Winter boondocking wasn’t something I set out to master — it was something I grew into out of necessity, curiosity, and a desire to see what camping looks like when convenience is stripped away. …
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Cold weather camping is one of the most rewarding ways to camp — quieter sites, fewer people, and a sense of self-reliance you don’t get in peak season. But winter doesn’t forgive assumptions, shortcuts, …
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Boondocking has always been about independence — choosing where you go, how you camp, and how much you rely on outside systems. Boondocking Magazine was created with that same mindset. Rather than following the …
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A fire that works while you sleep In places where winter owns the land, fire was never built for convenience. It was built to endure. The Siberian all-night fire is one of those designs …
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Portable, Fuel-Efficient Heat for Life Off the Grid Cold weather doesn’t wait for perfect conditions—and neither do we. This winter, Boondocking Magazine will be putting the BreAro 8KW 12V Diesel Air Heater to the …
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If you’ve spent any time in the outdoors community lately, you’ve probably felt it: camping isn’t slowing down. In fact, according to the latest report from The Dyrt, camping participation in the U.S. continues …
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Adapted (with permission) from the field notes of Eric Young Eric broke camp early to catch the soft light moving through Buckhorn Draw, where the last gold leaves of the cottonwoods glowed against the …
