The best way to find dispersed camping regardless of where you are is to use the Forest Service’s Interactive Map, and be sure to check local notices for hazard warnings such as wildfires or ...

Free camping in these spaces usually equates to dispersed camping, which means camping outside of designated campgrounds. You can pitch a tent or park your van overnight on grounds managed by the ...

By Amber Ford The Mountain Times As summer creeps into season and people begin to plan out their vacations, the thrill of ...

No crowds, no water, no restrooms, no trash service, no picnic tables, no fees — no problem. That’s the deal with dispersed camping, a way of lodging in the forest outside of developed ...

Southern New Mexico is well-known for its mountain- and desert-scapes, many of which include campsites and dispersed camping areas. Whether you stay overnight or for several days, you’re sure to ...

Dispersed camping can be tough to find. Forest Service PDFs are the gold standard for locating vehicle-accessible areas with free camping, but they aren’t interactive and require some planning ...