5 CAMPING OPTIONS in 5 SQUARE MILES! How to Find a Camp that works for YOU!

[@CreativityRV]

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[@shbhchwh]

You are the most articulate son of a gun on youtube! I think you said that you had taught at a university in the past. From one (retired) prof to another, it is no surprise that you now have 32k subscribers! Rock on...

[@ahlivetuhsidamaro150]

I'm an English teacher in China and I absolutely agree with you!! She is the Presentation Guru of RVing! I'm saving money here so I can buy an RV when I get back!

[@CreativityRV]

Thanks so much!

[@sueg2658]

Creativity RV You are a ROCK STAR!

[@KickBackwithEnglishVocab]

I'm also an English teacher in China, with two years to go before I age out in Guangxi Province. Would love to have this kind of lifestyle, and am working towards it, slowly.

[@strong60s]

I concur! Robin is my "go-to" for RV info! She's smart, funny and succinct- how often is all of that in one package!?

[@suzanneclegg2885]

I stayed in the National Forest campground in New Hampshire's White Mountains last year. I researched where to boon dock, found a site, but it didn't feel right, so I went to the campground and paid $15/night. Later, I was complimenting the campground host about how quiet the campground was--I was relieved and surprised, as I thought with so many campers it would be noisy. She told me that if people are noisy, she kicks them out and they go to the "boon docking" spots. If I had not followed my intuition, I would have had a noisy camp without water. Also, there was one (more expensive) Forest Service campground that had showers, but I didn't need to be camping in that campground to use the shower! I was able to shower and do 2 loads of laundry for $6 ! It was clean and dog-friendly. That campground with more amenities was congested...campsites right next to each other...I wouldn't have had my "solitude in Nature" experience if I had done more than shower/laundry there. That was my first time out, and I learned that my intuition, and willingness to ask the local shop keepers and forest service personnel how to create the experience I was after, worked wonderfully.

[@sherylshupel]

would you mind sharing the campground name? We are planning to go to White Mountains next spring/summer and still trying to decide where to stay.

[@paulajackson4638]

Sheryl Shupel ...please let is know..thanks.

[@shellchenonceau7832]

SHERYL SHUPEL: I suspect Suzanne stayed in the White Mountain National Forest... Lincoln NH?

[@paulajackson4638]

Shell Chenonceau ..could be.. Adventure van man and nomadic fanatic stayed somewhere around North Conway... didn't realize how large the White Mountains are... I went last October and so beautiful with the fall foliage. Hardly no one there. Had a great time.

[@sherylshupel]

She's talking about New Hampshire's White Mountains---National Forest Campground that she stayed in.. there are several National Forest Campgrounds in the National Forest there---I was asking her specifically which National Forest Campground she stayed in.

[@anewspeedoflife5735]

Robin, Thank you so much for your videos. Recently I left my full time job and spent 12 weeks on the road with my family ( 8000 miles around the US). I would love to full time but my oldest is a senior in high school so we don’t want to mess up her last year. I am a dad of three girls and have made all my girls watch your videos. I have used you (and my wife because she is awesome) as a demonstration of a strong independent women that do not let society dictate their role in the world. I can only hope that they take these great examples in life and make their own journey as they see fit! I have been frustrated with so many channels that highlight the “risks” of being a solo woman nomad (or just a woman in general). It sends such a bad message to my girls that they need to be afraid simply because they are women... I won’t accept that. Your message is different and a refreshing inspiration for the young women out there facing those risks (whether a nomad or not). I truly believe that gender doesn’t matter, the world is full of risks everywhere no matter a man or woman. Only those that are prepared properly, have the courage and self-fortitude to face those risks head on smartly can achieve their own dreams and will ever really achieve their definition of fulfilling life; whether it be as a nomad, a professional, a parent or whatever their ambition chooses! While the reality of physical differences does exist between men and women, I have worked with each of them so they are fully equipped to manage any situation they face. Frankly I think my girls would be better prepared in any emergency and able to protect themselves ( and others) more than any of the young men I see these days. I know you didn’t set out on your journey to necessarily inspire the young women of the world (my condolences to your family for the loss of your sister), but I wanted you to know that the path you have chosen is inspiring young women more than you could ever imagine! Please keep up the journey and feel confident to reach out to me if there is anything ( can’t figure out how to bold and underline this word) I could do to help you on your path to continue inspiring others! Best wishes, Dad of three girls and husband of an amazing woman!

