If you’ve been following our journey for any time at all, you know that we prefer to camp off-grid — and we aren’t the only ones! Boondocking has exploded in popularity over the past few years due in part to a large increase in the total number of RVers on the road, and the increasing number of resources available to help individuals identify great boondocking locations.
Considering Solar Power for Your RV? Read This First
Tired of lugging around your obnoxious generator when trying to camp off-grid? Or want to camp off grid for longer periods of time without having to cut your trip short? You've come to the right place. It's time to upgrade to solar power, my friend!
Take in the Desert Wonders at Saguaro National Park
A trip to the desert may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of nature or a vacation, but Saguaro National Park in Tucson, Arizona is one of the most fascinating places on earth. There’s just something special about the serenity and desolation, often silhouetted by a colorful sky and towering saguaros, that takes my breath away.
Everything You Need to Know Before Visiting Lee Vining, Calif.
Never heard of Lee Vining? I hadn't either before we set out to explore all aspects of the Eastern Sierras! This summer, we were fortunate to discover so many cool aspects of this relatively small, high elevation mountain town. It's only 30 minutes north of Mammoth Lakes, and 30 minutes south of Bridgeport, making it a worthwhile stop as you explore along the scenic Hwy 395.
Everything You Need to Know About Dispersed Camping
As more and more Americans are choosing to get outside and camp, first-come, first-serve sites at established campgrounds have become harder to come by. Personally, we tend to prefer camping in the wild -- better known as dispersed camping -- versus staying at RV parks and established campgrounds. While campgrounds definitely have perks, we enjoy the solitude and primitive experience that comes with camping off the grid.
Exploring Vermilion Cliffs National Monument in Arizona
One of the first places we explored in Arizona was Vermilion Cliffs National Monument. Located in Coconino County, Arizona and just south of the Utah state line, Vermilion Cliffs National Monument is 293,689 acres of protected land. You might even know the place without realizing it! Vermilion is home to The Wave, an awe-inspiring, red-and-gold swirling sandstone rock formation that is one of the most highly sought hiking permits in the Southwest.
