RV Parks or Boondocking?

Three years ago now since we were on the mainland but we boondocked about half the time in all sorts of places from beaches to mountaintops and a couple of times in Fuel stations and several times in village squares well off the beaten track --- and will be doing so again when we get there early next year.

Some pay big money to get escorted thousands of miles to a fairly crummy RV park and then sit around in the sun playing bingo so it takes all kinds

Boondocking rocks in Mexico. There are two good places near Chapala up in the mountains about two hours away. Valle de Juarez, Jalisco has two rv parks that charge very little and are as good as boondocking.

Many little towns will be glad to let you stay in their city square. Ask for the presidencia, policia, or the tourist office. You'd be surprised how many places have city parks or presitas (smaller reservoirs) where can stay no charge.

We boondock a lot and shy away from rv parks. Most have bad electricity anyway, not worth paying for.

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Lots of great advice and locations to be found.

BTW dave if you want some advice feel free to phone me 206-497-7934

I would not boondock except on Bahia Conception in Baja. The 650 cc motorcycle will in theory need its own permit. Since the motorhome will get a 10 year RV, you should be able to get a separate 180 day on the motorcycle. They may adit to the motorhome but its over the 250 cc limit to do that.