Many National Forests across the United States allow free dispersed camping. This post will show you how to use Gaia GPS to find free camping spots before heading out and navigate when you get there.

In addition to Forest Service land, dispersed camping is also allowed on Bureau of Land Management property, which is common in Eastern Montana. BLM sells maps at its district offices. BLM lands are ...

From rugged terrain where you won't see another soul to more popular sites near Mount Hood, these are five campsites in the ...

The Eagle-Holy Cross Ranger District will require that campers use designated dispersed camping sites in the Homestake Creek drainage to better address impacts associated with high use. The new ...

Few things are more disheartening to the camping summer tourist than pulling into a campground and finding all of the sites full. It’s especially deflating when you’ve been on the road for hours and ...

While everyone else is scrambling to get a coveted campsite in state and national parks across the country this summer, there's a whole bunch of public land that's open (and free!) for you to enjoy.

Skip crowded campgrounds and discover five hidden coastal gems in Oregon for free, self-reliant adventures along one of ...

The Dillon Ranger District will be closing unofficial dispersed camping sites in popular areas of Summit County and placing signage at official dispersed camping sites to help visitors better ...