Located in Amargosa Valley, Nevada, we have an 8-acre property with vineyard and campground on a quiet road adjacent to BLM land. Our location is about 45-minutes from Furnace Creek, Death Valley, and a great base camp for exploring the park. 

We offer visitors 15-amp power hook-ups, potable water, and composting toilet. We also have a coffee station and outdoor shower that can be enjoyed and are available by donation. 

My family of 5 lives here part-time and when around, I love to chat with guests and hear about their adventures. When we are away, guests are welcome to make themselves at home and can contact me directly with any questions/concerns. We also have a family of Guinea Fowl who keep an eye on the vineyard. They are friendly but can also be loud (sometimes as the sunrises). 

Desert Vineyard near Death Valley National Park

Please make sure you and your party have read and understand ENTIRE listing description including part about reservations BEFORE requesting to book.  

Currently ONLY booking within 2 weeks > or less - NOT accepting reservations more than 14 days out.  

A place to camp. Sites require walking away from vehicle with gear. Bring your own pads, bedding, tent, etc...

In the center of the California coast
Where the mountains meet the sea
Find a place beside the creek
To relax and take it easy

Flooded

In January of '21 an atmospheric river descended upon the canyon in which we lie at the bottom of. The heavy rains and winds brought down trees that were burnt from a large fire a few months prior. The logs damned and burst causing a flood of epic proportions, scouring the earth, moving boulders as big as a house and taking out trees as big as a bus. Our home and many facilities were destroyed as the banks breached as high as 30 feet from the river bed. We are currently in the process of reestablishing the basics. Some things were spared and we still have the ability to host some guests. The land has been dramatically changed but is just as beautiful as it has always been.

Intention

A Home with Family, Friends, and Animals. Striving to create a minimal impact, with a respect and awareness of this wild and natural part of the central California coast. Practicing simple eco-sustainable and environmentally friendly living techniques.

Energy

An escape from the electrical grid. There is no internet, electricity or phone service. There is minimal solar lighting, fire and propane stoves and water heaters. 

Food

The outdoor open kitchen was destroyed so please bring your own cooking equipment. The organic vegetable garden was spared but the goats, chickens, ducks, and many fruit trees were washed away. We have since gotten some chickens and a rooster.

Water

Drinking water is available filtered from some taps.

Fire

Fires are permitted in only a few areas.

Facilities

Structures on the land are rustic, generally lightweight and built to blend in with the natural character of the land. There are outdoor composting poopers set up with sawdust and barrels.

Kids

Kids are welcome with an accompanying adult.

Dogs

Dogs are welcome off leash, unless they attack chickens, goats, cats or other dogs. Please bring a shovel to bury dog poop.

Environment

This is a remote area with beautiful beaches, creeks and hiking trails throughout the forest. Some areas can be very dangerous with steep cliffs and loose rocks.  Be aware that things like spiders, snakes, raccoons, mice, poison oak, etc.. exist in natural areas like this.

Experiences

Enjoy the scenic Pacific Coast highway. Retreat into nature by yourself or with friends and family. Have a romantic getaway. Practice art, music and photography. Spend time to read & write and sit in meditation. Adventure along the creek, to the beach or up the mountains.

Music

No stereos or electronic music devices. Acoustic instruments are encouraged.

Driving

Carpool, parking can become tight. This is a busy, curvy mountain 2-lane Hwy. If a car wants to pass, pull over. 

Garbage

Please do not bring excessive single use waste into the forest, pack it out. There is limited trash service, recyclables can be seperated.

Alcohol

Alcohol is discouraged. It is not intended as a place to party or get drunk. A casual drink is okay.

Contributions

All contributions are put back into the land, helping to facilitate the nurturing and sharing of this sacred space.  

Reservations
 -IN ORDER TO BE ACCEPTED- please write  "My party and I have read and understand the description" and then tell a little bit about yourself/party, in your booking request. Do NOT request to book if you are uncomfortable being around other people or feel the need to wear a face-mask outdoors.
  We are currently not booking more than 14 days in advance. Internet is not always checked daily. Sometimes Maggie helps manage reservations but she does not live on the property.

Arrival

Arrive before dark. Dogs may bark, but are friendly. You are welcome to check-in with hosts and get any assistance you may need, but they are not always available. Make sure you read the Written Directions and Manual and have them saved, as there is no reception on the coast.

