Someone’s got to feed these 3 boys…) Winter Paradise: Free Camping Spots Californiaīeing from Canada makes California an RVer’s ideal winter getaway. (Affiliate Disclaimer: If you make a purchase based on a recommended link in this post, we may receive a commission at no cost to you. Many of these areas are prime for tent camping (especially in a National Forest) but since our family of five travels in a 30-foot travel trailer, we are more interested in dispersed camping areas that can accommodate an RV, and that’s where our experience lies. The state is covered with land managed by the United States Forest Service (Angeles National Forest, Mendocino National Forest, Modoc National Forest, Los Padres National Forest, Inyo National Forest – to name a few) with free camping and established campsites throughout. Of course, California has so much to explore, from Yosemite National Park (around the middle of California) or Lava Beds National Monument in Northern California near the Oregon border, the ocean, forests, mountains, and big cities. Rock scrambling while Dispersed Camping near Joshua Tree National Park
You might not realize that southern California is a haven of slot canyon hikes to explore, hot springs in the middle of the desert, unique wildlife and plants, National Forests, and rock scrambling in the most accessible places along hiking trails in Joshua Tree National Park. If you haven’t experienced dispersed camping Southern California, you might think of the “desert next to Disneyland” (and you wouldn’t be entirely wrong.)
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