Booning in National Forest or BLMs
If you wanted to boondock in a national forest or in a Bureau Land Management areas, are there "campsites" or are you able to drive in and find a nice spot anywhere and set up camp? Obviously, I have...
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sgrizzle wrote:
Thanks Zman-AZ!
Great info...any idea on the late May, early June camping around there...will the camper heat up too much and during the day and not cool off very fast at night for sleeping? We are making a loop from Sand Dunes National Park-Durango, CO-Moab, UT-Grand Junction, CO - Denver- Back to Nebraska...We are wanting to balance boondocking time with some "normal" camping from time to time.
I do worry about the Moab area and not having AC for sleeping...thanks!
Can get real hot that time of year, nights can cool down but odds are it will be hot and by the time it cools down the sun will be up. If you do camp look for something along the river as that will be a little cooler. Moab might be a good spot to hang in town at a rv park. You can then run AC, dump waste and refill water for the rest of your trip. Not sure on your budget but I always stay at canyon lands rv park. It's real close to the Moab brewery and when I come out of there I need to walk back. Moab will be busy and the blm campsites are first come so you may not find anything near town. Rv parks will also fill up fast so make reservations if you can.
