Any sites east of the Mississippi

[Kitanigha]

Can any one advise if you know of any the LTVA locations on this side of the Mississippi?

Kitaniga!

[MCJones]

I do not have any idea what LTVA means but you are under "boondocking" so I'll state: Harrah's in Cherokee, NC, offers free boondocking. Really what to know what LTVA means

[CLIFFTALL]

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[aauummm]

Originally Posted by Kitanigha

Can any one advise if you know of any the LTVA locations on this side of the Mississippi?

Kitaniga!

LTVA locations are those managed by the BLM. The BLM only has jurisdiction in the Western states and Alaska.

LTVA And Bureau of Land Management (BLM) RV Camping

[Kitanigha]

Thanks. I was under the impression that it was for the Forest Service and the Corp of Engineers, etc. That was why I was asking re the East.

[Boomster]

There are many COE camping areas east of Mississippi also locations in the Green Mountain National Forest in Vermont and many state owned locations in the Adirondack Mountains. I can't remember all the websites that cover the subject. Google them up for sites. There are also forest service sites in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.

The Maine Northwoods also has a lot of wilderness sites available...details at any of the many entrance gates. There is an entry gate with information in Ashland, Maine and also the "Telos" gate near Mooshead Lake also Millinocket, Maine. Their are many such entry gates. A small entry fee is charged. These vast areas (millions of acres) are owned by wood, lumber and paper product companies who have built an elaborate network of gravel roads that provide access. They own the roads and their log trucks have right of way therefore you must yield when they approach.
The area is patrolled by the Maine Warden Service. The entire zone has no phone service, no electricity and covers millions of acres in northern Maine up to the Canadian boarder. I would avoid that region in the winter months.

Happy Camping