What are some other good boondocking spots in CA should we check out??

When you go Boondocking. Where do you go to empty out your tanks. Like your gray and black tanks

Biggest problem I have with there is the heat...

Love your videos because they are in Southern California ( or " Middle California), they focus on things that young people can do, and have a variety of locations. Thanks for doing such a great job!

@WhyWeWork

4 жыл бұрын

Aw, thanks for watching!!

Thanks so much for great video. I’m in Los Gatos, CA hunkered down due to C19. Ready to head to a blm in northern Cal for the upcoming heatwave. Keep up the great videos, be safe and have fun.

@WhyWeWork

4 жыл бұрын

Yay, so glad it was helpful! Hope you get to go camping again very soon!

Just found your channel last week. You guys have great content. We love to boondocked in our Lance truck Camper. We spent New Year's weekend at William's Hill. We camped out New Year's night on the bluff that overlooks the road because the campground was full. Saturday night we spent in site 2. The views are amazing! Hard to believe there's still free camping in Ca. We live in Nipomo so we're always looking for cool dispersed camp spots up and down the coast. Cheers! And happy camping🏕👍🏼

Very cool sites! One of our favorite boondocking spots is Trona Pinnacles out by Ridgecrest. Incredibly interesting landscape and one like no other!

@WhyWeWork

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome, thank you for the tip. We’ll put that one in our list!!

Added to my list! Great video- thank you.

@WhyWeWork

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome, thank you for watching and leaving a comment! We had a lot of fun there!!

Thanks for the video!! We live at Ft Hunter Liggett so its nice to see all these local spots, got yourself a new subscriber!!

@WhyWeWork

4 жыл бұрын

Wow, that’s awesome! Thanks for watching and thanks for your service! ❤️👍💪🇺🇸

Thanks so much for this. Based on your review I visited Williams Hill in February 2020. It’s absolutely one of my most favorite dry camping spots I’ve ever been to. The drive up from the paved road was pretty hairy, even with my little 12’ camper. I kind of held my breath and hoped for the best and made it up to the top. When I was there I think there were two other campsites occupied. It was quiet and pretty magical. I would definitely consider going back to the spot sometime. It’s something of an ordeal getting there, but worth the trek. Very convenient to exploring the California coast. Absolutely worth the trip up to the campsite.

@funyoutube4247

3 жыл бұрын

How many miles are you driving on dirt road? Would a campervan have any issues with this? Was looking to stay here (although had to cancel due to covid continuing to spread)

Thanks for the information on this spot. Will definitely check it out!

@WhyWeWork

4 жыл бұрын

Thank for watching, it is worth checking out!

@WhyWeWork

4 жыл бұрын

We had a lot of fun up there!

I love how happy the kids are! Any good suggestions for a single boondocker along the Cali coast? Its my first run.

That is an awesome looking Campground too bad it's 9 hours south of me

@WhyWeWork

4 жыл бұрын

When you make it down this way, we’ll show you where the good wineries are!

@kccarrtheoregonhillbillyhi4803

4 жыл бұрын

@@WhyWeWork I will definitely take you up on that offer

Dude. Dispersed camping is my absolute favorite. And did you say Salinas Valley? My old stomping grounds. I’m from Monterey. Looks like a nice little spot. Oh and I need to get me one of those golf carts. Sweet

Golf carts?

Enjoyed your video a lot! It's nice that there are still places that you can actually camp for free - I just wonder how much longer it's going to exist, forever I hope! Did you have to make any kind of reservations? It sure would be a bummer to make that drive only to arrive to a "full house". Glad your family enjoyed themselves as well! Happy trails!

@WhyWeWork

4 жыл бұрын

No reservations needed at all and that was definitely a concern, but they have some non developed areas up there too so if you get up there and the actual campground is full, there are areas where you can just pull off and camp too so it isn’t too risky! Thanks so much for watching our video!!

@madisonmitchell220

3 жыл бұрын

@@WhyWeWork Hi! going up there next week. I notice you said there are non developed areas you can pull off and camp, too, and that is our plan due to campsite closures because of Covid. Are they easy to locate? Do they seem like they'd be good enough to set up tent? This is our first time camping somewhere that doesn't have a campsite and were anxious to see how it plays out.

The video was chockfull of really good information. A little slower time-lapse showing the worst of the road conditions would have been helpful. Thanks

@WhyWeWork

4 жыл бұрын

Noted. Will definitely try to get those if there’s a questionable drive next time. This one there weren’t really any bad spots. All pretty easy. Thanks for watching!

How are the turns on the road in/ out? We have a 37’ bus, needs space for wide turns... would it make it? Hard to see with our basic map apps...

Isn't great you can legally camp for free on BLM land in California? Until a ranger, who disagrees with that interpretation of the law, knocks on the door of your camper and says, "You need to vacate this no camping zone immediately". With enough time and money you could surely get a court to rule in your favor and prove that insistent ranger to be wrong. But unfortunately you only have that weekend to go camping and that's not nearly enough time for the Federal court to adjudicate your complaint. Oh well, there's always the Walmart parking lot; at least for those Walmart stores that still allow overnight boondocking.

@WhyWeWork

4 жыл бұрын

So far, we haven’t been chased out of anywhere yet. Thank goodness! We’re hoping to do more National Forest too and see how those go.

You had me until I saw how dirty your rig got ;-)...

What does BLM mean.

@WhyWeWork

4 жыл бұрын

Bureau of Land Management-public lands!

@denisebaker5963

3 жыл бұрын

@@WhyWeWork does BLM mean free camping? I am trying to plan a trip just my dog and I in my built out SUV camper. Thanks for the great videos, its lots of helpful info and the family is great!

@paulman8239

3 жыл бұрын

@@denisebaker5963 most times it's free. If there are amenities like bathrooms, potable water and trash service there will likely be a camping fee. Usually less than a State or National park campground.

Dude. Dispersed camping is my absolute favorite. And did you say Salinas Valley? My old stomping grounds. I’m from Monterey. Looks like a nice little spot. Oh and I need to get me one of those golf carts. Sweet

@WhyWeWork

4 жыл бұрын

Ya, we are saving up for a generator so we can boondock a lot more when it gets hot! So nice to be able to spread out, let the dogs run off leash, and not be crammed in like sardines at a campground that costs $80/night... How did your free camping trip go a few weeks back?

@pnwoutdoorlife2720

4 жыл бұрын

#WhyWeWork it went great! I need to edit it and get it on my channel. We chose a spot we scouted out this past January. We didn’t expect many other campers but it turned out to be fairly busy. Lots of hunters and fishermen and a few families. Somehow we got THE best spot there. Not sure how we got so lucky. I’m going through your video list now so You’ll probably see more comments from me lol. I really want those jack stabilizers you got. Anyhow check out my channel if you want. The videos I have so far aren’t great but I’m working on improving them.

@WhyWeWork

4 жыл бұрын

Will do, I've checked out some of your stuff already and I like what you're putting up! Keep it up!!