UPCOMING RV Life

So, as many of you know, I want a simple and laid-back life. Well, the option to buy land and start a simple homestead is currently out of reach, so we have decided that purchasing an RV may be our best option so we can travel or boondock. This page will hold my research of all RV sites, prices, and ideas for our RV. This page is going to be my overall page for information.

Also any page links provided are not mine and are only included for help to the site you may need.

Terms for RV Life:

Boondocking is a term used to describe free camping on public land, Usually out in the "boonies". Also known as dispersed camping. Boondocking is camping in an RV or camper with no hookups, away from developed campgrounds.

Wildlife management are the same as a national wild life refuge or a game preserve. These areas serve as safe havens for wildlife and are managed to support various activities such as hunting, fishing, and wildlife viewing.

National Forests and Grasslands: The provide technical and financial assistance to state, private and tribal forestry agencies which make up the largest forestry research organization world wide.

Wildlife management areas and state lakes are important areas that focus on conservation and outdoor recreation.

ALABAMA

Boondocking is legal in Alabama on public lands, such as national forests and some state lands. Most boondocking spots allow you to stay for 14 days.

Some of the most popular state forests are: Bankhead National Forest, Talladega National Forest, Tuskegee National Forest, Conecuh National Forest.

Most popular foods in Alabama: Corn Dog, Alabama BBQ, Fried Green Tomatoes, Tomato Pie, and Goat Cheese.

Fishing? If you are a resident or visiting you are required to get a fishing license. You can get your licenses HERE!

Best fish to catch: Redfish, Speckled Trout, Flounder, Sheepshead, Largemouth Bass

Top Haunted Locations: King-Criswell-Garrett Home, USS Alabama, Boyington Oak, Old Cahawba, Bear Creek Swamp

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ALASKA

Boondocking in Alaska is legal and an enjoyed camping experience. Boondocking is allowed on all Alaska State trust lands, however, you must purchase a "Land Permit." Land Permits can be for a day, a week, a month, or a whole year.

You can obtain land permits from the ALASKA MENTAL HEALTH TRUST AUTHORITY

Camping is restricted to no more than 14 days. To continue camping you must move your camp by the 14th day, and at least two miles away.

Everyone must purchase a sport fishing license to fish in Alaska. Residents 18 and older and non-residents 16 and older.

Also a king salmon stamp is required to fish for king salmon, unless your fishing in a king salmon stocked lake. These laws are for both fresh and marine waters.

Fun Facts

Salmon is the most popular food in Alaska.

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The most common fish to catch in Alaska include 1 2 3 4:

Salmon: Salmon is the most commonly caught fish in Alaska, known for its abundance and size.
Rainbow trout: Rainbow trout are highly sought after by fishermen in Alaska.
Cutthroat trout: Found in the southeast coastal portion of the state.
Dolly Varden: A type of lake trout plentiful in Alaska's cold waters.

The 9 Most Haunted Places in Alaska | Haunted Rooms America

Arizona,

Boondocking is not allowed in Arizona State Parks… All camping is restricted to just developed campgrounds, where camping fees are paid. Arizona Administrative Code Title 12 sets this requirement, and also goes on to state the maximum length of stay.

A valid Arizona fishing license is required for Arizona resident and non-resident anglers 10 years of age or older fishing any public accessible water in Arizona. Youth under the age of 10 and blind residents do not need to purchase a state fishing license to fish in Arizona.

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The Most Popular Fish Species In Arizona

Largemouth Bass
Rainbow Trout
Channel Catfish
Black Crappie
Walleye

Cheese crisps, which are roasted in a skillet and served face-up.
Chimichangas, which are deep-fried burritos.
Navajo tacos, which are made with fry bread.
Piki bread, which is a traditional Hopi bread.
Pozole, which is a traditional Mexican soup.

Here are the top 10 most haunted places in Arizona 1 2:

The Grand Hotel, Jerome
Lost Dutchman State Park, Superstition Mountains
Territorial Prison, Yuma
Hotel Monte Vista, Flagstaff
The Orpheum Theatre, Phoenix

10 most visited Arizona state parks

Lake Havasu State Park: 484,716 visitors
Slide Rock State Park: 430,476 visitors
Catalina State Park: 270,482 visitors
Patagonia Lake State Park: 243,147 visitors
Dead Horse Ranch State Park: 219,439 visitors

Arkansas,

However, boondocking in Arkansas requires some research and planning. There are no Bureau of Land Management (BLM) lands in the state. Most of the free camping sites are in national forests or wildlife management areas, which have their own rules and regulations.

Arkansas has no official time limits for staying at one of their rest areas or welcome centers. That’s not to say that you can stay there indefinitely. If you remain long enough, a law enforcement officer will eventually check on you. You must check with all BLM for their rules.

No. A resident regular saltwater fishing license that covers fishing from shore as well as from a vessel costs $17 and may be the best option for most anglers unless they feel certain they will fish only from shore.

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Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Bentonville. Crystal Bridges Museum of American …
Christ of the Ozarks, Eureka Springs. Christ of the Ozarks, 937 Passion Play Rd, Eureka …
Mount Magazine State Park, Paris. Mount Magazine State Park, 577 Lodge Dr, Paris, AR

Popular game fish in Arkansas include largemouth and smallmouth bass, crappie, catfish, bluegill and trout.

Some of the most popular foods in Arkansas include 1 2 3:

Chicken Fried Steak
Delta Tamales
Fried Catfish
Duck Gumbo
BBQ

The 7 Most Haunted Places in Arkansas

1. Peel Mansion, Bentonville The Peel Mansion Museum, 400 S Walton Blvd, Bentonville, AR 72712 ...
2. Jacksonville High School, Jacksonville One of Arkansas’s most well-known ghost stories is probably ‘The Mumbling Man.’ ...
3. The Clayton House, Fort Smith ...
4. Basin Park Hotel, Eureka Springs ...
5. The Allen House, Monticello ...

Here are some of the most popular state parks in Arkansas 1 2:

Petit Jean State Park
Lake Catherine State Park
Mammoth Spring State Park
Mount Magazine State Park
Mount Nebo State Park

California,

For those who love nature and adventure, boondocking in California can be a rewarding way to explore the Golden State. Boondocking, or camping without hookups, is allowed on most public lands in California, but there are some rules and regulations that you need

Sleeping in a vehicle is permitted at California rest areas, just as long as you don’t go over 8 hours. Campsites may differ

Every angler age 16 or older needs to buy a California fishing license, which covers both freshwater and saltwater. This applies to state residents and non-residents alike, even if you’re fishing with a guide or aboard a for-hire charter boat. However, there are a few situations where you don’t need a license. Most importantly:

Yosemite National Park

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Mahi Mahi. Dolphin fish – more commonly known as Mahi Mahi – are regulars in these waters. ...
Barracuda. ...

