>>680595
In national forestry land, you are allowed to camp for up to sixteen days, should use existing fire pits if you find one, and always pack out everything you pack in. If you want to camp for more than sixteen days, you have to move at least five miles away.

The only exceptions I'm aware of, is if the land also falls under certain state jurisdictions, but I've only seen where they limits use to fourteen days.

Hope this helps.

Also, certain states require fire permits or ban fires, CA is notable for this. You're probably fine, not too likely you'd run into anyone anyway, and usually you'd only get a warning if you're going off of information on the federal forestry website and just weren't familiar with other local limitations.

>>680595
while there is a thread about stuff like this, anybody know if there are any places i can go camping in mass? not a noisy campsite with a shitload of other people camping near each other, like real innawoods that should have at least a mile an a half away from other people (unless there is somebody else doing real camping in the area)

>>680644
Find a national forest and look up the usgs topo map for it, iirc established sites with fire pits are marked. Its only really helpful to look for them when you already know the area that you want to camp in.

>>680647
i tried doing that, the state forests here are either filled with shitty campsites or don't say anything about camping

I'd be too afraid of being raped to death by some meth head. Good luck, OP!

>>680664
>raped to death by some meth head

Have you ever heard of stimdick? I'd be more worried the meth head would just shoot me or something.