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- | ==== timing your arrival ==== | ||
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- | === day of the week === | ||
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- | Boondocking spots are often relatively open on weekdays and crowded on weekends; | ||
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- | The worst time to arrive is during a holiday or other 3-day weekend when even the most casual of Weekenders drags out their long-neglected RV. | ||
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- | === time of day === | ||
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- | Arriving with plenty of daylight left is highly preferable. | ||
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- | - find the campsites | ||
- | - see how close any neighbors will be | ||
- | - see obstacles and other issues with the campsites((I' | ||
- | - get camp made before the sun goes down. | ||
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- | If you arrive mid-morning you may be able to hear where the generators are. | ||
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- | Arriving in darkness can be stressful. | ||
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+ | === further reading === | ||
+ | * [[https:// | ||