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| Above, many hospitals have dedicated RV parking such as this one in Twin Falls, Idaho. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
If one on the road but are running low on cash and need to park their RV for a good night's sleep, boondocking or dry camping, is the way to go.
There are places that one would not expect RV dry camping available.
Do It Yourself RV has listed 19 places where dry camping is available.
They begin with:
RV dry camping is defined as camping without hooking up to utilities such as city water, power, or sewer. While many associate it with camping in a campground without hookups, RV dry camping is available in more places than you think.
Some of the areas I am about to share, outside of a traditional campground, are more like places to stay the night rather than places to “camp”, but most will agree the term “RV dry camping” still applies. Many are known to seasoned RVers, but with the influx of new RVers over the past year, I will include well known areas along with the unexpected places.
To see what they are, go here.
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