Traditional camping, including boondocking, is not welcome at truck stops. Boondocking is camping off the grid without hookups to electricity, water, or sewage, often in scenic, remote locations. At a truck stop, you shouldn’t set up chairs or other items outside of your rig. You also shouldn’t unhook your rig from your tow vehicle. Refrain from extending slides or putting down levelers if it interferes with others’ ability to maneuver or park. When you're ready to boondock somewhere scenic, use Campendium to find camp spots that allow this practice.