Press releases, new laws, campground closures.
Rifle and archery seasons are opening across the West right now, and the same forest roads and dispersed sites boondockers have had mostly to themselves all summer are about to fill up with a …
Press releases, new laws, campground closures.
Rifle and archery seasons are opening across the West right now, and the same forest roads and dispersed sites boondockers have had mostly to themselves all summer are about to fill up with a …
The Summer 2026 edition of Boondocking Magazine is here. Inside this seasonal edition are stories shaped by forgotten roads, remote camps, practical field experience, and the realities of life beyond hookups. This issue features: …
Boondocking Magazine will be attending the TMAC 2026 Rally in Mackinac City, Michigan next week, and we’re looking forward to meeting readers, campers, builders, and fellow off-grid travelers from across the truck camper community. …
The Boondocking Magazine Spring 2026 raffle has officially closed, and we’re thrilled to announce our winner. Congratulations to Matt A. — you’re headed off-grid in style. Your prize is on its way, and we …
Boondocking Magazine Releases Spring 2026 Issue Boondocking Magazine has officially released its Spring 2026 launch edition, now available in both digital and collectible print formats. Created for campers who prefer the road less traveled, …
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 …
Winter has officially settled into Michigan, and the past couple of weeks have delivered a very clear message to anyone preparing for cold-weather camping: conditions can shift fast, access can change overnight, and winter …
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 …
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