Remember to come supplied with what you need. Its a 15-40 min drive to services in Cottonwood, Village of Oak Creek and Sedona. Arizona Interstate 17, using Sedona Exit (Hwy 179). Follow Hwy 179 North toward Village of Oak Creek and Sedona for 4 miles. Turn east (left) on Beaverhead Read more…
Directions To Alamo Lake HOWA Caravan. Google estimates 40-minute drive, it was 60 min for me in my Shuttle Bus. PIN: https://maps.app.goo.gl/p29oizWi71ebdriH7 Coordinates to the entrance: 34°15’38.0″N 113°32’16.2″W Arrive from Wenden Arizona HWY 60 and travel North on Alamo Road toward an RV park called WAYSIDE OASIS. Most of Read more…
The first Rubber Tramp Rendezvous, held in 2011, was initiated by Bob Wells as a boot camp and support system to help people and to inspire them to happily embrace the mobile life instead of struggling to survive. Fifteen years and thousands of attendees later the RTR’s core mission remains Read more…
A Hands-On Dry Camping Experience for New Nomads Embarking on a nomadic lifestyle can be both exciting and overwhelming. If you’re new to dry camping (boondocking) and want to gain essential skills while building confidence in your ability to thrive on the road, Homes on Wheels Alliance (HOWA) invites you Read more…
American Girl Mine (AGM) BLM camping is in California just North of Interstate 8. Highway S34 / Ogilby Road intersects American Girl Mine Road. The turn-off of S34 is near train tracks. The Coordinates are: 32.818194, -114.837601 Here is the Google Map Pin. https://maps.app.goo.gl/62pzQaiL6LakLgqE6 This is a well-maintained dirt-packed road that Read more…
Ever since the first Rubber Tramp Rendezvous was held in Arizona in 2011, there’s been a desire by both HOWA and eastern nomads to have a similar gathering in the east. The obstacles for a large gathering are many, from a shortage of suitable dispersed camping areas to the lack Read more…