Camping on state and other public lands

A national forest is not the only place you can put a tent down for nothing. New York calls its units Wild Forests and Wildernesses, Pennsylvania calls them state forests, Maine calls them Public Reserved Lands, Arkansas manages wildlife management areas. Each page below is an interactive map of the designated sites in one of those places, with the cost of every one.

Every place here is named by the agency that manages it, and only appears if we hold 3 or more camps in it. Boundaries are not drawn: we map the camps, not the edge of the land. Looking for national forests instead? They are on the forests page.