Campgrounds, Boondocking, etc

I added some pictures to the campgrounds we have frequented so far. They were overnights only as we were moving across the country quickly to get to our daughter's house. All were nice; good but not overly exceptional. The best so far was Santa Rosa Lake State Park about 2 hours east of Albuquerque. 

Yes anyone can add to it. The bad news is it can be corrupted by anyone too and there is no easy way to keep it backed up.

Added another recommendation to the map (see link in initial post). When we were approaching Yosemite we called the NPS number for camping information and of course the campgrounds were full. When asked what our options were they suggested we stay at Oakhurst. We did that and stayed at an RV park called Sierra RV. It was OK but I have come to the conclusion that I don't want to be in any place that has RV in it's name. They cost more than I want to spend and look like RV parking lots to me. It was only 20 minutes more to the west gate so we took a ride and saw Saddleback camp 1.5 miles from the gate in the Sierra National Forest. We had been told previously that it was a reservation site and unlikely to have space. In fact it was less than half full and frankly a better campground that the ones in the national park from the standpoint of privacy and woodsy location. No facilities other than potable water and vaught toliets. We used this as our based for the next two days and it is a strategy that I would do again.

If you go here:http://www.gypsyjournal.net/ he has a listing of over 1,000 free or cheap places to camp.  I think he sells it on a CD for $8 or $9.  Well worth it.  When I lived full time on the road in our motorhome I used his list a lot.  I still get his newspaper.  It is great!!

Terry