Fish Tacos
Cioppino (a hearty seafood stew)
Mission-style Burrito
Avocado Toast
In-N-Out Burger

Mendocino Hotel and Garden Suites most haunted

Colorado,

Both allow for free boondocking in Colorado, so long as you don’t stay in one place for more than fourteen days. You can also do some boondocking in one of Colorado’s four national parks

A large percentage of the state is covered in land owned by the federal government, either through the National Forest Service or the Bureau of Land Management. Both allow for free boondocking in Colorado, so long as you don’t stay in one place for more than fourteen days.

To fish in Colorado, you must have a valid fishing license. Nonresidents must purchase a special nonresident fishing license to fish. This license is valid for one year and must be renewed each year. Nonresidents under 16 are not required to have a permit, but an adult must accompany them with a valid license.

Rocky Mountain National Park

Trout - Rainbow, Brown, and Cutthroat Trout
Pike - Northern Pike
Bass - Largemouth and Smallmouth
Walleye
Panfish - Bluegill, Crappie, and Perch

Colorado's most popular foods include 1 2 3:

Green Chili Stew
Colorado Bison Burger
Pueblo Chiles
Rocky Mountain Trout
Colorado Lamb

Here are the top 10 most haunted places in Colorado 1 2:

Molly Brown House, Denver
Central City Masonic Cemetery, Denver
Hotel Jerome, Aspen
The City of Cripple Creek
The Stanley Hotel, Estes Park

Lake Pueblo State Park
Chatfield State Park
Cherry Creek State Park
Roxborough State Park
Golden Gate Canyon State Park

Connecticut,

No, boondocking in Connecticut is not allowed, at least not on public lands. Any boondocking or dispersed camping must be done on privately owned lands. This is because there are no national forests nor BLM lands in Connecticut.

Anglers must either possess a valid CT, MA, RI or NY marine fishing license to fish in Connecticut waters. Year-long freshwater license cost $28 ($32 for All Waters) for residents and $55 ($63 for All Waters) for non-residents.

Most Popular Fish Species In Connecticut Bass Trout Catfish Walleye Sunfish In the scenic lakes of CT you can fish for two species of bass, four species of trout, two species of catfish, walleye, sunfish, crappie, striped bass and several other fun species.

Rank #1 for the most popular food in Connecticut: Lobster Roll

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12 Most Haunted Places In Connecticut

1) Norwich State Hospital, Preston It’s a place that’s known to be haunted, and it’s quite a popular spot for ghost hunters and paranormal enthusiasts. ...
2) Seaside Sanatorium, Waterford ...
3) The Mark Twain House, Hartford ...
4) Dudleytown, Cornwall ...
5) Sterling Opera House, Derby ...Here are some of the top state parks in Connecticut1:
1. Hammonasset Beach State Park (Madison)
2. Sleeping Giant State Park (Hamden)
3. Kent Falls State Park (Kent)
4. Lake Waramaug State Park (New Preston)
5. Lover's Leap State Park (New Milford)
Additionally, Harkness Memorial State Park, Chatfield Hollow State Park, and C.P. Huntington State Park are also highly rated2

Delaware,

Boondocking in Delaware! Boondocking in Delaware is comparable to many states along the eastern seaboard… virtually non-existent. Delaware is very limited in federal lands and state lands. Most free camping is limited to private property, rest areas, casinos, and state-owned lakes.

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Yes, you will need a Delaware-issued Fisherman Information Network (FIN) number. If you purchased your fishing license (with the exception of the Non-Resident Boat Fishing License), your FIN number was automatically generated and appears on your license with no further FIN registration necessary.

The best times to fish in Delaware are early mornings and late evenings in late spring through early fall for striped bass, sea trout, and flounder.

Explore DE’s top state parks, featuring everything from pristine beaches to diverse trails, bass-filled waters, and historical estates. Fenwick Island, White Clay Creek, Brandywine Creek, and Bellevue offer a variety of outdoor experiences.

Delaware's most popular foods include 1 2 3 4 5:

Slippery Dumplings: An iconic comfort food cooked in chicken broth.
Fried Chicken: Delicious fried chicken.
Scrapple: A breakfast dish.
Thrasher’s Fries: Famous French fries.
Peach Pie: A signature dessert.

Rehoboth Beach. Billing itself as ‘The Nation’s Summer Capital’, the popular resort town of …
Delaware Seashore State Park. One of the most popular and picturesque places to visit, …
Dover. Home to lots of interesting attractions, Dover is Delaware’s capital and its second …
Dewey Beach. Situated on a thin strip of land between the Atlantic Ocean and Rehoboth …

Here are some of the most haunted places in Delaware 1 2:

Cape May-Lewes Ferry Terminal, Lewes
Woodburn Mansion, Dover
Central Hotel, Delaware City
Fort Delaware
The Addy Sea Inn, Bethany Beach

Florida,

Boondocking, or dispersed camping, is largely restricted to Florida’s three national forests. There are also free campgrounds on state can be a great way to save money and enjoy nature. However, boondocking in Florida also requires some planning and research, as there are different laws and regulations for camping on public lands in the state.

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A Florida fishing license is required to land saltwater species in Florida regardless of where they are caught (state or federal waters). Resident Annual: $17.00; Resident Five-Year: $79.00; Non-Resident Annual: $47.00; Non-Resident 3-Day: $17.00; Non-Resident 7-Day:

Bass
Crappie
Catfish
Striped bass
Sunfish

Key lime pie is the most popular food in FLorida.

DISNEY

Some of the most haunted places in Florida are 1 2:

Alafia River State Park (best for biking)
Bahia Honda State Park (best for turquoise ocean waters)
Devil’s Millhopper Geological State Park (best for exploring the unknown)
Silver Springs State Park (best for glass-bottomed boating)
Florida Caverns State Park

Georgia,

Good news, camping enthusiasts! Boondocking is legal in Georgia, especially in the more rural or mountainous sections of the state. Free dispersed camping can be found on Forest Service land and areas managed by the Army Corps of Engineers and Georgia State Parks.

You can stay for up to 14 days.

Nonresidents 16 or older, regardless of physical condition, must have a valid nonresident Georgia fishing license to fish in Georgia freshwater and saltwater, except in private ponds. See also Agreements for Bordering States on Agreements with Bordering States.

Largemouth Bass

Stone Mountain Park

Georgia's Top 5 Must-Have Foods

Peanuts Whether you like your peanuts ground into peanut butter, roasted in the shell, deep fried or boiled, Georgia’s official state crop is loved the world over. Any way they are prepared, peanuts are a fan favorite, with boiled peanuts being a Georgia favorite. ...
Peaches Georgia is affectionately known as The Peach State. ...
Fried Chicken ...
Pecans ...
Pimento Cheese

Here are 10 of the most haunted places in Georgia 1 2:

The Pirates' House - Savannah, GA
Kennesaw House - Marietta, GA
Ellis Hotel - Atlanta, GA
Bonaventure Cemetery - Savannah, GA
Chickamauga Battlefield - Chickamauga, GA

15 Best State Parks in Georgia

1. High Falls State Park ...
2. Vogel State Park ...
3. Amicalola Falls State Park ...
4. Black Rock Mountain State Park ...
5. Cloudland Canyon State Park ...

