Boondocking Etiquette 101: 10 Rules & Laws for Public Lands – How to Be a Good Neighbor скачать в хорошем качестве

Boondocking Etiquette 101: 10 Rules & Laws for Public Lands – How to Be a Good Neighbor

Boondocking on public lands (BLM, National Forest Service, etc.) is one of the best ways to camp for free and enjoy stunning views—but only if everyone follows the rules! In this video, we break down 10 essential written and unwritten rules of boondocking etiquette that separate great camping neighbors from the ones who ruin it for everyone. From the official laws (like the common 14-day stay limit within 28 days, Leave No Trace principles, no dumping, and sticking to existing sites) to the unwritten ones (give plenty of space, keep noise down, quiet hours, lights out at night, drive slow on dirt roads, and respect wildlife), we cover what you MUST do to stay legal and what you SHOULD do to keep the peace. Learn how following these can help you make lasting camping friends... and how ignoring them can quickly run people off (or get spots shut down for everyone). Whether you're new to dispersed camping or a seasoned boondocker, these tips will help protect our public lands and make your next trip better for all. If you're into RV life, overlanding, van life, or free camping on public lands, hit LIKE if these rules resonated, SUBSCRIBE for more boondocking tips, and drop a comment: What's the #1 etiquette rule YOU live by? 👇 #Boondocking #DispersedCamping #PublicLands #BoondockingEtiquette #RVLife #FreeCamping #BLM #NationalForest #CampingTips