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Many Texas roadside parks have WiFi.

We do the same...stay free when "commuting" to our location. We also use welcome centers, rest areas (especially if they have separate areas from trucks).

AllStays.com lists many different types of options!

"Elks Clubs allow members to camp for free on their property."

No, they charge unless you cheat and don't pay. Usual cost is anyhere from 15 to 20 bucks

We stay at a Texas Elks park about once a year and it is the honor system. Not free for me and if your a Elks member you do get a discount but still not free .

Flying J Pilot Truck Stops. RV friendly and have a separate parking area for just RV's that is usually next to the store and away from the trucks.

We have yet, at least on the West Coast, to see free camping at an Elks Park. Minimum donation is 5-10 dollars for dry camping.

We use CasinoCamper.com, free campsites.net, Cabelas, churches, Home Depot, and Lowes, with permission of course.

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Elks Clubs allow members to camp for free on their property.

Check out Harvest Hosts. It's a club you join ($40 a year) and members can stay 1 night for free at participating properties, usually farms or wineries. It's expected that you will thank the host by purchasing something, but it's not required.

We joined this year and have spent a night at a vineyard in Cape May and a farm in central Jersey. Now to be fair, I spent a lot more on wine at the winery than I ever would for a camp site.

Join Escapees and subscribe to the Day's End publication. It's a wealth of freebies that can keep you out of sleeping in noisy parking lots.