And perhaps more importantly, both include public land boundaries and inholdings on their maps, and should ensure knowing whether your camp is legal. Camping in dispersed areas like this at Anza ...

This kind of camping is widely known as dispersed camping (or boondocking for the RV crowd), and it’s accessible on many Bureau of Land Management (BLM) or United States Forest Service (USFS ...

The app also can geolocate users on maps so they can confirm they are on forest service land. “Dispersed camping requires a little more preparation, some research, a lot of patience and ...

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 ...

Dispersed camping is any camping that is done on public ... By winter, Boyd said the Forest Service will start to officially map the sites. Another benefit is a decreased risk of fire danger.

The Eagle-Holy Cross Ranger District will require that campers use designated dispersed camping sites in the Homestake Creek drainage to better address impacts associated with high use. The new ...