Provisions

Be prepared before leaving Monterey from the north and Morro Bay from the south with plenty of gas, a light, warm clothes, groceries, wood, ice, and anything else you may want or need from town.

Winter

In the wintertime, Dec-Feb, the days are shorter and it is wetter, windier and colder and there may  be unsafe road conditions. Check the status of Highway 1 before beginning your journey. As many structures are outside it is advisable to check the weather before booking.

A Place to Stay

Sweet Pepper Ranch is a small scale guest ranch and boarding facility in Idaho’s Treasure Valley. We train horses as well as run an eco-friendly horse facility. Some of the conservation practices we highlight include composting and manure management, non-toxic pest control, pasture management and rotational grazing, drought-tolerant native landscaping, and more! Lots of parking spaces along with pool, bon fire, relaxing under the rural night sky, and enjoying our friend ranch atmosphere. 

Horses, pool, patio, and great outdoors!

Park like setting in the front of the house where a smaller RV, truck or van can be parked. In the back there is room for a larger RV or truck and trailer. There is a yard for dogs to run although picking up after them is a requirement, we do have a trash receptacle on the side of the house. We live in a truly beautiful place that is off the beaten path to relax without street lights and noise so you can rest.
Fire pit available in the winter only.
No smoking or drugs allowed. 

Park at the park on Mel Mar.

My wife, Zoey and I are willing to offer our home as a rest-area for weary travelers/dirtbags alike! 

Parking is available in the front for up to two 25-foot campers. 

The Blue Door

We have two-car sized parking area on the backside of our house. It is accessible through the alleyway. 
It is safe, quite and big enough for your van. 
We live in a very nice neighborhood right outside of Denver, called Sunndyside.
We have a backyard which is accessible with table and seating and space for your fur babies.
Interaction with guests will be dependant of us being in town. But we are happy to give space or be social. Whichever you prefer. 

Perfect parking right outside of Denver

Located in the greatest little island city in Florida, our beach house property is across the street from lovely Service Club Beach Park with private covered picnic tables with a view of the gulf & much more. Directly down the street: 
#1 beach bar in Florida Sharkys on the Pier and Fine Dining at Fins at Sharkys -1/4 mile and a 720 foot fishing pier. 
Award winning 27 hole golf course - one mile
Brohard Paw Park & Dog beach - 1/2 mile
Maxine Barritt Park: Oceanfront park boasting scenic views, a walking path around a lake & an outdoor event space with Large Gazebo 
Venetian Waterway Park with Bicycle trails
And many more parks within 2 miles of  house. 

Beach House on a Gulf Island 

This space is a commercial parking lot that is safe, quiet and cozy at night. It would be a great spot for a quick overnight stop. You can fill up your water tanks, empty trash and top off your batteries. Text me @ 303-956-8547 for details how.

Commercial bldg. parking lot - great layover spot!

Located in established neighborhood within walking distance to downtown shops, restaurants, pubs and train station to downtown Washington DC.  Manassas Civil War battlefield 15 minute drive.  Downtown Washington DC and Blue Ridge mountains 30 minutes away.  Guests can use shower, laundry, electrical hook-up and water.  Access to fenced backyard with porch and firepit.  Pets welcome in backyard.  Happy to offer suggestions for site seeing, wineries, breweries, restaurants, outdoor activities, etc

Driveway stay in historic Manassas VA.  

Hi, there! I'm Becka, and this is my property next to Utah Lake, and right on the corner of Chimney Rock pass, the road to the local desert playground. We are surrounded by the majestic Wasatch mountains, with beautiful views, sunsets, rainbows, and star gazing. We have been hosting campers for a few years now, with great reviews! We offer bunnies and goats to visit with, porti poti, several water spouts, trash and dumpster, and all the firewood you possibly need. Hope to see you soon! 

Desert Oasis Gardens Camping 

Alpine 🏜️ at 7500' elevation..Virtually untouched grazing land since beginning ..The Rio Grande River lies about 1/2 mile due West , where all watersports are welcome .. The old (500 yr. old crossing area and remants of 150 year old rope/cable  ferry crossing..) river crossing newer steel bridge are 1/2 mile N by NW  , due West across river is forestry land and Manassas i8 miles west  , due East from bridge will get you back to SR 159 , San Luis is 12 miles North , 55 miles South to Taos , NM..

