Benefits of Dispersed Camping

Last Updated on April 15, 2023 by Jessica Lauren Vine

If you want to know the benefits of dispersed camping, you may be making a case for why your family should try dispersed camping vs. going to an RV park.

You may be one of the more adventurous members of your camping party, and I’ll let you make your case so you can enjoy the camping experience you’ve been looking forward to having.

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Clear Your Mind of Distractions

When you camp at a dispersed camping spot, there is very little going on, which is one of the benefits of dispersed camping. It’s you and nature most of the time. Some people say they’ve experienced loud generators at these places because people just can’t keep from having power. However, most of the time, you’re the only camper there, and you can clear your mind of distractions.

Save Money

Dispersed camping is almost always free. If it isn’t free, then it is very cheap. You won’t have any amenities—not even the basic things. If you’re like me, though, that might not even matter if your goal is to save money and be able to have fun.

Meet Likeminded People

People that go dispersed camping are totally different campers than the people you’ll meet at campgrounds and RV parks. People who camp at dispersed camping spots enjoy nature and don’t need to be stimulated all of the time. You’ll often find that you have the same value as these people. You may make lifelong friends through dispersed camping.

If you aren’t sure what dispersed camping is, you can read this post: What Dispersed Camping Is

Benefits of Dispersed Camping – Conclusion

Now you know some of the main benefits of dispersed camping. You might have your own as well, so feel free to drop those in the comments.

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Jessica Lauren Vine first hit the road for full-time RV life when she was 5 years old. She and her parents traveled in multiple RVs for around 7 years before they took up permanent residence.

When Jessica was older and had a family, she took her crew on the road for 2.5 years. They lived in 2 different RVs during that time. One 18 foot long and one 28 foot long. Both pull-behind RVs.

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