River houseboat

it’s a grey area

you cannot tie up to a bank or trees on a bank without landowner permission. You can anchor but you cannot block a navigable waterway. You cannot anchor in a private canal (landowner owns the canal bottom).

In the real world, locations where you can anchor out of the way, and easily get your boat to it, are few and far between

Your best bet is to contact the landowner where you want to be, get permission and sign a lease if necessary. Understand that if you anchor, the camp is going to swing and storm surge depending on location can and will lift the camp off the anchors

Treat it as a surprise every time you pull up and the camp is still there and floating

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And/or not broken into or burned down.

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That seems like another issue. Gotta lock er up pretty good huh.

solar and propane are both silent

Tons on the Florida panhandle also on the Choctawhatchee and Appalachicola rivers but most of the land is WMA. A lot of guys will put them next to open areas on the rivers so they have some hard ground to work with.

Definitely some sketchy arse camps passing them on a small back finger of a creek at night in the middle of nowhere always makes me worry someone is cooking up meth.

I think I saw this same one yesterday. I am in the market for one, but have no idea how I'd get it back over here.