Boondocking and Chasing 70

[chemist308]

Now that I find myself with some unexpected time off, I was thinking to try my hand at boondocking. I haven't installed solar or a bank of batteries on an inverter yet, so I'd be looking for a place where I wouldn't need AC in my Reflection 337RLS. I realize this is an open ended thread, but I'm looking for suggestions, and I LOVE to hike, fish and hunt. What states / areas (excluding West Coast states) would you suggest I look in for BLM land that would make for a pleasant stay in a rig my size this July?

Seems my home state of PA isn't going to have a lot to offer as public areas are generally rough terrain or densely forested. But if there are suggestions there, I'm open to it also.

Edit: 1 requirement is I gotta have some cell service. AT&T is preferable.

[huntindog]

Now that I find myself with some unexpected time off, I was thinking to try my hand at boondocking. I haven't installed solar or a bank of batteries on an inverter yet, so I'd be looking for a place where I wouldn't need AC in my Reflection 337RLS. I realize this is an open ended thread, but I'm looking for suggestions, and I LOVE to hike, fish and hunt. What states / areas (excluding West Coast states) would you suggest I look in for BLM land that would make for a pleasant stay in a rig my size this July?

Seems my home state of PA isn't going to have a lot to offer as public areas are generally rough terrain or densely forested. But if there are suggestions there, I'm open to it also.

Edit: 1 requirement is I gotta have some cell service. AT&T is preferable.

We boondock 100%. Generally boodocking and cell service do not go together... Now if you are will to drive a short distance from camp, it can often be had.

[Planehauler]

I don't know how far WEST you want to go but AZ is an amazing state to boondock in, especially in the White Mountains of NE AZ.

[livinthelife]

I don't know how far WEST you want to go but AZ is an amazing state to boondock in, especially in the White Mountains of NE AZ.

In July? With no AC?

[Planehauler]

In July? With no AC?

Yup! Areas in the White Mountains are 9K ft high.

[geotex1]

There are some areas here in PA that aren't so off-road, but cell service is nonexistent... I would agree with the recommendation for high elevation AZ if you're up for the long-haul! My suggestion is to search out BLM lands and shop by historic weather. Lol. Might be time for that trip to Alaska. Lots of boondocking along the way!

[Planehauler]

Might be time for that trip to Alaska. Lots of boondocking along the way!

Perfect suggestion!!
That is the best three month trip we've taken to date.