Essential Nomad Life: Free Camping in a Van
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Hello everyone, welcome to my next video. Today, we're finally going to talk about how to find a campsite. Many have asked me how to become a nomad, live on public land for free, work less and dance more. I'll finally show you how to find a campsite, starting in Leadville, Colorado, a town of 3,000 people with everything I need. When looking for a campsite, I use a Benchmark atlas map for elevations and the US Public Lands app to find public lands. I also recommend searching travel blogs for additional tips. Follow these steps to find campsites anywhere you want to go. Thanks for watching, and remember to work less and dance more. See you next time!
Essential Van Life: Find Free Camping While Living Van
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How to find a campsite
In this highly anticipated video, I'll give you details on how to find a campsite. First of all, I'm located in Leadville, Colorado, at an elevation of 10,000 feet, which means it's cooler there than in lower areas. Additionally, Leadville is a town of 3,000 with essential services like internet, a grocery store, and places to get water and dispose of trash. Additionally, the town is surrounded by national forests, making it a great place to find a campsite.
Tools to use to find a campsite
The first essential tool is a benchmark atlas which provides useful information on altitudes, forest roads and lakes in the surrounding area. Another valuable tool is the US Public Lands app, which shows public lands on a satellite map and tells you where you can camp. Finally, publiclands.org allows you to find information about public lands and contact ranger districts for camping recommendations. It is also recommended to check out traveler blogs that share detailed information about the places they have camped.
By following these tips and using the right tools, you can easily find ideal campsites for your outdoor adventures. Remember to plan ahead, stay informed about local regulations, and respect the environment during your camping trip. Good luck and enjoy the outdoor life!