Frequently Asked Questions

Dry-camping simply means camping without using any hookups, such as electric, water or sewer. It can take place in a campground that doesn't provide hookups, or in less-traditional places such as parking lots and dispersed locations such as BLM and USFS lands. In the dispersed locations, it is generally referred to as boondocking. Boondockers are generally totally self-sufficient with no amenities to fall back on. It might be said that boondocking is extreme dry-camping.