Serenity , Survival , Sky & Sun ......

Large backyard parking area, located in the north end of Boise. Biking distance to down town surrounded by hiking and biking trails.
Must be Kid friendly, kids at play in back yard daily. 

North End Backyard Oasis

Our place is about 1/2 mile off highway 87. It’s a quiet part of town with a big open space. 
While there are no amenities as of yet, Al can point you in the right direction! If you are having any kind of vehicle trouble, we can send you to a fair and safe mechanic. 

Al will probably want to come hear about where you are headed and where you came from. 

If you need a safe place to park, we are here! 

Quiet right off the highway safe sleeping space!

Quiet country lot.
Work in progress.
Safe area.

Hoping for SpaceX receiver shortly so I can offer Internet.

I work from home most days.

Cell service is OK in this area.

Howe, TX  (Just North of DFW)

Open grassy lot right off MN-6 and just blocks from trailhead entrance. Just a few blocks to downtown Crosby, including the Red Raven Coffee Shop and other restaurants and shops. 

Open lot for RV/van parking

Away from everything, but not too far. We have 3 acres, so there is plenty of room to park at the edge of our property beside the trees. You would turn right, right after the shed. It's a pull-in spot, so you would have to back out. We can fit any size rig. The Susquehanna river is very close. Harrisburg is less than 30 minutes away. Our address is Duncannon, but we really live in New Buffalo, north of Rt. 322.
1/2 mile off Rt 11/15. 3 miles off Rt 322. 

Under the trees

Big mostly flat driveway. Close to the highway but far enough for it to be quiet.
Its a country property but it is within 10min to almost any store.

Im i can offer things like tools and electricity. I also have a pool for summer months.

Country Property, close to highway with Pool

As a tenant for over 5 years, I've gotten to know the area and local residents quite well. In my building, each tenant is entitled to two spaces, one for personal parking and one for a visiting guest to park. 

Now, now, before we get too anxious, Ill further explain that in all the years I have lived here - the actual capacity for my own buildings lot has been around 25% on average. On major holidays where most people are home, it maybe tops out at 50%, but more likely 35%. 

Im also aware of the tendency for management to allow folks to park over night and often for multiple days in RV's, pick up trucks, sedans and I've even seen full blown coach buses. 

I figure, why not offer space that nobody else is typically using. Nobody complains, there are no assigned parking spaces, its basically a free for all. 

So if you're in the area and in need of a safe and quiet place to park and sleep, for a reasonable price that includes Wifi and electrical outlets in reasonable distance (20-30 feet) The  feel free to give me a shout. 

Pine Grove Park Place 

Welcome to midtown! This ideal parking space is large, safe, & enclosed, w/ expansive (north-facing!) views of the Catalina Mountains. Your vehicle will rest by a quiet neighborhood street in easy walking distance of fantastic coffee shops & restaurants, and only a few-minute drive to the UofA, Banner Hospital, Whole Foods, Natural Grocers, & so much more. Electrical outlet, water spigot, sewer hook-up, wifi, outdoor seating all provided. Enjoy ALL that Tucson has to offer from this CENTRAL hub!

Large enclosed parking sanctuary in Midtown!

Hummingbird Ranch is a gorgeous sprawling ranch in Colorado's Spanish Peaks Country with panoramic views of the mountains and across the plains to the Spanish Peaks. Location is only 12 easy driving minutes from I25 and close to vast areas of wilderness and local attractions like Great Sand Dunes National Park. Hummingbird Ranch is a great place to hike, mountain bike and watch the abundant wildlife including elk, deer, fox, turkey & many species of birds, including hummingbirds, of course ;-)

Hummingbird Ranch 

A digital nomad built Skoolie & Van Life community in the desert. Text first for availability: (***) ***-****.  

3 sites, compost toilet, hot showers, shared kitchen, communal hang out patio and great cell service for us hotspot remote workers.   

Starting @ $20 can book daily, weekly or monthly.

Beautiful view of Joshua Tree National Park, 15 minutes from the East & West park entrances.  Firepits, frisbee golf, horseshoes, cornhole and outdoor movie nights.   

Come share stories, star gaze, help build or just explore.  