[@JulieOParkCity]

Since I’m a new RVer and live in Utah I’ve really enjoyed our Utah State Park Campgrounds. They are beautiful, spaced out pretty well and some offer hookups.

[@gloriashaeffer6776]

Hi Robin,Good morning! Another great video! We found that staying in the national parks was great, especially since we are seniors,they let you stay for half price so most of the National parks are from 10 to 12 dollars a night for seniors, most of them have 14 day limits but you can just move to another site and it is ok. Also there is an opportunity to be a camp host and then you can stay for free, these are very limited. Also if you want to see a lot of the national Parks you can get a yearly pass you pay the first amount then with the pass you can go as many times as you want,( the camping is separate). every state has state and national parks you can get the info on www.nps.gov Thanks again for the great video, Take care stay safe and BE FREE!!

[@gloriashaeffer6776]

when we stayed i was 59 but my husband was 62 i think that is what they used you probably get the info from the national parks web site

[@michellestaley5161]

I forgot about my senior discount. Thank you for the reminder

[@alanandcyndi9335]

Robin, you are the most ideal vlogger and blogger I know of! You're so articulate, so well-organized, so approachable and friendly, and your on-camera presence is just perfect -- lovely, well-spoken, natural, and generous with your knowledge and your time. Your practical advice is invaluable! I hope you'll continue writing and making videos for a long time to come, and I hope we meet you on the road someday. 🚐❤ 🌼🌷🍂🍁

[@CreativityRV]

Thank you so much!

[@marcia.warnercampbell9119]

When I first started considering RVing I was excited to see so many KZbin videos from so many different people. The other day I unsubscribed from many because I realized that their RVing style would not be my style for a multitude of reasons. Some were even causing me to rethink ever wanting to be an RVer. So I have saved the best. I am convinced that is the truthful, sane and most genuine information that I have found. Thanks.

[@thoughtsinpassing2968]

A call to the local Chamber of Commerce is an option of local availability, even a call to the local police station in a town you know you will be heading through. Also IF you are a member of a civic organization: The Lions Club, The Elks Club, The Moose Lodge, Mason, Eastern Star, or even a specific church you may be a member of..or not..Churches have large parking lots that are used a few hrs during the week, and normally one day on the week end. Large chain gas stations may have space and services for a smaller fee.

[@elainemcelroy8829]

Two perks of aging: 1) Retirement. 2) Senior Pass. If you are over 62, you can purchase a US National Park Service Senior Pass for $20 per year, or a lifetime pass for $80. If you turned 62 before Aug 26, 2017 and purchased that pass before that date, it only cost $10. My husband turned 62 on Aug 11 last year, so he was able to purchase his pass for $10. I turned 62 in Feb ‘18, so missed that dead-line by just a few months 😏, but as long as I am with my husband, we can use his pass. “With the Lifetime Senior Pass, you can stay at forest service campgrounds for 1/2 the regular fee, plus access more than 2,000 recreational sites.” After you spend 8 nights at a FS campground, the Pass has paid for itself, so even at $80, that pass is a very good deal. Sweet!

[@RVFreeDa]

Loved your video! I spent the summer in Leadville to. So many beautiful places and the weather was perfect. On highway 24 on the South end of Leadville there is a city dump station with potable water that only costs 5 dollars. I cried when I went down the mountain. Next to Alaska it’s my favorite place to spend the summer!

[@CreativityRV]

Great tip! Thanks ☺️

[@suzanneantonich4106]

After every video I watch of yours Robin, I say “this girl is freaking awesome“! I hope you do get to read this comment because you are just incredible and so appreciated. Thanks for all you do and how you are doing it! You make me wanna leave the house this very moment.

[@agingacademy]

You and getaway couple are my favs. Real, fun, natural.

[@penny_willow]

Thanks for the tips. Purple looks good on you.

[@roadtrippinwithdea7261]

I’m at turquoise lake right now! I walked over to Sugar Loafin” and she quoted me $40 a night ! No way!!! There is a dump station at the end of the road in Leadville dump and water $5.00 I don’t know why anyone would stealth camp or boon dock with all these beautiful free spots so close. Unless like you said you are having drinks in town. I walked to the golf course yesterday right outside camp and had lunch and a beer yesterday. So glad I found this place! Stayed at Clear Creek Reservoir last month loved it but no cell service Always just use : Camping near me”

[@unconventionalforager6389]

WHAT! Robin you went from 25,000 to over 32,000 in a few short days! That is amazing. You’re good at this too. So, I shouldn’t expect different. Great job

[@lynnash1133]

As someone who is considering this kind of life in my retirement I appreciate all the good information you supply. Keep up the good work!

