Some questions on National Park sites
My DW and I would like to start full-timing in the future. We expect to do lots of hiking during the day and some work during the evening/night. We MUCH prefer to camp in less open spaces that feature...
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A quick question - aren't sites designed to hold a tent or two plus a car? I was expecting them to accommodate a trailer and the tow vehicle side by side...
A lot of tent only sites have room to park a vehicle only. The spot for the tent is separate from the parking location, usually a few feet away, sometime a couple hundred feet away.
Boondocking is really the way to go for complete isolation. Some place like this boondock spot in Francis Marion NF in SC where the closest other person camping or living was several miles away?
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or maybe like this mountain top near Cumberland Gap NP in the Wilderness Off Road Park where I couldn't see a single street light at night and the closest other person was over a mile away?
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And once you get west of the rockies, it gets so much easier to sneak away from it all.
