Yesterday we drove 2 and a half hours from San Diego to Winterhaven. From the highway we could see a TON of people dry camping and ATVing in the sand dunes. Lucky for us we found a more isolated spot thanks to a blog called Wheeling It. The funny thing is, these bloggers are actually here right now, so hopefully we’ll get a chance to meet.
As you can tell in the photo, we’ve joined up with the Watson’s again.
2013 Cost of Camping:
5 nights paid camping
15 nights free camping
Total spent on camping this year: $175.04
Daily average cost of camping: $8.75
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