On most online platforms including Boondockers Welcome, you need to choose a user name for yourself when you register. This is the public name you will go by; other users of the site will know you by this name. Think of it as a nickname, your handle, screen name, or login name.

We are in immediate need of a photographer to take the perfect photo for an upcoming Boondockers Welcome advertising campaign. Could that be you? Read on!

If you have an active guest membership and have logged in recently you’ll know that we added a few items to the rules of etiquette for guests and that you’ll be required to agree to them before you can continue.

We will be at the RVillage Rally, Spirit of the Road 2020 at Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park in Live Oak Florida from February 12th to 16th.

We know of several reasons for becoming a Boondockers Welcome host to welcome traveling RVers to stay on your property. We list them here on our website.  But I know you’re thinking, “Sure, but that’s your sales page – I’d like to hear from the hosts themselves.”

This week, one of our ultra-hosts, GA Gypsies gives guests a few tips on how to make sure your experience, as either guest or host, goes as smoothly as possible.

Ashley and her family of six, aka Boondockers Welcome members TinyShinyHome, are travelling North America in their renovated, vintage Airstream. They're sharing much of what they learn along the way through videos and guides.

It's February; summer camping is still the furthest thing from your mind. But maybe it shouldn't be. Not if you want to camp in your favorite national, state, or provincial park this summer.

If you're concerned or hesitant to join as a host or to become a guest, we hope a bit of knowledge will help.

Have you seen the above terms used interchangeably? They should not be! While I never thought I'd call myself an "expert" on any subject, I'm pretty confident about my definitions on this topic.