[@scarlethenderson6510]

For those who are disable they get get a golden pass card which cut the cost of camping state parks in half, I do believe for sight seeing such as Grand canyon Zion maybe free to enter with this pass

[@misstreelove]

I absolutely adore you, I love your perspectives and I appreciate so much that you're saying these things out loud. You're the best. Ps Leadville is my FAV ✌️😁 happy trails!

[@veronikanunley5246]

If you are on the eastcoast area (primarily talking about Georgia since I'm here at the moment...smile), you will find various popular campsites for RV's booked literally 13 months in advance... wow! Another GREAT reason to find some boondocking in Georgia somewhere... If anyone knows some in Georgia, let me know. Thanks

[@mindylinsdau6072]

My hubby and I are just starting out full timing. We subscribe to a lot of RV vloggers and get a lot of good tips and information. I just wanted you to know that yours are the most informative, full of practical advice videos that we have come across. You provide a great service to us newbies and we always look forward to your video’s. Thank you so much!!!!

[@4TIMESAYEAR]

The $20 national forest overflow campground is expensive for not having a hook-up. My personal opinion is that national parks should not have a fee. They are already funded through the Dept. of the Interior. It's double taxation.

[@idantheman1354]

Your really a big help.. im in Oregon and hate it when ya cant even park off side of roads and the campsites all full... Were not running this system for We the People .... right.. Allow roadside parking would be a help. Retired people are not filthy rich..

[@RoamingRavenRV]

After four years of boondocking, this year I am exploring Harvest Host which is also boondocking yet social and will explore actual campgrounds whether it is City, State or National parks.

[@HendersonDebbie]

Thanks for taking the time to post and provide a variety of types of camping options. I think sometimes if feels like we need to pick an option and stick to it! I also value that each of the different providers of RV full time information do a different segment of the conversation so there is a nice blended approach without just plain repetition. Bravo to you and your sister's memory! You are doing it for both of you!

[@sheilahag]

We are getting closer to being “ out” there! I had my garage sale yesterday & now have to get the rest either in the garbage or goodwill....seems like ALOT of work! Can’t wait till it’s over....

[@reneegriffith2375]

Sheila I wish I was to the place you are at. I moved from a 3 bedroom duplex to a 1 bedroom apartment. Couldn't believe how much stuff I have collected since I was about 18 years old and now I'm 62. So I sold a lot of my stuff at the auction. And I'm still downsizing because I still got more containers to go through. But I have to pay my SUV off before I can do anything. I'm only one year out and making my payments with a five-year contract so my goal is to pay it off in two more years then get rid of it and get my RV and hit the road and then I will be totally prepared by then but I wish it was today but it won't be. I've learned so much from these videos between Robin and Carolyn that I've been taking lots of notes and creating my list of what I need to have and how I'm going to have it and I'm excited so in the meantime I get to watch these videos and just wish for now. I can't wait to be a happy camper

[@sheilahag]

Renee Griffith You sound just like me! I am 66 & have been watching videos for 3 - 4 years! I have been making lists of where to go & what to do (alphabetical by state). But be warned, I lost my What to Do, it just disappeared (I use an iPhone)....oh well. Take care....it will happen soon.....see you on the road!

[@reneegriffith2375]

I am 62 and widowed. I am living on my widow benefits but at 65 will collect my own social security and have a pension plan. I had a car and just sold it. If I had found this site before now instead of getting my used SUV I would have gotten my Class C instead. But that is okay, because I was trying to decide to buy a house or hit the road. I will get there in a few years. A lot of people who comes to Northern Idaho, goes home sells their house and moves here. Housing is too expensive for me as is everything else. I have my list going and one day be able to check everything off in my RV. We will get there and be on the road

[@HendersonDebbie]

Renee Griffith Just curious, why don't you sell the SUV now? Is there another reason you are waiting?

[@reneegriffith2375]

Debra Henderson I only had it a year, and there are some other things I need to take care of first. I am giving myself 2 years to get everything done and then onward I go.

[@andibeauchamp9231]

I'm boondocking for the first time. It's pretty cool. I'm learning to be mindful of my energy use.

