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There's a sandy parking space and on the other side of the road the Trail begins. You already can see the Caves up on the Hill. There are many trails to go up. Some easy ones and more difficult one. Only 1/4 mile to walk, just next the road. Very nice and huge caves. No entrance fee, for free.

Terrible road in. An ATV will have a hard time with it. I did not make it all the way with my Ram Promaster

Nice spot far enough from the Interstate that you don't get much highway noise. Easy for any size rig.

Still a nice place, very remote, quiet, good for stargazing. Cell coverage with T-Mobile. Come in by Woodward Road - don't try the "direct" access.

there's a sign that says closed temporary

From 5 pm, the first young men meet in their vehicles with oversized music equipment.
At 6 pm I ask one of them, as that goes on in the evening here. That's the meeting place of the youth to have something fun with music and smoking.
We wanted to have a quiet evening and then pulled up to: 33.753880 ° N 59.336260 ° E http://maps.google.com/maps?q=33.75388%2C59.33626

Nice private spot, gps didn’t recognize some roads, so when you see the houses, split right down the fire road. The other two options are private drives. 4wd not need when dry, suv or van is fine. There are a few streams, one only a short distance from this site, I can hear it. Might be seasonal. Some views of cliffs thru the tress. Lots of trails for bike or atv 2-3 bars att and Verizon. Slow upload

large level pull off. There is a lot of traffic during the day but at night it was pretty quite. No one bothered us, and two sheriff's and a park ranger drove by so I think it's okay. Nice drive, and beautiful lake area. Picked up some trash here but less than in normal pull offs.

beachy lake area with free camping spots. rough road after the dam but doable by car and 4x4's pulling something small. go slow though because there's only enough room for one car at a time near the dam and it's blind corners the whole time.

Down a gravel road you will find the cemetery, just off the highway. Nice and quiet place for a night’s sleep and you can also approach the water on a dirt track.

Good place to stay over night. Locals like this place for picknick. Very quiet at night. we filled our tanks with the clean water from the river.

Highly recommend for a one night stop. As per below comments. Nice breakfast included of fruits, flapjacks, omelets, potatoes, fruit juice and tea or coffee. Accept card payments.

A pull off semi-hidden from night road glare due to vegetation and sand dunes. Close enough to the ocean to the ocean the waves cancel out most road noise. 15< drive to Gold Beach with plenty of services. I stayed here two non-consecutive nights after striking out on beach spots further north. Wasn’t bothered. Easy beach access. Spectacular Sunsets/Sunrises.

Signs say "No overnight parking, security cameras in use".

Stayed here on a week long overland trip. I took the right road as suggested and got lead off the track. When we left we drove out of camp and stayed in the creek bed and didn’t have any problems. Turns out that was the middle toad at the fork. I am driving a 4x4 Tacoma.

Very beautiful place, we stayed for one night and it was really quiet. River starts to destroy the place but there is still enough space for few campers.

Clean camping. Must pay to use the showers and there is no washing machine (although advertised). The village itself is worth a visit!

Pea gravel level site a pull through with full hookup, decent showers with laundry facilities.

There is a $10 dump at Chevron. It’s hard to park near the dump if the parking lot is full. I would try to visit chevron to dump during non busy hours. We arrived at 9:30pm and we were able to navigate the parking lot just fine in our class B sprinter.

It's a nice and flat parking spot. Good to stay over the night with a small bus.
Turn right from the main road in to the forest.
only the beginning of the raod is on Google maps but just follow the road in to the woods after 100m you reach the reservoir and the parking.

Amazing view here and great place for a short hike and a cool picnic ! We took the trail starting at Frazer Creek to access the falls.

Very damaged road, I wouldn't advise if you have a dodge caravan like me, I bearly made it.
Road blocked when I arrived.

Lots of garbages. Not worth stopping at we ware going further down the road

Loop pull through with secluded tree section under the power lines right off main road super flat and creek close by. 1x Verizon about a mile from the job Corp center. No “signs” on forest service land.

Flat grassy spot with amazing views. Not a soul in sight

prices are higher now 5$ daily use, but for camping 25$. noone was at the entrance, I did pass trough, I think everyone else I saw didn't pay either. that's probably till virus situation is fully over. Either way, once you get closer by the river there r several spots to park at with table, fireplace and grill. restrooms back by the entrance and one plastic cabin by the river. beautiful view and georgeos sunset.

Here you can by everything for your phone: SIM card, data volume, phone covers. Some staff speaks english.

The campground is open! We've been camping here for three days now, and planning to stay four more days. Nice, hardworking camp hosts, clean restrooms, plenty of sun. The showers are NOT in use, due to COVID-19 whatevers. We'd totally stay here again.

Drive up the hill to get to the camping area. If there's not a storm coming in then the wind is fine. The view is great! especially watching the paragliders in the morning. If you want to take a ride on one ask for Chris Santacroce. He's the best!!! My family loved it, even the kids! We'll definitely be back! Don't park at the end of the road. Park closest to the bern at the beginning or middle of the road. Paragliders get dropped off in the early morning at the end and they are loud.

Decent grassy site. Not many established camp areas in this portion of the provincial forest. Room for pets to run. Be tick aware. Probably accessible my most cars, certainly most SUV’s. Not RV suitable.