So,, well see how going up the east coast works out.

Shout out to my state Oregon!

Wy and north and south dakota.

Arizona’s White Mountains is a fairly cool summer go to place…Greer, AZ elevation is 8,500.

Thank you, Carolyn; I really like your Alaska drone footage in this video; it's amazing! Hugs to you and Sadie.

Take Two is an improvement over Take One, but is still not up to your usual standards. Oh well, nobody's perfect, and you can always revise it to Take Three in your old age when cleaning up your video legacy. We all need to leave a few projects for the nursing home. Mine was originally going to be solving Fermat's Last Theorem, but then "they" solved it. But it was a huge, brute-force computer solution, which is clearly not how Fermat himself claimed to figure it out. So, if you ever read about a geezer solving it the old-fashioned way with pencil and paper, hopefully it will be me. Though I'll probably be Photoshopping every photo I ever took instead, and getting them into some format my kids won't toss in a dumpster.

My poor lungs would not allow living at 10,000 Even as a kid it was tough as I did not listen about not running around on day 1. Bad headaches. Ouch Your in great shape. I admire you. Wish I needed a waggle. Such a deal. I’m trying to think of a friend that may need it. Hugs

My LEAST favorite boondocking state is Texas because they have no public land. My 3 favorite are Utah, Arizona and Colorado.

I enjoy your travel videos and the information along the way.

woohoo 🎉 my state made the list #10 the beautiful 🥰 state of Oregon I live in Eastern Oregon in Baker County in the high desert 🏜 where I live is right by Farewell Bend State Park and the Snake River Recreational Area and there is a lot of boon-docking areas just around the corner and we’re just a short drive from the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest 🌳 I love ❤️ the idea we can just randomly decided to go camping for the weekend or longer and we have everything we could ever want just a few miles from the house 🥰❤️🥰
Carolyn have you ever explored this part of Oregon?😊

We are so excited to get out there and visit all these states! We were planning to leave last month (was our goal a year ago) then we found out Mo had throat cancer. We find out Wednesday if they got it all!! 🤞 If so, it won’t be long!! Thank you for this list…twice 😆 We’ve followed you from day one and you’ve been a source of encouragement for a long time! Your trip to Alaska set it in stone for us ❤️ thank you!!

Thank you Carolyn , I love your Alaska drone footage in this video. I think that it is spectacular! Hugs to you and Sadie. 👍

Loved the information thank you for sharing

I just want an easy place to swim.

Did you include #6 on this one? 😉