Your Favorite Boondocking Pics

Lake Pleasant Regional Park (Maricopa County Arizona), Shoreline/Primitive Camping area, March 5, 2009.
GPS Coordinates: 33.90271, -112.31088


Regards,
Neil & JoAnn

West Texas...December 08

Havent seen too many people posting on here, so I thought I'd throw some past shots up from one of Our Galleries

On the Beach in Los Ceritos Baja Mexico Sur


Not really a camp spot, but the view was so beautiful, we ended up spending the night here. HWY 1 along the California coast line up near Oregon


White Horse Campground in Utah. Everyone else was tent camping as this is basically just a dirt/sand lot at the trail head for the Cottonwood Narrows hike

c.traveler2 wrote:

Utah has some of the greatest boondocking places in the USA.

Shhhh, we're trying to keep that a secret.:W:B

Matho wrote:

WOW, what a GREAT picture.:B

Bukhrn,

Glad you liked the pictures. This spot is actually only about 65 miles from home, once you leave the pavement, you are on active logging roads for about 50 miles. Pretty exciting when you meet those guys. You could get there without a four wheel drive, however if the weather turns ugly, the last 15 miles can be pretty exciting. The last time we went, we had had rain, and the road was like there was two inches of grease on it. Sure needed the four wheel drive that time.

jimbob3ca wrote:
Thought I would share these pictures of one of my favorite sites in South-eastern British Columbia.
Camper with lake in background.


The three dots by the trees are us and two other couples camped for a few days.


This one is my wife at our evening campfire. The white dot on the farside is the only other camper at this time. Our friends arrived the next day.

WOW jimbob what a great looking place, and nice pics, is there a road that you can get there without 4wheel drive?

wow what a thread, hope to post some pictures here real soon