Post your Sneakiest Stealth Camp
I learned that it was a $120 dollar fine after I stayed overnight on a college University campus. Cops were looking for all the rvs due to the graduation festivities the next day. I got away with i...
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Kayteg1 wrote:jimh425 wrote:
With all of the legal places there are to camp, why camp where it is questionable?
OK. Tell me where would you camp tomorrow in San Francisco?
Or Yosemite?
I tried to make reservation in South Padre, TX KOA camping and regardless $90 a night, they don't have anything available for next 3 weeks. I did not check farther.
There is more in the World than Washington.
Yes, if you're going to forgo advanced planning; if you're going to insist on staying in a city that doesn't legally allow overnight camping, then you're going to have to make a choice:
Go elsewhere
Plan ahead and pay for a spot
or break the rules
It doesn't matter to me which you do, just don't expect to brag about the "great places" you've illegally camped and have everyone cheer you on. And don't suggest that by doing it, you are somehow helping the rest of us.
