Detailed content for where to find some of our favorite wild camping sites is no longer public. Why have these posts been concealed and given you this redirected page? Many campsites we share are primitive with no toilet facilities. Abuse by campers has caused closures to many areas we used to camp and enjoy.
Therefore, we are only sharing this content with our subscribers who responsibly camp by using the following principles:
Leave No Trace
California Campfire Permit
Practice safe toileting
We invite you to join our community of caring boondockers by subscribing to our newsletter with our gift of a free Homebase Handbook to leave home with peace of mind. Subscribers can email us for the special detailed content of our favorite wilderness campsites such as the Big Sur area on the Pacific Coast.
Thanks for your understanding and support in keeping our wild places clean.
Woody Bell says
I would like to join this page. I am almost 73 years old. I have been camping pretty much all my life. I live in the Santa Cruz area. I have a 1999 Tacoma with four wheel pop up camper on the back. I always have a current fire permit. I have a small porta potty that I empty at home after a camping trip. I always use biodegrable products. I love Mother Earth. Thank you Woody Bell
Boondocker says
Hi Woody, Thanks for reaching out. Be sure to check for an email from us (BoondockerCamping.com) with the info you requested.