Free Camping in the United States

They say that nothing is free, but when it comes to finding a place to camp for the night, you just might find a free spot. Are you an avid camper? Do you love the nomad lifestyle but hate to pay high campsite fees? Do you often travel in your RV? Do you enjoy tent camping? This book is for you!

For the weekend warriors who want to make the most of their budget, my book will show you the best FREE places to camp across the United States. I have included free campsite listings in all 50 states.

Includes free camping in Alaska and Hawaii!

You must consider camping costs in relation to your vacation budget. The mistake that most travelers make is forgetting to account for camping costs, assuming that they will come across a free camp along the way. If your intention is to lodge at a free camp, make sure you know the name of the campsite, its location and any expenses that you may undertake while at your camping destination.

These campsites are 100% FREE!

In this guide, we will be answering most of your questions regarding the best and free camping destinations in the US. While there are plenty of camping sites across the US, some have charges while others are not in good condition. Being a traveler ourselves, we have visited hundreds of camps across the US and will be telling you which ones are worth your time and the ones that should be avoided at all costs.

These camping destinations are the BEST!

The book mainly covers the best free campgrounds in terms of their location, accessibility, facilities and the natural attractions they have to offer. We will also consider the security of each site and, most importantly, the climate of the area in which the camp is located. The book will also consider the possibility of camping in an RV at most of the locations.

Our book is detailed.

This book is all-around and does not focus on one part of America. The book covers at least two of the best free camping destinations in each state of all 50 states, making it one of the most comprehensive and detailed camping directories you will come across.

In this book, you will see that the camping destinations are divided by state. In each listing, you will find:

• Location by address or GPS coordinates
• Contact information, if applicable
• A concise explanation of directions on how to reach the site
• A brief description of the camping spot
• A list of Key Factors and features of each campsite

In addition to the list of campgrounds, I have included bonus chapters on relevant camping information.

• Camping Terms
• Introduction to Boondocking
• Some helpful camping tips listed in the Conclusion

Shirley and I wrote this book to hopefully assist you on your nomadic journey across the glorious United States. If you’ve already made the investment in an RV and camping gear, you might as well get your money’s worth in finding free places to set up camp.

If you enjoy RVing, you may want to check out our other book A Practical Guide to Full-Time RV Living: Motorhome & RV Retirement Startup.

Just purchased a new to us Class A RV a few months ago. This book answered many questions we had…and many we didn’t know should ask! Great reference material and plan to re-read it from time to time. – Bev B

So complete it may cause some people to be turned off from RVing :). Lots of detail on maintenance and upkeep which I found useful. Sad that so much of what owners have to do is the direct result of horrible RV manufacturers, but it appears to be a common problem even among high end builders. Good job by this couple who have a lot of experience to share. – ychuck46

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