[@sueg2658]

You are such a pleasure to watch. You always bring such relevant information to us and you do it with zest and gusto! Thank you. 😊

[@28cruzin]

I just found your channel a few days ago. There was so much info I had to take notes. I ordered the lithium battery inverter you use for your friend with sleep apnia. I have wanted something like this for years. I'm new to RVing but am a gunkholer from way-back. That would be a boater who stays on the anchor in unusual places off the marine grid. I'm going to try this baby out tonite. I went to Amazon thru your link to check it out. After searching the competition I bought it through your link for a considerable savings! Needless to say I subscribed and I'm going to binge watch your vids this weekend. You have a wonderful gift in the ability to answer questions in a way that seems to anticipate my way of thought. I live in the North East where the property taxes add up to a quarter of my Social Security. Sold the house and registered my vehicles in Maine. It's like a windfall! I'll be leaving on a 3 month Southern tour in January paid for by my TAX savings. Thank you for doing such thorough and interesting videos. See you on the next one.

[@desertdanblacksmith1394]

Robin-There is great camping below the Dam as you mentioned......and some camping is within walking distance to the 9 Hole Public Golf Course.......:) ....I used to do it all the time ! Also....be aware in the forest around Leadville there is a historic Black Bear population.....keep your camp clean and you will be ok...:)....esp around Sugar Loafin....they like trash cans and dumpsters

[@malcolmnicoll1165]

A colossal thanks, Robin. We ALL appreciate your generosity by sharing these insider, wonderful tips.

[@treezafernweh4156]

Thanks for letting us know about the Google “near me” feature. Never heard of that before and I can see that coming in super handy!! Google, Google, Google, Google, Google 😂

[@carolcarlson6125]

I like combining different styles of camping. Since we have a golden pass we stay in National Forest campgrounds most often and enjoy the scenery and the dumping service. I like peaceful places the best. Surprisingly, we have had some wonderful views at Walmart’s. My last choice is rv parks.

[@g.cosper]

Ms, Wordsmith is shooting with both barrels tonight-info and fun with the same eyes! I'm thinking more and more about a converted shorty schoolbus or ETV. I JUST LOVE THE WAY YOU HAVE IT TOGETHER FOR US, Be free, Sister.

[@exploringrvdude7817]

If you're in a city or populated area, find an industrial area to park. I've got a scooter on the back of my RV so I can explore while my RV is parked.

[@debstovervillarreal4348]

Leadville will be my first destination when I actually hit road from Blue Ridge, TX where I currently live on my farm caring for my husband who has ALS.

[@KickBackwithEnglishVocab]

My recommended videos feed sure knew what it was talking about when it included one of your videos in it! I haven't even looked at van vids for a few months, but KZbin never forgets. Robin, your videos are so well made. Thanks for taking the time to make them, and thanks for sharing. I'm still in the dreaming and researching phase, with a couple or more years to go before making the dream a reality.

[@nettiewatkins6545]

Leadville is a great little place. Molly Brown would agree with you. It is the highest point in Colorado. I have seen it snow in length out in July. It is rare, but it happens. It used to be my hunting grounds. Glad you had fun there.

[@roxanne533]

The Turquoise Lake campground was beautiful!

[@CreativityRV]

I didn't want to leave!

[@cassiecassiesue]

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, Robin! You continue to provide meaningful content, very valuable to me and I'm grateful! Stay safe, Sister!

[@Mtncubpa]

I am enjoying your utube videos. Easy to watch and easy to learn from. I’m in my late 50’s. Not yet ready to make the transition. I still enjoy my home . Your great. I am enjoying the tips too. I tent camp and I enjoy this a lot. I still like to take vacations in a hotel room and with restaurants. Your site and others are getting me ready when I make the next change.

[@northtexas4110]

Turquoise Lake is gorgeous so is forest camping! Wonderful info thank you! Blessings

[@michellestaley5161]

I have a small notepad with all of your tips and tricks.

[@lmajc494]

I feel like i need a notepad when listening to her. and i mean that in the friendliest way possible...

[@sherryhicks2920]

Lady Geezer here...Thank You, thank you, thank you!! Good info girlfriend!! I love these kind of places.

[@nancyswanson666]

LOVE you and your channel!!! You are so positive, informative and no drama, thank you thank you thank you.