Idaho,

Is Boondocking Legal in Idaho? A full 61% of Idaho’s land is considered public, so boondocking is absolutely legal here. Anywhere you can find a suitable large area to pull off the road on public land is considered fair game.

The 14 day limit may be reached either through a number of separate visits or through 14 days of continuous overnight occupation during the 28 day period. After the 14th day of occupation, the camper must move outside of a 25 mile radius of the previous location until the 29th day since the initial occupation.

Trout

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Finger steaks: Deep-fried beef strips that are almost impossible to get outside of Idaho.
Potatoes: Idaho is famous for potatoes, and nearly 75% of Americans prefer Idaho potatoes over any other.

Here are some of the most haunted places in Idaho 1 2:

Canyon Hill Cemetery, Caldwell
The Bates Motel, Coeur d' Alene
Shoshone Indian Ice caves, Shoshone
Owyhee Plaza, Boise
The Brig at Farragut State Park, Farragut

Not only is the Gem State home to 27 state parks, but also six national parks. These include City of Rocks National Reserve, Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve, Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument, Nez Perce National Historic Park, Minidoka National Historic Site, and Yellowstone National Park.

Illinois,

Boondocking in Illinois is not a common option for dispersed campers due to the state having few federal recreation lands. There is only one national forest, Shawnee NF located in the southern portion, and no BLM lands. There are however, state lands in the form of wildlife management areas and state lakes.

There is a three (3) hour maximum stay Camping is prohibited, including erection of tents or other shelters campsites may differ must check with the location.

Do you need a fishing license in Illinois? Yes, according to the Illinois DNR. However, there are a few exemptions based on age, disability or military status.

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Largemouth Bass live in almost every waterway in the state, making them the most common fish in Illinois for anglers to hunt. They’re happiest in warmer waters, but thanks to the state’s power plant cooling lakes, the season stretches well into winter in some parts.

Deep-dish pizza

Here are the top 10 most haunted places in Illinois 1 2:

Congress Plaza Hotel - Chicago, IL
Bachelor's Grove Cemetery - Chicago, IL
Hotel Baker - St. Charles, IL
Showmen's Rest at Woodlawn Cemetery - Chicago, IL
Manteno State Hospital - Manteno, IL

Starved Rock State Park: Known for hiking and visited by over 2 million people annually.
Matthiesen State Park: Encompasses forests, canyons, and hills.
Silver Springs State Park
Pere Marquette State Park
Fort Massac State Park

Indiana,

Boondocking in Indiana! Boondocking in Indiana is largely limited to the Hoosier National Forest, though there are dispersed camping opportunities within the state’s network of wildlife management areas and state fishing lakes. Otherwise, there are no BLM lands in Indiana.

Generally, you can camp for 14 to 16 days, and sometimes you only need to move a couple of miles.

Yes, if you’re an out-of-state resident fishing in Indiana, you’ll need a non-resident fishing license.

The most popular fish to catch in Indiana include bluegill, crappie, largemouth bass, channel catfish, rainbow trout, brown trout, and brook trout.

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Indianapolis Zoo

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Indianapolis Motor Speedway

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Indianapolis Children's Museum

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Here are some of the most haunted places in Indiana 1 2:

Paul Ruster Park
Edna Collings Covered Bridge
Baldwin Cemetery
Sim Smith Covered Bridge
Weddleville School

Clifty Falls State Park
Indiana Dunes State Park
Mounds State Park
Falls of the Ohio State Park
Brookville Lake State Park

According to data from 2019, the top-visited parks in Indiana were Indiana Dunes National Park, Brookville Lake State Park, and Brown County State Park 2.

Iowa,

Boondocking in Iowa remains a challenge due to the lack of federal recreation lands. There are no national forests, no BLM lands, not even any National Park Service lands. All dispersed camping is restricted to state wildlife management areas, state fishing lakes, and some county parks.

Top attractions in Iowa include 1 2 3 4:

National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium
State Capitol
Iowa State Fair
National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library
Maquoketa Caves State Park

Yes, if you’re an out-of-state resident fishing in Iowa, you’ll need a fishing license

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Largemouth bass
Walleye
Catfish
Crappie
Bluegill sunfish

Top 11 Most Popular Foods in Iowa [Update 2024]

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2. Loose Meat Sandwich Loose Meat Sandwich is also called a tavern sandwich. ...
3. Haystack ...
4. Sour Cream Raisin Pie ...
5. Snickers Salad ...

Some of the most haunted places in Iowa are 1 2:

Black Angel of Oakland Cemetery in Iowa City, where a cursed statue is said to cause death and misfortune.
Drake Municipal Observatory in Des Moines, where a ghostly professor still teaches astronomy.
Edinburg Manor in Scotch Grove, where a former mental institution is haunted by the spirits of patients and staff.
Matsell Bridge in Viola, where a phantom woman in white wanders the bridge and nearby woods.
Villisca Ax Murder House in Villisca, where eight people were brutally killed in 1912 and their killer was never found.

The 7 Most Popular State Parks and Recreational Areas in Iowa

1. Pikes Peak State Park If you are interested in observing and capturing the most scenic views of Iowa, then visit the Pikes Peak State Park. ...
2. Maquoketa Caves State Park ...
3. Backbone State Park ...
4. Ledges State Park ...
5. Lacey Keosauqua State Park ...

Kansas,

Boondocking in Kansas! Boondocking in Kansas is largely restricted to Kansas State Fishing Lakes and Wildlife Management Areas, though there is also dispersed camping available within Cimarron National Grassland in the south-western corner of the state.

The maximum amount of time you can stay is 24 hours. • Overnight camping is permitted, but only for one night. (May differ for state parks must check with the park)

Top attractions in Kansas include 1 2 3:

Botanica, The Wichita Gardens
Kansas State Capitol, Topeka
Sedgwick County Zoo, Wichita
Eisenhower Presidential Library, Museum, and Boyhood Home, Abilene
Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve

All nonresidents 16 and older must have a valid nonresident license to fish in Kansas. Most licenses expire 365 days from date of purchase or 365 days from the expiration date of your current license, except one-day, five-day, five-year, multi-year youth, and lifetime fishing licenses.

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Maine,

Fortunately, finding a place for boondocking in Maine is simple because the state has an abundance of public lands and looks favorably upon backcountry and dry camping. Boondocking on Maine's Parks and Public Lands is generally permitted, and there are tons of remote, rustic campsites.

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Here are some of the top-rated tourist attractions in Maine 1 2:

Acadia National Park
The Old Port and Portland Head Lighthouse
Marginal Way and Ogunquit Beaches
Pemaquid Point Light
Old Orchard Beach

The most common fish to catch in Maine include 1 2:

Northern Pike
Largemouth Bass
Walleye
Yellow Perch
Smallmouth Bass

Lobster

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Maryland,

Boondocking in Maryland is largely non-existent due to the lack of federal recreation lands. There are no national forests and no BLM lands. There are some free camping opportunities within the state’s wildlife management areas and state fishing lakes. Some casinos offer free multiple-night parking in their parking lots.

