FREE CAMPING AND RV BOONDOCKING AT THE NORTH RIM OF THE GRAND CANYON
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- čas přidán 4. 05. 2021
- Hello fellow Nomads. Free Camping and RV Boondocking at the Grand Canyon is something we all wish for. We have put together a video that tells you exactly how to enjoy the North Rim of the Grand Canyon while camping for Free BEFORE the Visitors Station even opens. Free Boodocking and camp on the North Rim for FREE. We even give you directions to the North Rim while everything is closed. If you are a Full Time RVer and enjoy RV Travel, then watch this video on how to visit the North Rim and skip all the crowds and RV Boondock for FREE.
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GPS COORDINATES FOR FREE SPOTS ON FR461
36.708341, -112.220771 Boondocking off of FR 461
36.706665, -112.244024 Boondocking off of FR 461
36.703201, -112.257811 Boondocking off of FR 461
36.701181, -112.260251 Boondocking off of FR 461
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Wooooo Hooooo! The Grand Canyon is on my bucket list and I love boondocking so your video is so helpful! Thanks so showing us exactly how to find great spots! 😁
You would really love it up there. Absolutely beautiful. And close enough to enjoy good food at Jacob Lake Inn. Thank you 🙏
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Thank you so much! Great info! I'm planning a long road trip next April to may with my kids ny to Ca and back. Stopping at the Grand Canyon on the way. Definitely saving this video for then!
Now, that's what I'm talking about!! EXCELLENT information! I'm just starting to do my research for my upcoming GC trip. The 1st video I watched happened to be by a popular YT couple - and it was such a waste of my time. It was mostly about them and very little about any relevant details. Thank you for this one - it was so helpful and exactly what I was looking for!! 😘
Thank you!
Was looking for exactly this video to try to plan a Thanksgiving timeframe trip! THANK YOU!
Great video. Thanks for sharing!!!
Awesome content! Coordinates set. 👍
Thanks 🙏
Great info for boondocking north rim GC. 👍thanks!
Thank you 🙏 May & September great time to visit
@@ThisNomadicIdea would it be too hot to camp in July?
@@richardlee9207 No, warm but you’re at 8,000 ft elevation at there will be a lot more people. Make your reservations early at Jacobs Lake Campground. Or just boondock up there.
@@ThisNomadicIdea thanks for reply, I like boondocking idea. Thanks again for the info.
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I have a 23 foot Airstream, how far back on that FR 461 do you think it’s safe to go? Thank you in advance.
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We have a 38' class A. Is there anywhere we could take it to camp on the rim?
Yes. Go to Jacobs Lake Inn on 89a. The next Right after the Inn heading South is FR 461 Lot's of places to boondock with a 38 foot class A.
So we wont need a permit to camp on the north rim of the grand canyon (not inside the canyonn but basically the rim)?
You do NOT need a permit to camp in the Kaibab National Forest. In fact, you can camp right on the edge of the North Rim. -:) - Scott
@@ThisNomadicIdea awesome! Thanks very much!
@@ThisNomadicIdea I have been using this area for years, and I love it for all the reasons you list in your breathless presentation. I wonder how long the no permit policy will last with this unneeded publicity. Yes it’s free, free, free…, but managing our national forest costs big money. More people equals more fire risk, rescues, sanitation issues, vehicle recovery, damage mitigation, road maintenance, trash removal, etc. Did you take even a minute to reflect on the consequences of posts like this?
@@CountryB4Party If it’s too costly they should close it. It’s our tax dollars and it’s called public not private. As the Government takes more and more of our freedoms away, you are quite right to say they will soon take away our tax payer public lands. How dare we use what we pay for.
@@ThisNomadicIdeaI never said don’t use it. But I think it’s irresponsible to publicize it to the masses. Everything you like about the area will change for the worse if people follow
your advice. Doesn’t that strike you as a tad contradictory and irresponsible?
But I guess you answered my question. You absolutely have NOT seriously thought about the potential impact to public lands of channels like yours. I can’t wait for the episode where you give up van life because you can’t find a place to park your rig. Or the pristine special campsite you return to that’s now covered in shit and trash. Or the one where you’re complaining that you have to pay for a permit to park on the Kaibab when it used to be free, Free, FREE.