Your Favorite Boondocking Pics

Old Islander wrote:
Mid Vancouver Island, Lower Campbell Lake near the Strathcona dam; it's a remote BC Hydro forestry campsite.

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Old Islander, let us know if you need help in posting the photo -- I am very interested in pictures of that area!

Mid Vancouver Island, Lower Campbell Lake near the Strathcona dam; it's a remote BC Hydro forestry campsite.

Cargo Muchacho Mountains along Ogilby Rd Socal. Looking down on the boondockinng area with Ogilby Rd and Imperial Dunnes near the top of the pic.





American Girl open pit mine






Terlingua Tx


Terlingua Ranch


La Sal Mountains near Moab Ut

Thanks, profdant139! Kennewick (Tri-Cities) is basically high desert, if you weren't aware. And slowly becoming an urban desert!! We tend to do the mountains and woods mostly, but do at times find nice dry spots nearby!!

Washington always looks so green and cool -- coming from an urban desert, we really appreciate the lush vegetation whenever we head up to the North Cascades. Thanks for posting those photos!

Near Winthrop, WA in the Okanogan-Wenatchee Nat Forest:



Beth Lake, also in Okanogan-Wenatchee NF:

If you have a smaller RV and enjoy "urban boondocking", Charleston, SC is a very RV-friendly place. Here is our Roadtrek on Murray Street, with the Ashley River on our side of the street, and multi-million dollar homes (some of them can be called mansions) on the other side of the street. No signs prohibiting overnight parking on this section of Murray Street. Charleston is a very walkable city, and the historic downtown section isn't too far.

Mothers Day Weekend in the NF near La Grande, OR. Of course, it was fairly nice upon leaving for the homestead!!!

I'm envious.