ANY PERSON 15 YEARS OF AGE OR YOUNGER DOES NOT NEED A FISHING LICENSE OR REGISTRATION Resident and Non-Resident Non-Tidal (annual) License allows an individual to fish in the fresh waters of Maryland for one year from the date of purchase.

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Here are some of the top-rated tourist attractions in Maryland 1 2 3 4:

Fort McHenry National Monument
National Aquarium
The Walters Art Museum
Baltimore Museum of Art
Baltimore Inner Harbor

The most common fish to catch in Maryland include 1 2 3 4 5:

Smallmouth and Largemouth Bass
Walleye
Crappie
Chain Pickerel
Northern Pike

The most popular food in Maryland is Maryland blue crab 1 2 3 4. Other notable Maryland foods include:

Steamed blue crabs
Maryland pit beef
Smith Island Cake
Crab cakes
National Bohemian beer

Here are some of the most haunted places in Maryland 1 2:

Johnathan Hager House in Hagerstown
Jericho Covered Bridge in Kingsville
Fort McHenry in Baltimore
The Horse You Came In On Saloon in Baltimore
Goat Man of Fletchertown Road

South Mountain State Park
Patapsco Valley State Park
Swallow Falls State Park
Rocks State Park
Seneca Creek State Park

Assateague State Park is also a famous state park in Maryland 2.

Massachusetts,

Boondocking in Massachusetts is difficult to find due to the lack of federal recreation lands. There are no national forests and no BLM lands. The state does not allow dispersed camping within its state forest system either. There are some free camping opportunities within its state wildlife management areas and state fishing lakes.

You can camp up to 21 days right on the beach at Cape Cod National Seashorein Wellfleet. You must obtain a free permit before driving onto the sand or by 8 a.m. the following day if arriving overnight. Stays are limited to the off-road vehicle corrido

If you are not a resident of Massachusetts and just want to book a fishing trip there, you have a lot of options. However, you will still need to purchase a non-resident permit in order to fish in the state – unless you are under the age of 15.r.

Striped bass

Clam chowder

Top attractions in Massachusetts include 1 2 3 4:

Freedom Trail
Faneuil Hall
Cape Cod Beaches
Boston Common
Fenway Park

Here are some of the most haunted places in Maryland 1 2:

Johnathan Hager House in Hagerstown
Jericho Covered Bridge in Kingsville
Fort McHenry in Baltimore
The Horse You Came In On Saloon in Baltimore
Goat Man of Fletchertown Road

The Best State Parks to Visit in Massachusetts

Mount Greylock State Reservation Autumn view in Mount Greylock State Reservation. ...
Walden Pond State Reservation Walden Pond at Walden Woods near Concord, Massachusetts. ...
Nickerson State Park Nickerson State Park, Brewster, Massachusetts. ...
Mohawk Trail State Forest ...
Halibut Point State Park ...

Michigan,

Yes! Boondocking in Michigan is legal, and it’s particularly popular in the less densely populated portions of the Upper Peninsula. There are certain restrictions in places like business parking lots, but for the most part, you’ll find boondocking is welcomed in many parts of Michigan with little to no restrictions.

Camping is limited to 21 consecutive nights between October 1 and May 1. After reaching the maximum consecutive nights, you must move your camp at least one (1) mile away in order to get fresh set of consecutive nights. A campsite must not be left unattended for a period lasting twenty-four (24) hours or more.

A license is required when targeting fish, amphibians, crustaceans and reptiles in public waters of the state. If you are 17 years of age or older and fish in Michigan, you must purchase a fishing license. If you are under 17, you may fish without a license, but you are required to observe all fishing rules and regulations.

Salmon: Chinook, Coho, Atlantic, and Pink Salmon dominate Michigan’s angling scene in early spring and fall. Chinook, in particular, are Kings of the Great Lakes, and most numerous of all Salmon. They rule Lakes Huron and Michigan, so the action is at its best there.

15 Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in Michigan

1. Mackinac Island Mackinac Island ...
2. Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore and Lake Michigan South Manitou Island Lighthouse, Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore ...
3. Detroit Institute of Arts The Detroit Institute of Arts ...
4. Pictured Rocks National Seashore ...
5. Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park, Grand Rapids ...

Famous Food in Michigan

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Pasty The pasty is a hand-held meat pie originating in Cornwall, England. ...
Coney Dog The Coney dog is a Michigan classic you can find at many diners and restaurants throughout the state. ...
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Chipati The Chipati is a unique sandwich that’s popular in the Lansing area. ..

Some of the most haunted places in Michigan are 1 2:

River Raisin National Battlefield Park, Monroe. Hundreds of Americans died here in 1812 and their spirits are said to linger.
Mackinac Island, Lake Huron. This tourist destination is home to over 100 ghosts, making it the most haunted place in Michigan.
Felt Mansion, Holland. This mansion was built by a millionaire who died shortly after its completion. It is rumored to be haunted by his wife and other entities.
Henderson Castle, Kalamazoo. This castle is now a bed and breakfast, but guests have reported seeing apparitions, hearing voices, and feeling cold spots.
Eloise Asylum, Westland. This former psychiatric hospital was once the largest in the world, and housed thousands of patients who suffered from abuse and neglect. It is said to be haunted by their tormented souls.

Tahquamenon Falls State Park, which features the largest waterfall in the state and a variety of trails and wildlife.
Mackinac Island State Park, which covers most of the historic island and offers scenic views, historic landmarks, and carriage rides.
Presque Isle Park, which is a peninsula on Lake Superior with hiking, biking, and skiing trails, and a lighthouse.
Ludington State Park, which has sandy beaches, dunes, marshlands, and forests, as well as a lighthouse and a dam.
Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park, which is the largest state park in Michigan and has rugged mountains, waterfalls, lakes, and old-growth forests.

Minnesota,

Yes, boondocking in Minnesota is plentiful within the Superior National Forest and its extensive network of state forests. You’ll also find dispersed camping options within state wildlife management areas and state fishing lakes. However, there are no BLM lands available for boondocking.

Summer dispersed camping is limited to 14 days. Dispersed camping is limited to 21 days between the second Sunday in September and first Saturday in May.

Non-resident individual angling: Use code 121 to buy a license that allows a non-resident to fish anytime during the license year in Minnesota.

Walleye

The Jucy Lucy, sometimes called the Juicy Lucy, is Minnesota’s signature cheese-stuffed burger. It’s a hugely popular dine-in and takeout item there.

