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Stayed near jackass creek and Sherman pass rd. Great spot! Quiet and felt safe. No signal, heard birds in the AM.

Very crowded park, really lot’s of noisy cars all night long...

No problems staying here but it was super busy all night and very busy in the morning with people exercising from first light. We were in a RTT. So will be a different experience for big rigs and campers. There are multiple clean toilet blocks with some closing earlier than others.

Large quiet pull-off. Would easily fit several cars or a vehicle + small trailer. Road fine for 2WD. Two bars T-Mobile & one bar AT&T cell service.

Quiet rocky beach. Usually there are no people around and the sea is calm because it is well protected from north winds an waves.
Accessible by dirt road from the village of Emona. No 4wd needed in dry weather but the last 50m of the road may be a bit of a problem for vehicles higher than 2.20m.
It is not especially designated as a camping spot, but according to Bulgarian wall it is legal to camp here (as well as most of the country territory).
There is good mobile / 3g coverage.
Normally there is a lot of wood for fire.

Mount Emily Recreation Area (MERA) is located in the Blue Mountains of NE Oregon midway between Portland and Boise just off Interstate 84 outside the town of La Grande in the Grande Ronde Valley. La Grande is the county seat of Union County and has full services available.

Lovely small cafe with nice selection of cakes and savoury tarts. Good selection of meat and cheeses for sale, also vegetables. Nice setting with tables outside and a cacti garden. Parrot breeding farm.

Rate is still the same, at 180NAD pppn but self drive now for free in post-lockdown. Ablutions are excellent, huge camping spot with nice fire pits. We stayed at spot no 1, on the waterhole and were visited by a family of warthogs and jackalls in the night so lock up your food away. There is a nice swimming pool and public areas. As said before, it's run by very welcoming people. Wood available at 50NAD per massive bag but it's not good for making cooking coals.
We were sad to leave after 2 nights and will be back again.

Lots of flat spots.
Decent ATT signal.

Lots of flies at sunset in May.

got in past midnight. all comments written by others are accurate. no issues or hassles at all. i don't have an RV but do have a rooftop tent.

La dump est marquée fermée mais ce n’est que l’eau courante qui est fermée. Toujours possible de vider la fosse

Nice place next to the river close to a very quiet dirt road without any traffic. More than enough shadow, or sun if you like. There are nice places along the whole road, we chose this one.

A creek that gives fresh water - saw some locals filling tanks . FREE

According to me really not a good spot to spend the night. We checked and left. It was really muddy and it is on a forest road so there were working trucks parked in the pull out. Would not recommend it.

Suitable for small rig or 4×4 cars only !!! We tried to go there with our 24' motorhome but the access road is really narrow and very steep. Would not recommend it . That said the spot seems great if you manage to go down..

Lovely spot on the river. Quiet, with a bit of local traffic, possibly so quiet due to Covid. All good through night with a little street noise.

Parking close to Champlain bicycle path and St-Lawrence river. 8 km from historic Quebec City. Washrooms available close by, open during the day.

This is a newly build guest house, nice and clean.

Verry nice (Estacionamento do mirante do morro do campestre Urubici Santa Catarina, 10.00 reias brasileiros, sem estrutura nenhuma, porém com uma vista magnífica).

Absolutely beautiful. We underestimated the drive there so make sure you’re in a 4 wheel drive car. If so you will be treated with the most northern and one of the most beautiful spots to camp in the state. Sun doesn’t set till super late during the summer but that just adds to how cool it is. There are trash cans and loosely defined parking areas but other than than that it’s pretty scenic. 10/10 camping here again.

Large campground among pine trees with bsthrooms and showers. 108 sites, half reservable, half first come first served. Hiking trails and PCT nearby. Verizon cellular works good. Restaurant on highway within walking distance.

Go over dam. there is a dirt road on right side immediately after dam. Lots of nice level free camping sites. can camp right on lake if you want.

Great little place for the night. Mosquito heaven though.

Nice spot to camp, lots of space our truck camper , seems to be a popular spot for 4x4 antics , we had the place all to our selves.

Dump station available. No potable water. Will need a Discovery Pass. $5.00 fee

Fire camp possible........................

Nice place. 2 options to camp at: one a half mile in, the other a mile total (take the left fork). Nice, secluded n

Quiet location. We spent the night without a problem. Very silent.

Local tranquilo. Passamos a noite sem nenhum problema. Muito silencioso.

Far enough off the highway that the noise isn’t an issue. Certainly a good place to stop for the night, close to Fernie.

Good, clean, small dump station in large lot. Was able to fill clean water. Cost $1.00 (quarters only) to fill our van.