[@attheranch873]

Wow, this was so helpful. Finding a place is what is hardest for me. You are a blessing 😊❤️

[@susanf9862]

Leadville does look like a great place!... I looked it up. The view outside your window was gorgeous. Again... great information and motivation! Have a great day!

[@rayjones3212]

At the moment our style of camping is in a hotel or at home. We are following you and several others on KZbin and other sources to learn as much as we can to help us make some good decisions once we decide on the (motorized) RV that we do purchase. We are looking at Class-B vans and we both have some limited mobility issues so all of that comes into play. But we really do like your videos and they have been very informative. Hopefully we will (not literally) run into you on the road sometime in the future so we can shake your hand. Thanks for sharing. --A pair of "wanna-be" RV'er's from Indianapolis, IN.

[@Kimbopolo]

Love the NFS campgrounds around Turquoise Lake! I wanted to stay in all of them. Glad RVFreeDa mentioned the city dump station.

[@corinnemcleod1804]

So nice to hear, can't stand watching other videos where they are showing there camping but there always at a Wallmart. Why would I want to hit the road and live at Wallmart.

[@rtpman1953]

I use Walmart when I'm traveling to a distant vista. However, I do my stays at Walmart a bit different. I do check with AllStay to see if it's been reported friendly for RV. Unless it's summer when its really hot, I'll stop about 6 pm or sometimes even 4 pm. I park away where my RV isn't in prime parking. I ALWAYS buy something in Walmart, usually a meal. I"ll sleep for about 3 or 4 hours, and I'm out of there by 10 at the latest. I boondock most of the time because I tow a small 16ft RV. Likewise, I'll stay on BLM land or as you mentioned I will google camping near me. Where I stay depends on if I need services or just looking for dispersed camping that is free or cheaper than the main camp area.

[@000MACK000]

Well I've never been any place like that I usually only park at Walmart, truck stops, or a local park. can't wait to get out west. I am so tired of the East.

[@reneegriffith2375]

Come to Pacific Northwest. Very beautiful. And we have 4 seasons. But summer is the best.

[@ellensackett]

Where, specifically, Renee? I am headed that way eventually.

[@reneegriffith2375]

I live in Coeur d' Alene Idaho. Many lakes and camping places here. Spokane Washington has a lot too. We sit in a valley with lots of mountains around us. Very beautiful here. Fall is in the air, love all seasons just not big on winters.

[@ellensackett]

How long is winter?

[@000MACK000]

@@ellensackett well if everything was right with the world it would be 3 months per season but since the world ain't right it's unpredictable.

[@alexandrastevens8892]

As usual a cracking vlog, it's great to listen/watch your advice channel while eating my Sunday treat, chocolate trifle mmm not sure what's best, stay safe

[@ijazmailbox7082]

I live vicariously through your videos!

[@rockymtncampergirl641]

I'm so blessed to live right here near Leadville!! I have my a storage unit and a space for my CTC right here in Leadville Co. Great video Robin! You're growing fast !! 35K soon!!

[@CreativityRV]

Thanks!!

[@Angrymobs62]

You are so level headed the way I wish that I was! I want to stealth camp in a Dodge Sprinter hightop. I need to control my space due to feeling trapped. Can't wait to see you on the road one day!

[@sjr7822]

That pretty much sums it up "Don't be an eye-sore" on Stealth camping advice

[@davemojarra4734]

I’m looking forward to your upcoming adventures after the weather becomes too cold for comfort in Colorado.

[@spellmadam2947]

In our travels we found fairgrounds sometimes offer camping

[@christineroberson409]

You have the best advice--I always feel like you are letting us in on some valuable secrets!

[@bettywith2girls]

Hi Robin..."Camo Dave" has that sticker "wall" and he showed it again today during a live chat, and I asked about you and he said he didn't get a sticker from you yet. It's your business, of course, but I love your style and channel and if he "reviews" you (or comments on you...mostly good stuff...he comments on a lot of nomads), it gives your YT channel visibility. More people will become aware of it and can watch. You obviously don't have to send him anything but if you are interested, I think it will be beneficial for your channel and his address is underneath his video in Springfield, VA...God bless.

[@danaharrelson7112]

I just want to tell you that I really enjoy your videos. You give the best information in a short amount of time. I haven't ventured out yet but it is my plan to when I can. Thanks for all the great advice.