The most famous attraction in Minnesota is the Mall of America, a huge shopping and entertainment complex in Bloomington 1 2 3.Other popular attractions in Minnesota include 1 2 3:

The Chain of Lakes Regional Park, a scenic area with trails and water activities in Minneapolis
The Como Park Zoo & Conservatory, a family-friendly destination with animals and plants in St. Paul
The Superior National Forest & Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, a vast natural area with camping and canoeing opportunities
The North Shore Scenic Drive, a picturesque route along Lake Superior with views and attractions
The International Wolf Center, a wildlife education and research center in Ely

Some of the most haunted places in Minnesota are 1 2:

Washington Street Bridge, Minneapolis. This bridge is said to be haunted by the ghosts of people who jumped or fell from it.
The Fitzgerald Theater, St. Paul. This theater is reportedly haunted by a former stagehand named Ben, who likes to play pranks and move objects.
Warden’s House Museum, Stillwater. This museum was once the home of the prison warden, and is now haunted by the spirits of inmates and guards.
Forepaugh’s Restaurant, St. Paul. This restaurant is haunted by the ghosts of Joseph Forepaugh, a wealthy businessman who committed suicide, and Molly, his mistress who hanged herself.
Greyhound Bus Museum, Hibbing. This museum is haunted by the ghost of a bus driver who died in a crash, and is seen wearing his uniform and cap.

Mississippi,

Boondocking in Mississippi! Boondocking in Mississippi is mostly found in six national forests, Holly Springs NF, Tombigbee NF, Delta NF, Bienville NF, De Soto NF, and Homochitto NF. While there are no BLM lands in Mississippi, there are additional dispersed camping opportunities in the state’s wildlife management areas and state fishing lakes.

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Residents must show proof of residency and have a valid MS Sportsman's License, unless exempt by the state law. Non-residents must have a valid MS annual non-resident fishing license. Proof of CPR and First Aid training from an American Red Cross or American Heart Association-certified trainer or course Certification of boater education course

Smallmouth are the most popular catch, especially in cold clear waters. Largemouth love to hang out around any type of underwater structure. White Bass are another very popular target of “bassing,” especially in the clear open waters and near jetties.

Here are some of the top-rated attractions and things to do in Mississippi 1 2:

Gulf Islands National Seashore
Tupelo Automobile Museum
USS Cairo Museum at Vicksburg National Military Park
B.B. King Museum and Delta Interpretive Center
The Institute for Marine Mammal Studies

Some of the most popular foods in Mississippi include 1 2 3:

Fried catfish and hush puppies
Comeback sauce
Pressed Po’Boy sandwiches
Mississippi Mud Pie
Soul food, including fried chicken, fried okra, macaroni and cheese, and collard greens

Here are some of the most haunted places in Mississippi 1 2 3:

McRaven Tour Home in Vicksburg, which once served as a Confederate campsite and a makeshift hospital.
King’s Tavern in Natchez, the oldest standing building in the city.
Windsor Ruins, the remains of a mansion that was destroyed by fire in 1890.
Rowan Oak in Oxford, the former home of William Faulkner.
Vicksburg National Military Park, which is said to be haunted by the ghosts of soldiers who died in the Civil War.

Missouri,

Boondocking, also known as dispersed camping, is legal in Missouri, particularly within the Mark Twain National Forest. While the state lacks BLM (Bureau of Land Management) lands, it compensates with natural wonders like the Ozarks and abundant free camping options. You’ll find opportunities for boondocking in the southern half of the state, including wildlife management areas and state fishing lakes

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Requirements for Missouri Non-Resident Fishing License

Age Requirement In order to obtain a Missouri Non-Resident Fishing License, you must meet the age requirement set by the Missouri Department of Conservation. The minimum age for non-residents to purchase a fishing license is typically 16 years old. ...

Trout is, hands-down, the most popular fish in these parts. And, given the quality of Trout fishing in Missouri, it can be hard to believe that this species has only lived here for about 150 years. There are hundreds of miles of world-class Trout fishing waters and a real chance of a trophy.

Top tourist attractions in Missouri include 1 2:

St. Louis Gateway Arch
Branson (known for its music and entertainment)
Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
Silver Dollar City (amusement park)
Saint Louis Zoo

Some of the most popular foods in Missouri include 1 2 3 4 5:

Toasted Ravioli
Gooey Butter Cake
St. Louis-Style Pizza
Barbecue
Fried Chicken

Missouri is home to many haunted locations with eerie histories and ghostly tales. Here are some of the most haunted places in the state:

Montana,

There are over 19.39 million acres of national forest in Montana. This land is divided into six forests, and each one offers boondocking in Montana opportunities. There are also Bureau of Land Management areas where you can enjoy free camping in Montana. Some cities also offer free camping in their city parks.

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Resident anglers below 12 years old are not required to possess a license before fishing in Montana. On the other hand, non-residents who are 12 years old and older must purchase a Conservation License for $10.00 and an AIS Prevention Pass for $15.00 on top of a fishing license.

Northern Pike
Walleye
Grass Carp
Trout. There are 4 trout species in Montana; cutthroat, rainbow, bull, and lake trout 1 2 4.

Steak

Glacier National Park: Known for epic hikes, picture-perfect lakes, and glacier-capped mountains.
Yellowstone National Park: Primarily located in Wyoming, it also stretches into Montana and Idaho, featuring mountains, cliffs, canyons, rivers, forests, and lakes.
Big Sky Resort: A popular ski destination.
Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center: Meet the residents.
Museum of the Rockies: Unearth history.

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Nebraska,

Boondocking in Nebraska! Boondocking in Nebraska is mostly restricted to Nebraska National Forest, Samuel R. McKelvie National Forest, and Ogalala National Grasslands. Otherwise, there is also dispersed camping available at the state’s wildlife management areas and state fishing lakes.

The maximum length of stay for boondocking or camping in Nebraska varies depending on the location

Non-residents under age 16 need not have a fishing permit if they are accompanied by someone who has a Nebraska fishing permit. A fishing permit is required to take or attempt to take, fish, bullfrogs, snapping turtles, barred salamanders, or mussels by any legal method. An angler must carry the fishing permit while actively fishing.

The most famous attractions in Nebraska include 1 2 3:

Chimney Rock National Historic Site: A landmark along the Oregon Trails.
Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium: One of the top-rated tourist attractions.
Old Market in Omaha: A historic district.
Scotts Bluff National Monument: Known for its archeological history.
Indian Cave State Park: An outdoor attraction.

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New Hampshire,

Boondocking in New Hampshire! Boondocking in New Hampshire is generally found in White Mountain National Forest located in the center of the state. Otherwise there are no BLM lands in New Hampshire. You may be able to find free camping within the state’s system of wildlife management areas and state fishing lakes.

Allow the taking of all species in the freshwaters of the state. Temporary 1-, 3-, and 7-day Fishing Licenses are available to non-residents, dates for use intended will be requested at the time of purchase and the dates must be consecutive. One-day licenses are also available for NH residents.

The striped bass is currently the most sought-after coastal sportfish species in New Hampshire.

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Maple Syrup

Appalachian Trail

Some of the most haunted places in New Hampshire include 1 2:

Mount Washington Hotel in Bretton Woods
New Hampshire State Hospital in Concord
Isles of Shoals in Portsmouth
Pine Hill Cemetery in Hollis
The Chase House in Portsmouth
Kimball Castle in Gilford
Ocean-Born Mary House in Henniker
University of New Hampshire in Durham

New Jersey,

Even though New Jersey maintains a series of state forests, they don’t allow dispersed camping anywhere. Most boondockers generally rely on finding secluded sites within the state forest system and try to evade notice from forest rangers.

