The sun is setting behind the mountains as I set up camp in the Sonoran Desert of southwest Arizona. I traveled in my RV to the western part of our great country recently and spent some time boondocking in the desert. Boondocking, also known as dry-camping can be defined as camping with no electrical, water or sewer hookups. Arizona is the destination of literally thousands of boondockers, especially during the winter months. Snow birds descend upon the small town of Quartzsite, Arizona swelling it’s population from the normal 3500 or so to over a million during the winter months. Not only is the weather great in southwest Arizona during the winter, but Arizona has in excess on 12 million acres of BLM (Bureau of Land Management) Land in Arizona that is open to the public for camping and recreation and most of it is free.
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