Instagram: @vancampjtree or catch us on hipcamp for reviews and 100% recommend rate - https://www.hipcamp.com/california/los-olivos-a-hand-built-oasis/van-life-campground-joshua-tree

Van Life & Nomad Campground

Located directly on Historic Route 66. Amazing desert, mountain and valley views. Incredible starlit skies, sunsets and sunrises. Plenty of room to go for a morning walk on any of our walking trails. Use our firepits (bring your own firewood), picnic tables, bbq grills, etc. Convenient to shopping, dining and more in Kingman, AZ. Casino gambling in Laughlin, NV and easy day trips to Las Vegas, Hoover Dam or the Grand Canyon.

Saddle Sore Ranch on Route 66

Nestled in the Bradshaw Mountains at 4,400’ star gazing is exceptional! 

About an hour from Phoenix or Sedona. A short 2 to 3 hour drive from Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon. 
25 miles from Prescott Valley. 8 miles off I-17 on HWY 69.

Lakes, creeks, rivers, wineries, hiking, kayaking, hunting, fishing. 
BLM land for off road adventures to Cleator and Crown King. (Both are ‘can’t miss’ destinations for off roaders.

We can accommodate up to a 30’ vehicle with ample turn around space.  Water available. Great cell service, all carriers. 
Well behaved pets welcome, must clean up after your pet and keep them within our property limits, which is just shy of 4 acres. 
Propane fires and smoking is ok. 
We’re in the desert, please no wood or charcoal fires and use an ashtray. 

Quiet residential neighborhood on a dirt road, please drive slowly, thank you.

Historic Mayer, the Heart of Arizona 

Humble space we love to share. Playground, plenty of parking space, stay short or long. Work trade available. Community space, permaculture influenced, USPS next door. Plenty of year round goodies to share- herbs, eggs, produce season dependent, learning, kids art and nature based workshops... just need a place to park for the night? That’s fine too :) *PLEASE NOTE** $5 for nothing but a parking spot. More than just the space, cost will go up. $5 will reserve space, message me for more info Thx! *no pets due to proximity to highway 

The Backwoods Visitors Center & Community Shoppe

This is a beautiful 1.3 acre plot of land in Williams, AZ - a quick 30 minute drive will have you at the entrance to the Grand Canyon national park! The perfect place for travelers to stay and enjoy gorgeous sunsets and open space with a bit of shade.
Most of the land will have some small shrubs or grass, but there are plenty of places to park without difficulty. Be sure to pull completely off of the main road.

Grand Canyon Only 30 Minutes Away - Desert Views

My property has been in my family for 3 generations and I know what a treasure I have to share. This setting is a very primitive high Sonoran desert mesquite bosque with bountiful wildlife and hiking. I am willing to answer questions and assist, if needed. I have carved out some beautiful spots that help reach your inner voice. Rural and remote. Perfect!!!

This cairn can be found somewhere on our property.

Another sitting spot. A short hike to the San Pedro River. A "sometime" water source.

Quiet. Peaceful. Off the beaten path. 

THIS RANCH IS LOCATED AT THE SOUTH END OF THIS MAJESTIC VALLEY. THIS 320 ACRE RANCH IS SURROUNDED BY MOUNTAINS, LAKES AND RIVERS!

TRULY A SPECTACULAR SETTING ON AMAZINGLY LEVEL LAND WITH SOME ROLLING HILLS!

JUST A SHORT DRIVE TO 23 MILE LONG "RYE PATCH RESERVOIR"!

Elevation: Approximately 4,362 feet

Vegetation: Grasses and sagebrush.

Views: Views of the valley & mountains!

Simply free

Great space, just my wife and I here so we have lots of room for guests.

Beautiful St George House with HUGE parking space!

A homestead with cattle, chickens, ducks, pigs, rabbits and dogs. We are a self sufficient homestead with big gardens and canning operations. River Valley Vacations is located on the Fall River with great swimming, fishing, and kayaking. We are near seven waterfalls and five lakes. Day trips to Mt. Lassen and Mt. Shasta are popular with plenty to do on the ranch. 

River Valley Vacations 

I’m a leasing member at Thousand Trails Wilderness Lakes RV Resort. The park has full amenities. I have an extra parking spot per my lease that I’m not using. Your pets are welcome. 