Joined 2 online boondocking sites. CT sucks.
There are plenty of cool websites for folks looking to hook up with other people who have places for you to dry camp for a night or two, unless you live in my area of CT. How do you find folks who...
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Yeah, I'll be learning through experience very soon. Checking local ordinances is very important. I'll try to do that whenever I have access to the internet. I think maybe places like Lowes and Home Depot might also be willing to allow an overnight now and again. I'll always talk to the manager in charge before I get cozy in a level spot. I'll ask where I should try to park, etc.
What I'm hoping to find are some dirt pull-off areas on longer, country roads where the houses are spread out and none of the houses will even see me from where I'm parked. That would be my ideal boondocking spot. I hear Walmart has a parking lot sweeping truck that goes through every night around 2 am. Is that really true? That would really be annoying!
What I'm hoping to find are some dirt pull-off areas on longer, country roads where the houses are spread out and none of the houses will even see me from where I'm parked. That would be my ideal boondocking spot. I hear Walmart has a parking lot sweeping truck that goes through every night around 2 am. Is that really true? That would really be annoying!