[@DianaRedlin]

Robin, you are truly making me think that I can do this. All of your videos have answered so many of my questions and fears. You have done so much work for each one and I appreciate that so much. I will be changing my life and buying a van within the next year and many times I have thought(being older and disabled) that there is no way I will be able to do this-then I see one of your videos and I feel that hope again. One thing I would like to ask is with our changing climate and weather how does a person know about the impact that will have on the future. Not just for safety but for the land and what to be aware of as you go into a certain area of the country-I think you had a very up close and personal experience with the weather just recently. What if your computer is out and your phone? And you are not able to get help? Hope this isn't a stupid question!

[@juanitalewis9873]

Thanks Robin, to opening my eyes to so many options. Safe travels!

[@mrsjohnson1743]

Your videos are my go-to now that I'm trying trying to find out what I need to know before I (finally!) start my own adventure as a nomad. You are so very informative and sensible in your teaching and ideas (evaporating gray tank, genius!). Thank you so much!

[@lorelin1056]

Love it. Thanks for getting me off my duff. Enjoyed a weekend in Leadville. Loved the train. Looking forward to going back!

[@galardmills5306]

Consider state parks, as well. I traveled all around Nevada, and my annual pass made the campgrounds free (included). Of course, my taste in recreation may not match the purpose of every park. However, all of the parks had nicely maintained spaces, monitored by rangers. I know that other states have similar parks, although the fee structure may be different. Glad I subscribed, Robin. I learn something from every one of your videos.

[@scarlethenderson6510]

Also for truck stop like flying J , Love's, TA etc if you ask they will give you a membership type card which discounts your fuel but also each time you fuel you get points which later can add up to free shower or coffee etc , maybe these topics would be a video for later if you could do a little investigation on them to share with others please I'm not a tuber so as always I love your videos

[@DrShonto]

👍👍👍...GREAT info...thanks, ROBIN...😎

[@reneegriffith2375]

I can't wait for the day I can pack up and leave. It will be a couple more years. I've learned tons. I only happened to find things out when I entered about where you could stay. I had no idea about the different places to stay. I wish I was in the spot financially to go today, but not there yet.

[@CreativityRV]

It took me time to plan and get my financial ducks in order too. You'll get there!

[@hobohobbies]

Thank you Robin. Very helpful. Not sure what my favorite style of camping is. I think it depends on the area that I'm in. If I'm driving through Wally docking is great. I Boon dock and also 1000 trails. I guess it depends on how many days I'm staying in an area. Free is always good.

[@susandoyle263]

Thanks again for the great information. I will definitely be adding Leadville to my list of must visit places in the U.S.

[@jodyseaman1885]

Thanks Robin you always have the best most complete information.

[@pattiford2932]

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS THEY ARE VERY INFORMATIVE. MY SISTER AND I WANT TO GO TRAVELING. ALL OVER THE U.S. THANK YOU FOR WHAT YOU DO FOR PEOPLE TRYING TO FIND PLACES TO SLEEP OR CAMP OUT. GOD BLESS YOU.

[@kxrv6629]

Nicely done. We had hoped to spend this summer in Colorado, but got a late start. We’ll keep Leadville in mind for the future. We enjoy a mix of camping options too.

[@mattiec7137]

Robin, I would love it if sometime in the future you would travel east and let us know what type of camping you find available..You're doing a really thorough job out west & specifically in Colorado which is fabulous.. I love it! But I would like to know what is actually available for the center and east part of the US as I hear that there's not as much stealth camping , boondocking,Free camping etc. options especially as you get closer to the East Coast..It would be really helpful if you could cover that area as thoroughly as the area that you're in now.. Also I love your videos! I find them very informative. Thank you for making them and please keep up the great work! Safe Travels

[@winebox]

Mattie C Northwest Ohio here. Thanks for asking. There’s hardly anyone with these channels that are around here or in the East. Makes me wonder if everyone sticks to the campgrounds and state parks.

[@bigeric12325]

There is tons for free camping all up and down the East from up state NY to PA, OH ,WV ,V ,Tennesse ,Kentucky land between the lakes.Mississippi, Florida buy a hunting pass and stay for months at the same spot 50$ for a year for out of state, so many videos of the East ,too the blue ridge mountains so much if you look ,of course out West has much more land than the East.

[@winebox]

bigeric12325 thanks

[@dlight2669]

I'm looking forward to when I can get a rig, get stealthy and have the freedom to do this. I will be on the east coast, getting jiggy with it!

