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In a move that could quietly reshape parts of the RV landscape, lawmakers in Michigan are considering eliminating the state’s long-standing 180-day campground stay limit — but only for qualifying areas facing housing pressure. …

2026 Land Use & Access Changes Explained For decades, boondockers have relied on one simple truth: If it’s public land, and you follow the rules, you can camp there. But in 2026, that freedom …

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 …

What’s New The Forest Service recently reaffirmed that dispersed (boondocking) camping remains free throughout most of the Daniel Boone National Forest, with only a few exceptions such as the Red River Gorge, which still …

By Boondocking Magazine StaffOctober 2025 Michigan’s sprawling forests and sandy trails have long been a paradise for off-road enthusiasts — from dirt bikers and side-by-side riders to campers using forest roads for remote access. …

By Boondocking Magazine StaffOctober 2025 Michigan’s Department of Transportation (MDOT) has proposed a new set of regulations that could significantly change how travelers, RVers, and boondockers use the state’s network of rest areas, scenic …