Ocean view Private Property, Dry Camping

All in all, camping on the Big Island is a unique and exciting experience. If you are an outdoorsy type, you will find many rewards. This private own lot will give you a ocean view setting and literally close to tons of attractions and food near by as well. Bring your RV, mobile or camping gear to this site. Please note there are no facilities on property. Picnic tables and fire rings will be available. So take a moment away from the norm and find some true natural peace here. 

Mahalo

What is Dry Camping?
 Dry camping, also known as boondocking, independent parking or wild camping, is the practice of going off the grid in an RV, car, van or truck to camp. There are no bathhouses, electrical hookups, campground stores or piped-in water in dry camping.

The Following attractions are close to this lot, here are some you may want to consider on your adventure:

Kula Kai Caverns - 10 mins ( Reservation needed )

Papakōlea Green Sand Beach - 32 mins

Punaluʻu Beach Black Sand Beach - 37 mins

Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park - 50 mins

Pohue Bay Beach - 42 mins

Miloli'i Beach Park 30 min

Arbor Way Salome AZ

Great level lot located just south of HWY 60 in Salome Arizona in the Castle Lakes Subdivision. You can park your RV or just camp on this lot. Located in the heart of McMullen Valley and just 90 miles west of Phoenix in the Arizona “outback”, Salome is the ideal location for those looking to get away from the cold in the winter. With winter temperatures often up into the 70’s, it is an ideal location to enjoy the outdoors instead of shoveling snow. Enjoy camping, hiking, swimming, boating, and fishing year-round. Alamo Lake State Park is a short drive north and provides a wide variety of outdoor recreation.

What is Dry Camping?
Dry camping, also known as boondocking, independent parking or wild camping, is the practice of going off the grid in an RV, car, van or truck to camp. There are no bathhouses, electrical hookups, campground stores or piped-in water in dry camping.

What's nearby:

Yuma Sand Dunes *Popular*
Lake Mead
Lake Pleasant Lake Havasu
Colorado River
Eagletail Mountains Wilderness Area
Harquahala Peak Smithsonian Observatory
SWANSEA GHOST TOWN
BUCKSKIN MOUNTAIN STATE PARK
Alamo Lake State Park
Los Caballeros Golf Club
Wickenburg, AZ
Wickenburg Country Club
Wickenburg, AZ
Mesa View Golf Course
Bagdad, AZ
London Bridge Golf Course
Lake Havasu City, AZ
Copper Canyon Golf Club
Buckeye, AZ
Havasu Island Golf Course
Lake Havasu City, AZ
Blythe Golf Course
Blythe, CA
Refuge Golf and Country Club
Lake Havasu City, AZ
Sundance Golf Club Golf Course

 Christmas Valley

Lake County’s fastest-growing community, Christmas Valley, located in south-central Oregon is named after the usually dry Christmas Lake (not the holiday). Christmas Valley is located about 110 miles SE of Bend, 40 minutes SE of La Pine, 140 miles northeast of Klamath Falls, and about 100 miles NW of Lakeview Oregon, the county seat of Lake County.

The area serves as a home base for hunters and ATV enthusiasts who come to visit the nearby Christmas Valley Dunes. It is loaded with outdoor recreational opportunities. There are fabulous hiking and biking, as well as thousands of miles of off-road ATV trails. The city has grocery stores, hotels, several restaurants, and a public golf course.

Climate
Christmas Valley has 311 days of sunshine per year! The average mid-summer temperature is in the mid to upper 80’s. The average rainfall is only 12.5 inches and the average snowfall is less than 20 inches.

Surrounding attractions near this campsite

Crack In the Ground.
Fort Rock State Park.
Waterin' Hole Tavern.
Fort Rock Valley Historical Society.
Klamath Basin Equipment. ...
Fort Rock Homestead Village Museum.
Silver Lake Cafe & Bar. ...
Christmas Valley Park and Recreation District.

Crater Lake and Christmas Valley Golf Course

What is Dry Camping?
Dry camping, also known as boondocking, independent parking or wild camping, is the practice of going off the grid in an RV, car, van or truck to camp. There are no bathhouses, electrical hookups, campground stores or piped-in water in dry camping.

Four adjacent lots right by the Rio Grande River. At an elevation around 7500 feet the air is clean and the skies are bright. Great roads make these lots easily accessible at all times. The Rio Grande River is only 1200 feet from these lots, the bridge is the southern most crossing over the river in Colorado and is just 2400 feet away and allows for safe crossing of the river by foot, bike, or motor vehicle. RV and tent camping. Whether you are in to hiking, biking, fishing, and anything else outdoors, this area of Colorado offers a little bit of something for everyone. With around 280+ days of sunshine annually, this area has great weather for quality of life. Comfortable summers (not too hot) and a comfort index over 7.0 Makes for exceptional summer weather. I love that the sand dunes are only a hour away, you just can't beat camping here.

What is Dry Camping?
Dry camping, also known as boondocking, independent parking or wild camping, is the practice of going off the grid in an RV, car, van or truck to camp. There are no bathhouses, electrical hookups, campground stores or piped-in water in dry camping.

Estancia Ranchettes is easy to find right off exit 203 on I-40. The land is relatively flat with beautiful views of the Sandia Mountains to the northwest and Manzano Mountains to the south.

The Moriarty/Edgewood area is about 15 miles to the west and it is less than a 30-minute drive to the Albuquerque city limits (and less than 50 miles from Santa Fe)! Much of the growth has been related to the expanding Albuquerque Metropolitan Area. Much of the regional population east of Albuquerque comes to either Moriarty or Edgewood for shopping, dining, and entertainment.

Attractions near the property:

Sumner Lake State Park