[@sherrycapito6736]

A suggestion would be to either visit/goto AAA for brochures/info or rest areas have tons of brochures, Welcome Ctrs, rt across state lines have brochures as well & ask counter person for suggestions. Chamber of Commerce of each state could also help u find info u need. In Ky. there are numerous lakes. Tenn.-Whole Gatlinburg area in the Smokey Mtns. These might help you. Good luck & safe travels !!

[@misstbikini]

Awesome video! Im still in sticks n bricks and camp with my daughter and go tent camping, i Like the us forest campgrounds, usually lots of room. Next year i want to take her to Colorado

[@lindagailsch]

Great tips. Leadville is on my list of places to go in the summer.

[@rhondawaldron]

We are on the East Coast so State Parks are out go to.

[@kellydoyle]

Wow! It’s Colorado for me next summer! That’s a far cry from my experience here on the Oregon Coast! Be prepared to pay for campgrounds here if you want a spot for more than a few nights with signal and no gunfire. Video coming soon!

[@CreativityRV]

Good! I'm hitting the PNW next summer... We can't miss each other again, can we?!?!

[@kellydoyle]

Creativity RV Haha! Well, it would feel safer in these woods traveling in pairs. Especially if one is packing. (Heat. 😉😀) I’ll fill you in on all of the spots I know. I just had to leave them all due to gunfire.

[@kellydoyle]

Ms Linda Haha! From the sound of it, it’s been hunting season here all summer long! LOTS of boondocking spots here with targets in them. 😲

[@judyabernathy80]

Great, great, great info for those of us getting our info together before heading out!! I’ve been to Leadville camping but didn’t have a clue those choices were available. Thank you so much!!

[@hw2326]

Such a smart helpful video. Researching ahead sure pays off. And if an emergency comes up--options.

[@abumpyroad3895]

I was a 'camper' long before I was an RV'er, my fave places are definitely the national parks! AGain, great video.

[@philcapling8268]

Another very helpful, fact-filled video on where to camp. Thanks for all you do for us-very helpful!

[@debra-vs]

Having fibromyalgia, I have realized that I’ll probably spend more time at a place than most nomads... maybe up to a month. RV resorts are not likely to be my choice, though, because I like quiet. Thanks for sharing your insight into the options!

[@CreativityRV]

The nice thing about being a Nomad is you can control your surroundings (temp, humidity, light, noise, etc.). Hopefully that helps ☺️

[@nancyswartz9294]

Just bought our first RV. Was so happy to find your site! Thanks!

[@karenmajor8823]

Love Love Love your videos. Thank you I will be hitting the road soon with my 9 year old. The information you provide is definitely going to be an asset in our future journey.

[@djsoffgridlife834]

Have you checked out Hipcamp? Privately owned land that owner rents out ...

[@michellestaley5161]

Colorado is amazing. I will be spending quite a bit of time out there.

[@DonovanRush]

We all love options!

[@jillom6648]

Great stuff, Robin. Thank you!

[@micki777]

you are such a great communicator!! thank you!!

[@shellchenonceau7832]

I am so glad you shared these tips! Thank you! 💙💚💛🧡💜

[@lidasoileau1816]

Thanks for these tips. I actually found an inexpensive park on rvparky that I did not see on google. Having multiple ways to search is great.

[@mailisailor]

Robin Once again you give great information. Thanks

[@justskoolinaround11]

Got my bus!!!! 38 ft. and looking for suggestions for our first adventure! Staying close to home at first. Would appreciate any advice. Want to stay in Colorado for now.. want to be at a quiet, private area where I can take a skoolie... Thanks. :)

[@2inchfromtheground]

So glad I found you! Looking for places besides truck stops and big retailers to camp. I travel every month and eventually want to live on the road

[@CeeCeeImohlaapohko]

OMG I know I say this every time but I LOVE your channel! This keeps me so motivated. Thank you, Thank you for your channel! You are making it so easy for us ❤️❤️❤️. Oh, btw I like the national forest camping. I don't always like to be around people. Sometimes I like to just be alone to re-charge.

[@therestlessnative365]

This was EXCELLENT information. I’ve only recently discovered your channel and I really appreciate the information you provide. I go full time in May and am trying to gather as much information as possible! Thanks!!

[@ezfitchick]

Robin -- this is such great info - I am making notes while I get ready to get into my motorhome - Thank you -