Options: - On the driveway behind my house, facing the woods and the pond (You have to be able to back up a few hundred feet straight and then around a corner). - In the grass in front of the house (easy in and out). - On top of the driveway, under the oak, if I'm not at home or ask for it / approve (easiest in and out). Very private, very quiet, I'm usually not at home. Great for teardrop campers, tabs, r-pods, vans, truck campers. No pickup trucks towing large trailers. ============================ I DO NOT provide electricity, nor WiFi, nor water anymore - too many "boondockers" confuse a boondocking location with a campground, it's amenities, someone to complain to, ask for clarification or whine a little, just without the campground fees. Not worth my time. I also can't believe that I really have to point this out: A) If a door is locked, or latched, or leads into my house, camper, boat, cars... You're not invited, even if I'm not home and you think I won't notice. In return, when you go for a walk, I'll also not poke around in your camper, I promise! B) My stuff is my stuff, and your stuff is your stuff. Just the fact that I have tools and supplies around the house does not imply you're invited to use them Some really ruin it for all of us, always and everywhere there is someone. ============================ The pond is private (belongs to me and my neighbors) is not deep enough to swim in behind my property. Suggested Local Attractions: 45 min into Boston, 45 min to the seacoast, 1h into the mountains.