We asked and you provided us many boondocking tips! Here are the top 10 we received.

This week's blog post is brought to you by Tiny Shiny Home.

After nearly 5 years of full-time travel, we’ve experienced every type of campsite
imaginable. State parks, city parks, county parks, fancy private resorts, super
scary cramped parks, national parks…you name it. And while each of them serve
their purpose, many were not what we imagined when we started our adventure.

The Boondockers Welcome team got together last week at the RVillage "Spirit of the Road" Rally at the beautiful Suwannee Music Park in Live Oak, Florida. We had such an amazing time! For those of you who missed it, here's the summary.

We're sharing more of our Host Tips of the Week. We share them every Thursday on social media but just in case you missed them, here are five more of our top host tips.

We're sharing more of our guest tips of the week posts. We share them every Tuesday on social media but just in case you missed them, here are five more of our top guest tips.

It's a topic that's often debated but still prompts awkward interactions between hosts and guests - hookup compensation. Starting today, we're formalizing the way hosts request compensation for hookups provided to guests.

So, you joined Boondockers Welcome and purchased your guest subscription, now what?

“Year in review” posts seem appropriate for the end of December, but it’s not just the end of a year - it’s the end of a decade! And Boondockers Welcome has existed in some form - even if just in our dreams - since 2010 (or even a little earlier). So, for posterity’s sake, here is a timeline of Boondockers Welcome and how it’s changed over the decade.

This week's blog post is brought to you by one of our Ultra Hosts GA Gypsies.

Most RVers don’t want more “stuff”; they just don’t have space for it. This makes them tough to buy for, doesn’t it? Why not choose a gift certificate for something that’s all about experiences, instead? One that’s tailored to RVers and that they can use, not just once, but all year round.