Non-residents 70 and over must purchase a license. License must be visibly displayed on outer clothing. License and trout stamp are both valid from date of purchase through Dec. 31. A person must reside in New Jersey for at least the previous six months to obtain a resident fishing license.

Trout is probably the most popular fish in New Jersey, so it’s no surprise that Brook Trout is the official state fish. These stunning creatures hold a special place in the hearts of New Jersey anglers. To what do they owe this pleasure? Well, they’re delicious for one, and they also put up a great fight at the end of a line.

Here are some of the most popular foods in New Jersey 1 2 3:

Pizza
Tomato Pie
Panzarotti
Pork Roll/Taylor Ham
Cheesesteak

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Here are some of the most haunted places in New Jersey 1 2:

Devil's Tower, Alpine
Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital, Marlboro
Clinton Road, West Milford
Proprietary House, Perth Amboy
The Hindenburg Crash Site, Lakehurst
The Spy House (Seabrook-Wilson House), Middletown
Stephen Crane House, Asbury Park
Burlington County Prison, Mount Holly

New Mexico,

Dispersed camping, also known as boondocking, is allowed in New Mexico on public lands 1 2. Most of the state’s public lands allow free dispersed camping, including BLM lands where you can camp for up to 14 days 2.

Requirement: Non-residents must have a license to fish in New Mexico. Cost: Varies depending on license type, age, and duration. Duration: Valid for one year from purchase date. Availability: Sold online and at local license vendors. Types: Several options available, including annual, short-term, and youth licenses.

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Ohio,

Boondocking in Ohio! Boondocking in Ohio is often enjoyed in Wayne National Forest, the state’s only USFS property. There are no BLM lands in Ohio. Otherwise, the state does have free camping opportunities within its wildlife management areas and state fishing lakes. There are also some casinos that offer free multiple-night parking

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According to Ohio Laws and Administrative Rules, both residents and non-residents over the age of 16 are not allowed to fish, catch or take any fish in any Ohio waters without a license. This rule not only includes catching fish but also frogs and turtles without a valid fishing license, except for those under 16

The largemouth bass is the most popular freshwater gamefish in the United States. Ohio has plenty of lakes to catch lunker largemouths. Smallmouth bass can also be caught in most of these lakes, as well. Both largemouth and smallmouth bass are native to Ohio and can be found in all of the state’s 88 counties.

Here are some of the most famous attractions in Ohio 1 2 3:

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
National Museum of the US Air Force
Cedar Point Amusement Park
Hocking Hills State Park
Amish Country

Sauerkraut balls are no exception.

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Oklahoma,

Boondocking in Oklahoma can be found at the state’s two national grasslands, Black Kettle NG and Rita Blanca NG, as well as its only national forest, Ouachita NF. There are several reservoirs managed by the Army Corps of Engineers that offer free campgrounds, and there is also free camping within the state’s wildlife management areas.

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All nonresidents who are 65 and older (except Texas residents) are required to buy a fishing license in Oklahoma. A nonresident one-day fishing license costs $15, and a nonresident six-day fishing license costs $35.

Top tourist attractions in Oklahoma include 1 2:

Route 66
Oklahoma City Zoo
Philbrook Museum of Art
Science Museum Oklahoma
Woolaroc Museum & Wildlife Preserve

Oklahoma has more miles of freshwater shorelines than the entire East Coast, so anglers are sure to find incredible fishing across the Sooner State. Largemouth bass are by far the state’s most popular species of game fish, and several lakes in Oklahoma offer trophy-sized smallmouth and spotted bass.

Chicken fried steak
Fried onion burger
Fried pies
Fried okra
Sooner steaks

Here are the top 10 most haunted places in Oklahoma 1 2:

Cherokee Strip Museum - Alva, OK
Belvidere Mansion - Claremore, OK
Mohawk Park & Golf Course - Tulsa, OK
Cain's Ballroom - Tulsa, OK
Dead Woman's Crossing - Weatherford, OK
Stone Lion Inn - Guthrie, OK
Langston's Western Wear - Oklahoma City, OK
Blanchard Cemetery - Blanchard, OK
Blue Belle Saloon - Guthrie, OK
Bird Creek School - Pawhuska, OK

Oregon,

Boondocking is legal in Oregon. Oregon is booming with dispersed camping, legal and free on publicly owned land. There are 11 national forests and 361 state parks in Oregon, as well as nearly 16 million acres of land overseen by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). These are great places to boondock.

Crater Lake

Oregon is a great place to hike in old-growth forests, walk along sandy beaches, or spend time in a high desert escape. It is sure to have an RV park that is just right for you. The following is our list of the best RV Campgrounds in the great state of Oregon, organized by region... See more

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Residents and non-residents are exempt from needing a fishing license if they are under 12 years old. Anglers between the ages of 12-17 are required to have a Youth Fishing License, and residents and non-residents 18+ need to have an adult fishing license. Oregon Resident Fishing License

Trout

Marionberry Pie

Oregon is home to many haunted locations with eerie histories and ghostly tales. Here are some of the most haunted places in the state:

Pennsylvania,

Boondocking (camping outside of developed campgrounds for free) could be the ideal camping experience for you. Start boondocking today and avoid the crowds as well as the RV connections. Not only is it legal, but Pennsylvania boasts a large number of boondocking spots scattered around the state.

#1 in Best Places to Visit in Pennsylvania Hershey is known as "The Sweetest Place on Earth"

Campers may stay in a state park campground for up to 14 consecutive nights from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Campers may camp for up to 21 consecutive nights during the remainder of the year. Campers must vacate and remove all equipment for 48 hours between reservations.

Philly Cheesesteak: A sandwich made with melted cheese and thinly sliced ribeye on a long hoagie roll.
Soft Pretzels: A classic Pennsylvania pretzel.
Shoofly Pie: A sweet pie made with molasses and apples.
Scrapple: A breakfast staple made from pork and cornmeal.
Pierogi: A Polish dish made with dough filled with cheese, potatoes, or meat.

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Every angler over the age of 16 needs a license to fish in the state. This applies to residents and non-residents alike, even when fishing with a guide or charter. On top of a regular license, you’ll need an additional permit to fish on Lake Erie, or to take home Salmon or Trout.

1. If you enjoy ice fishing, Lake Arthur near Butler is a great place to catch walleye, crappie, and bluegill during winter.

Here are 8 of the most haunted places in Pennsylvania 1 2:

Farnsworth House Inn in Gettysburg
Old Jail Museum in Jim Thorpe
Penn’s Cave & Wildlife Park in Centre Hall
Cathedral of Learning in Pittsburgh
Mishler’s Theatre in Altoona
Haunted Hill View Manor in New Castle
Jean Bonnet Tavern in Bedford
Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia

Rhode Island,

Boondocking in Rhode Island is largely non-existent due to the lack of federal recreation lands, very few state wildlife management units, and high-density population over a very small area. Primitive camping is largely the domain of private property owners willing to let you camp on their grounds.

