Bureau Land Management (BLM) lands offer an incredible opportunity for free RV parking in some spectacular places, but it’s also our responsibility to protect these special places by following a few rules.
Boondocking is dry camping. But dry camping isn’t always boondocking. You can dry camp in a state park by booking a reservation for an individual site and staying overnight without any hookups.
The Bureau of Land Management’s mission is “to sustain the health, diversity, and productivity of public lands for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations.”
Be a Good NeighborMost BLM boondocking is a first come first served situation when choosing a place to camp. If they got there first, don’t pull up in front of them and block their view.
Dry camping means you won’t have hookups, and it’s never ok to dump your tanks on the ground (grey or black). Don’t dump anything, for that matter- refuse, hazardous materials, sewage.