We always love staying at Cracker Barrel’s overnight but this is the loudest one we’ve ever stayed at. It was safe and we were the only skoolie here. Nice and flat, and I guess if you slept with your windows closed it wouldn’t be so bad. But the trucks and business get going early around here, 5-5:30am.

Free with a pass. Boondocking. I've stayed here several times going along I-90, with hardly any one around except to fish. Nothing else to do except launch your boat, chill, or have a swim. No shade. August was too hot for skeets but they are here when it's cooler.

Because I-84 was closed from wildfire, took US 95, then US 12 to go west from Boise to Washington and meet I-82 at tri-cities. Barely off the highway but not much traffic Sunday night. No one else there. Pit toilet, one picnic table. No water other than sprinklers at night.

Sometimes I debate sharing really cool spots to RV, because I know once I do that, I may never get a spot back in the park! Just kidding. I love good county parks and after my last stop at one, Wenberg County Park, the folks at Snohomish County Parks commented on my Instagram post and told me about another spot I should check out and so I...

We stayed here one night on our way to Denali National Park. It is a paved parking lot a short distance off the highway but is quiet. The views were outstanding if Denali mountain. There were outhouses and garbage cans.