To profdant139 and rjxj -- thanks for letting me know the photo didn't appear. Strange -- it shows when I open the post. And rjxi, thanks for that link. That's what I've used to edit my post above. Also here is a clickable link to the photo in 'google drive'.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7oHtCfBr0PvMkt0S09fbjdubFE
Edit -- more info:
If you're considering an island trip, we bought this book:
https://www.mec.ca/en/product/5038-471/Vancouver-Island-BC---Victoria%26-Gulf-Islands?gclid=Cj0KEQjw...
It shows all the backcountry RV sites -- both fully serviced and remote non-serviced. It's quite valuable -- my wife and I will go for a half dozen island trips per year, using this book to find new places.
On the north half of the island, there are numerous tiny remote forestry sites, usually with no charge, on a 'first come -- first serve' basis. Many of the larger northern lakes seem to have one (or two). Few if any of them, have full service.
In the map below, west of Campbell River, my pic is located at the arrow. Inside the large red circle, are at least 30 sites with some form of remote campsite available.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7oHtCfBr0PvMkt0S09fbjdubFE
Edit -- more info:
If you're considering an island trip, we bought this book:
https://www.mec.ca/en/product/5038-471/Vancouver-Island-BC---Victoria%26-Gulf-Islands?gclid=Cj0KEQjw...
It shows all the backcountry RV sites -- both fully serviced and remote non-serviced. It's quite valuable -- my wife and I will go for a half dozen island trips per year, using this book to find new places.
On the north half of the island, there are numerous tiny remote forestry sites, usually with no charge, on a 'first come -- first serve' basis. Many of the larger northern lakes seem to have one (or two). Few if any of them, have full service.
In the map below, west of Campbell River, my pic is located at the arrow. Inside the large red circle, are at least 30 sites with some form of remote campsite available.
Old Islander wrote:
Mid Vancouver Island, Lower Campbell Lake near the Strathcona dam; it's a remote BC Hydro forestry campsite.
I cant see the photo but This may help with the photo.
Click select
Choose pic from computer or whatever
Highlight stuff that appears in box and copy it
Paste it directly on this page
No need to use any of the little icons up above
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
American Girl open pit mine
Terlingua Tx
Terlingua Ranch
La Sal Mountains near Moab Ut
Near Winthrop, WA in the Okanogan-Wenatchee Nat Forest:
Beth Lake, also in Okanogan-Wenatchee NF:
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!!!
