Boondocking. I'm not sure where you are. There will be different definitions for different types of people (van campers, RVers, etc). Let me try and give you some examples. In the US, when you "camp" outside of a campground, say in the National Forest or Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land with no facilities, you are boondocking. You are camping for free. Sometimes there may be time limits or rules. Depends. Some RVers consider camping in a campground and paying a fee without hookups (elec, water, etc) to be boondocking. I think that is still camping and not boondocking. Maybe I am wrong.
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