Boondocking Guide
How Much Does Boondocking Cost? 2026 Budget & Expense Guide
đź“‹ 2026 Boondocking Costs Quick Reference (TL;DR) Budget Range: Weekend Warriors $884-$1,347/month | Full-Timers $2,366-$3,824/month (with healthcare) Biggest Variable: Fuel costs ($230-$920/month) depend on miles traveled and RV fuel efficiency (8-18 MPG) Break-Even...
Best RV Internet 2026: Starlink vs. 5G Setup Guide for Remote Work
By Boondock or Bust Editorial Team • Updated January 4, 2026 • 9-minute read Quick Answer For remote work reliability in 2026, a dual-path setup delivers the best results: Starlink Roam (or Mini for smaller rigs) for off-grid coverage plus a 5G carrier hotspot from...
BLM Camping Rules 2026
The Complete Compliance Guide (Fees, Equipment, Enforcement) If you've seen reports that BLM Long-Term Visitor Area (LTVA) permits jumped to $420 or even $600 for 2026, here's the verified current status: the BLM’s official LTVA pages still list LTVA permit pricing at...
How 2026 National Park Fees Work for Nonresidents of the United States
Quick Answer: What Changes January 1, 2026 Effective Date: January 1, 2026 (Department of the Interior announcement) Nonresident Annual Pass: $250 for America the Beautiful Non-Resident Annual Pass (NPS Passes page) $100 Nonresident Fee: Charged to nonresidents age...
Boondocking With a Pop-Up Camper
2026 Guide to Power, Water, Costs & Legal Rules By Chuck Price · 35+ years of RV boondocking experience across BLM and National Forest land. TL;DR: Yes, pop-up campers work exceptionally well for boondocking. A basic setup—100–200W solar, 100–200Ah battery, simple...
Boondocking for Beginners
Legal boondocking on National Forest land - peaceful, free, and worry-free when you know the rules. About the Author: Chuck Price founded BoondockOrBust.com to share practical boondocking advice based on 35+ years of RV camping across the United States. He currently...
A 35+ Year RVer’s Guide to Finding Free & Cheap Campsites
Quick Answer: How We Actually Find Free & Cheap Campsites Short version: We combine one main app (usually AllStays or Campendium) with Recreation.gov for official reservations, state forest websites for primitive sites, and old-school ranger station phone calls....
Top 10 Accessible Boondocking Spots (No Hiking Required)
Accessible boondocking is a breakout trend for 2026, with search volume increasing by 25% as the baby boomer demographic seeks to continue RVing well into their 70s and 80s (Google Trends, 2024). However, standard "top 10" lists often fail this demographic by...
Wildlife Safety Tips for Boondocking: Staying Safe and Aware in the Great Outdoors
The 3-Zone Wildlife Safety System: A Boondocker's Guide One of the greatest rewards of RV boondocking is the deep connection to nature—the unfiltered night skies, the silence, and the thrill of seeing wildlife in its natural habitat. But that freedom comes with the...
The ‘Big Three’ RV Upgrades
Your 2025 Guide to Unrivaled Power, Internet & Convenience This guide focuses on three foundational, high-tech upgrades for RVs in 2025: modern solar and lithium batteries, multi-source mobile internet, and automatic leveling systems. These upgrades are presented...
Delicious and Easy RV Camping Recipes
This guide provides easy RV camping recipes designed for small kitchens, focusing on one-pot wonders, make-ahead meals, and smart tips to simplify cooking on the road. Effortless RV Cooking Guide RV cooking can be enjoyable with the right recipes and strategies,...
Solo RV Travel:
A Comprehensive Guide to Safety, Practicalities, and Community This guide offers a comprehensive approach to solo RV travel, focusing on freedom, self-discovery, safety, practical planning, and community engagement. It aims to equip individuals with the knowledge and...










