Neighborhoods: The key is to find neighborhoods in which a large vehicle with out-of-state plates will not attract attention and to not overstay your welcome.
Harvest hosts - annual fee of $99. Of the campers we met who had stayed with a Harvest Host, the reviews were positive. The sites are often not scenic — just the parking lot.
General camping apps, such as The Dyrt , Freecampsites, or Campendium, are great for identifying all kinds of potential campsites — public, private, designated, or dispersed, fee or free.
HipCamp is another app that doesn't focus on free camping, but inexpensive options. Like Airbnb, it connects property owners willing to share their turf with campers.
A hard copy map of all the public land...can be found at ranger's stations, information centers, even gas stations...
People: Park rangers are your friends. They can tell you where to camp, and how long you can camp. Visitor information greeters are gold.
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