In a Class A RV, you should be able to spend up to two weeks on average before needing to refill fuel, freshwater, and propane and dump the gray and black water tanks. You could even boondock longer than that, depending on how many people are with you.

Rhode Island has many attractions, but the top attractions include 1 2 3 4:

Block Island
Newport Cliff Walk
The Breakers, Newport
Roger Williams Park Zoo, Providence
WaterFire Providence

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4. Block Island Southeast Lighthouse ...
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Residents do not require a license, however non-RI residents do requrie a license. Three license types are available to non-residents. Annual allows the non-resident license holder to recreationally shellfish year round in RI. The fee for the license is $200 a year.

Striped bass

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Some of the most haunted places in Rhode Island are 1 2:

Belcourt Castle in Newport, where visitors have reported seeing apparitions, hearing voices, and feeling cold spots.
Fort Wetherill in Jamestown, where a ghostly soldier is said to patrol the grounds and tunnels.
The Biltmore Hotel in Providence, where guests have encountered poltergeist activity, strange noises, and a phantom elevator operator.
Cumberland Public Library in Cumberland, where a former librarian haunts the building and moves books around.
The Ladd School in Exeter, where a former institution for the mentally ill is now a hotspot for paranormal investigators.

South Carolina,

Boondocking, or dispersed camping, is legal in South Carolina on specific public lands, such as national forests. The Francis Marion and Sumter National Forests allow boondocking in designated areas, but it's essential to follow the rules and regulations set by the Forest Service.

There is no maximum limit. Aside from signs posting that overnight parking is prohibited, there is no defined number of hours one can stay at a South Carolina rest area

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If you’re a non-resident who’d like to explore South Carolina’s fishing opportunities, you can certainly do so. The same licensing rules for residents apply to non-resident – all persons age 16 and older are required to have a valid fishing license. The main difference is that non-residents aren’t eligible for lifetime licenses.

Redfish are the most popular fish on the fly, but you can also target seasonal species like tarpon, false albacore, cobia, triple tail, and blacktip sharks.

South Carolina is known for its unique cuisine, especially seafood dishes 1 2 3 4. Some of the most well-known foods include:

Shrimp and grits
Hoppin’ John
She-crab soup
Fried Green Tomatoes
Smoked Pulled Pork with Carolina Mustard BBQ Sauce

Here are some of the most haunted places in South Carolina 1 2:

South Carolina Lunatic Asylum, Columbia
Crybaby Bridge, Anderson
Hell's Gate, Spartanburg
The Abandoned Mansion, Santee
Cypress Garden Ruins, Moncks Corner

South Dakota,

Boondocking in South Dakota is fairly plentiful with Black Hills National Forest, three national grasslands, Badlands National Monument, and several free camping areas operated by the Army Corps of Engineers. There is also some BLM lands in the western-half of the state. You can also find free camping at the state’s wildlife management areas.

No time frame given

Best places to RV in South Dakota include 1 2:

Badlands National Park: Known for its unique landscape.
Custer State Park: Offers Blue Bell Campground.
Deadwood: Stay at Rush No More RV Resort and Campground.
Sturgis: Visit Days End Campground, Cabins and RV Park.
Wind Cave National Park: Explore the wild west.

Non-U.S. citizens and non-immigrants residing in South Dakota can purchase resident fishing licenses after living in the state for 60 consecutive days. Those who have lived in South Dakota for less than 60 days must purchase non-resident licenses. Valid passport, visa, or other proof of identity must be carried along with the fishing license.

Walleyes, largemouth bass, northern pike, crappies, channel catfish and yellow perch are the main species caught.

Mount Rushmore National Monument

South Dakota is known for the following foods:

Kuchen: The state dessert, brought by German immigrants.
Pheasant: American pheasant salad sandwiches.
Indian Taco: A Native American take on the basic taco.
Buffalo Burger: A popular dish made from buffalo meat.
Chislic: Cubed, marinated meat skewered and grilled.

Here are some of the most haunted places in South Dakota 1 2 3 4:

Bullock Hotel, Deadwood
Hotel Alex Johnson, Rapid City
Old Minnehaha Courthouse Museum, Sioux Falls
Dakota Theatre, Yankton
Mount Rushmore Brewing Company, Hill City

Tennessee,

Boondocking in Tennessee! Boondocking in Tennessee is mostly found within Cherokee National Forest in the eastern part of the state and Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area in the western half. There are no BLM lands in Tennessee. The Army Corps of Engineers offers some free campgrounds at its reservoirs.

Great Smoky Mountains National Park #1 in Best Places to Visit in Tennessee Situated south of Gatlinburg on the Tennessee-North Carolina border, Great Smoky Mountains National Park offers 800-plus miles of hiking trails, including some that take you to breathtaking waterfalls like Abrams, Grotto and Laurel falls.

12 Best Camping Sites in Tennessee:

Riveredge RV Park and Log Cabin Rentals
Anchor Down RV Resort – BEST RATED!
Pine Mountain RV Park
Greenbrier Campground
Pigeon Forge / Gatlinburg KOA Holiday

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A non-resident fishing license in Tennessee is required for anglers, not residents of the state 1. This includes residents of other states and non-U.S. citizens visiting the state 1

In Tennessee, all non-resident anglers aged 16 and up must legally purchase a fishing license to fish in the state 1 2 3. Anglers ages 13-15 must have a Tennessee non-resident fishing license but do not need a daily lake permit 1. All persons ages 13 and older must have a fishing license to fish in Tennessee 3. Non-residents have the option of buying a 1-day, 3-day, 10-day or annual license 3. All anglers aged 13 and under must have a valid Tennessee juvenile fishing license to fish in Tennessee waters

The short answer is, pretty much everywhere you go. For our choice of the very best fishing spots in Tennessee, check out the list below. 1. Dale Hollow Reservoir: This is the place to be if you’re in love with Bass fishing. Not only was the world-record Smallmouth Bass caught here, but there’s also plenty of

Tennessee is known for its Southern comfort food 1 2 3. Some of the most popular local foods include 4 2 3:

Fried catfish
Memphis-style pulled pork
Mac ‘n cheese
Nashville hot fried chicken
Country ham

Some of the most haunted places in Tennessee are 1 2:

The Drummond Bridge/Trestle, Briceville, where a man was hanged by mercenaries in 1893.
Shiloh National Military Park, Shiloh, where thousands of soldiers died in a bloody Civil War battle.
Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail, Gatlinburg, where a woman's ghost is said to haunt a cabin.
Sensabaugh Tunnel, Kingsport, where eerie sounds and apparitions are reported.
Meeman-Shelby Forest State Park and Pigman Bridge, Millington, where a half-man, half-pig creature is rumored to lurk.

