For $180 you can buy a seasonal pass (Sept 15-Apr 15) or $40 a short-term pass (2 weeks) for the LVTAs which covers 8 locations across AZ & CA. We’ve stayed in many free BLM sites across the state in places such as Quartziste, Why and Tuscon. What’s extra-special about AZ is that they also allow longer-term stays in specific spots called Long-Term Visitor Areas (LTVAs) for those who want more time and some extra amenities (e.g. In Arizona BLM manages 12.2 million surface acres of public lands with endless opportunities for boondockers to find a cool spot to stay. These massive swarfs of land are common throughout the west and allow free 14-day camping just about anywhere. Here’s a round-up of all my favorite resources: 1/ BLM Land Arizona BLM landĪnyone who’s boondocked any amount of time loves BLM ( Bureau Of Land Management) land. It’s probably my absolute favorite state for boondocking and before I leave it behind I just had to share my secrets. Depending on which reference you look at around 48-53% of Arizona’s land-mass is public land, and much of it is accessible for camping even for “beast-size” such as ourselves. You see we’ve spent most of the past two winters in Arizona and the main reason for that (besides excellent weather) is that AZ has amazing opportunities for free camping. I’ve got lots to report, but before I delve into our new experiences I wanted to finish one last post on Arizona that’s been in my draft folder for over a year. Maby libertatemamo 61 Comments Ahhhh….boondocking in Arizona!!įor the past few days we’ve been camping in a fabulous new boondocking spot in Nevada next to some equally fabulous (and rather shiny) neighbors. 6 Great Resources For Finding Boondocking Spots in Arizona
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