Texas,

Starting September 1, 2021, Texas will enforce a statewide camping ban through HB1925. Boondocking in public areas will be prohibited unless designated by local governments. Violations of the ban can result in a Class C misdemeanor and a fine of up to $500

Texas is known for the following foods 1 2 3 4 5:

Brisket
Beef ribs
Queso
Breakfast tacos
Puffy tacos

San Antonio River Walk

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Largemouth bass

Whether you’re a visitor or a non-resident Texan, you can obtain an out-of-state fishing license as long as you meet the following criteria:

Age Requirement: There are no age restrictions for obtaining an out-of-state fishing license in Texas. ...
Compliance with Fishing Regulations: To be eligible for a Texas out-of-state fishing license, you must adhere to all fishing regulations set by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department ( TPWD ). ..

Here are some of the most haunted places in Texas 1 2 3:

Historic Bowers Mansion, Palestine
Jefferson Hotel
The Grove, Jefferson
Bragg Road, Saratoga
The Magnolia Hotel, Seguin

Utah,

Zion National Park

Boondocking in Utah is one of the more popular places for dispersed camping due to six different national forests, an abundance of BLM lands, and several national monuments. The state also offers a generous state trust land policy for campers, and there are also boondocking opportunities at its state wildlife management areas.

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Utah is home to a wide variety of fish, making it a dream destination for any angler. Some of the most popular species include rainbow trout, brown trout, cutthroat trout, and tiger muskie. The state also has a thriving warm-water fishery with species like largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, walleye, and catfish.

A Utah Non-Resident Fishing License is a permit that allows individuals who do not reside in the state of Utah to legally fish in its waters. It is a requirement for all non-residents over the age of 14 who wish to engage in fishing activities within the state.

Jell-O: Loved by the state's two million Mormons.
Fry Sauce: A local favorite.
Green Jell-O and Jell-O Salad: A classic Utah dish.
Funeral Potatoes: A comfort food.
Dirty Soda: Unique flavored sodas.

Here are some of the most haunted places in Utah 1 2:

McCune Mansion, Salt Lake City
Rock Canyon, Provo
Devereaux Mansion, Salt Lake City
Old Tooele Hospital (Asylum 49), Tooele
Mercur Cemetery, Tooele

Vermont,

Boondocking in Vermont is limited mostly to Green Mountain National Forest in the southern part of the state. Otherwise, there are no BLM lands to rely on. While the Army Corps of Engineers does operate several reservoirs, only one has a campground and it’s not free. The state does offer camping on its wildlife management areas.

Here are some of the top attractions in Vermont 1 2 3:

Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Factory Tour
Lake Champlain
Shelburne Museum
Stowe
Church Street Marketplace

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Parking up to 72 hours is allowed in conjunction with a permitted activity such as wildlife viewing or photography.

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All National Forests and Bureau of Land Management Areas have a 14-day stay limit. This is to prevent excess damage to the environment. In Washington, this means that you can’t camp in the same spot for more than 14 days within a 28 day timeframe. That includes both consecutive and non-consecutive visits.

Steelhead Trout
Yellow Perch
Largemouth Bass
Albacore Tuna
Black Crappie

Residents and non-residents alike must have a license to fish or shellfish in Washington waters. Everyone age 15 and older needs a fishing license. You do not need a license if you are fishing for bullfrogs or collecting relic shells.

Fresh coastal seafood

Here are some of the most haunted places in Washington 1 2:

Campbell House in Spokane
Black Diamond Cemetery in Black Diamond
University Heights Center in Seattle
Old City Hall in Tacoma
Fort Vancouver National Historic Site in Vancouver

West Virginia,

Boondocking in West Virginia is found primarily in George Washington National Forest, Jefferson National Forest, and Monogahela National Forest. There is no BLM land in West Virginia, however, the Army Corps of Engineers operates several lakes within the state where free camping can be found.

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4. Mothman Museum ...
5. Green Bank Observatory Science Center ...

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Muskie

Non-resident WV fishing license

People who do not reside in West Virginia, and are over the age of 15 will need to get a non-resident WV fishing license. Non-residents who suffer from a life-threatening condition are eligible for a free license as well.

Pepperoni roll

Some of the most haunted places in West Virginia are 1 2 3:

Wisconsin

Boondocking in Wisconsin! Boondocking in Wisconsin is primarily enjoyed in the Chequamegon National Forest and Nicolet National Forest. While there are no BLM lands in Wisconsin, the Army Corps of Engineers does operate a few free camping areas along the Mississippi River. The state also offers free camping at its wildlife management areas.

the number 1 attraction in Wisconsin is The House on the Rock because of how original, unusual, and immersive it is.

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Twenty-four (24) hours appears to be the standard length of time that WisDOT uses to determine if or when your vehicle is ready to be impounded. However, WisDOT also states that one of the primary purposes of rest areas is to promote highway safety.

Musky

Here are ten key aspects to consider:

Requirement: Non-residents need a license to fish in Wisconsin.
Types: Licenses vary based on duration and activity (e.g., daily, annual, trout stamp).
Fees: License fees contribute to conservation and management efforts.
Purchase: Licenses can be obtained online or through authorized vendors.
Regulations: Licenses come with specific rules and restrictions.

Some of the most popular foods in Wisconsin include 1 2 3 4 5:

Butter burgers
Booyah stew
Maple syrup
Fish fry
Kringle

Here are the top 10 most haunted places in Wisconsin 1 2:

Summerwind, Land O’ Lakes
Nelsen’s Hall, Washington Island
Mary of Elk Lake Dam, Elk Lake
Riverside Cemetery, Appleton
Brumder Mansion, Milwaukee

Wyoming.

Boondocking in Wyoming is plentiful due to the location of eight (8) national forests and a national grassland. There is also significant acreage of BLM land. Boondocking is popular in Ashley National Forest due to Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area, and in Bridger-Teton National Forest due to its proximity to Grand Tetons National Park.

Campers are permitted to stay in one spot on BLM land for 14 days. After that, they must move at least 25 miles away from that spot, and cannot return to the original campsite for 28 days.

The Most Common Fish to Catch in Wyoming

Brown Trout (Salmo trutta)
Rainbow Trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss)
Cutthroat Trout (Oncorhynchus clarkii)
Brook Trout (Salvelinus fontinalis)
Splake (Salvelinus namaycush x Salvelinus fontinalis)

To legally fish in Wyoming’s waters as a non-resident, you must possess a valid fishing license issued by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. Failure to comply with these regulations can result in hefty fines and potential legal consequences.

The 10 Best RV Trips to Take in Wyoming
1.Grand Teton National Park source credit: https://www.nps.gov/grte/index.htm ...
2. Buffalo Bill Center of the West ...
3. Yellowstone National Park ...
4. Granite Hot Springs ...
5. Bighorn National Forest ...

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Yellowstone National Park

5 of the Most Haunted Places in Wyoming
1. Heart Mountain Relocation Center Heart Mountain was used as a Japanese American Confinement Center during WWII. ...
2. Wyoming Frontier Prison Located in Rawlins, WY, the Wyoming Frontier Prison has the reputation of being one of the toughest prisons in the wild west. ...
3. The Wonder Bar ...
4. Wyoming Territorial Prison ...
5. The Occidental Hotel ...

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