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Very clean bathrooms. WiFi. Dump station. Water available to fill tank only but electrical at most sites. Lots of trees and green grass. Little creek with crawdads for the kids and/or tired feet. Owner gave out otter pops to the kids. A little oasis.

About 9 camping spots, very few spots for fishing from shore. Not big rig friendly

Small unexpensive camp near river Natisone. Nearby is restaurant Rio Bianco

Walmart parking lot. Bit noisy but that depends on the night. Some truckers also used the corner lot.
We stayed with our trailer and occupied two spots. No issues.

$7 for the day. Big family place. Clean bathrooms. Right now campground is full and they are not doing walk-ins. Dump station available. Okay spot for the day.

Nice large space big enough for a few small rigs or a camper or two but only a single fire pit. its not obvious at first but the road continues through the campsite to another one farther on. don't be like us and park right on the road without realizing it :)

Temporarily closed (for the intermediate term). Might be COVID related. State Park Campground across the highway also closed.

Go to Honeyman or South Beach state parks for free dump instead.

Temporarily closed, state park campground across the highway also closed.

Go to Honeyman or South Beach state parks instead.

There are three sites off the side of the road. They have no fire rings and no pit toilets. They're literally just short side road with an opening for camping. Probably can't fit big rigs, except in the first site (this one), which is an *immediate* right off the road. Because it's so close to the highway, there is traffic noise. But if you're in a tight spot for a place to park, this will do. (The other two sites are up the road a little more and are likely quieter, but they were taken when we got here. )

Beautiful vista about 200' up from (St. John's?) creek. We parked our van (sprinter 144) next to the rock and gravel road facing the ridge across the creek, about 100 yards before an open forest road gate for Deer Creek Rd #5. We saw a number of other campsites along the way, some occupied. High clearance or due care advised once you go past Montezuma village, did not use our 4x4. We traveled from Florida, nice to have a cool 40⁰ night in the middle of August.

At least 3 sites in this location. Please pick up after yourselves. IOverland sites are some of the worse we stay in.

Nice Lakeside campsite with view of Lake McCarty right out the front door. Accessible by well maintained county road. Pulled in with out 22’ trailer and excursion no problem. Has picnic table and fire ring. I wifi but cell service worked fine with at least 1 bar.

Along the Chewuth River. Discovery pass required. Informal free camping for many vehicles. A series of dirt roads that lead off into private spots. There are a few pit. toilets as well. No easy access to the river. No water

As described. Lake is not super clean and half dried up.

Picnic area next to small pond. Near bike and walking trail. Vans and smaller. Didn’t see any “No Overnight Camping” signs. No U.S. cell service.

Parking for small rigs or vans. Right off 15 West near Rail Trail. Just a place to sleep.

Large open area with fire pits. Close to road so it is noisy during the day but quiet at night. We ended up here since Abraham Lake was completely full with weekend campers. There are many places along this road to camp. Decent Rogers cell signal.

Near the Sani Dump is a separate water supply labels Potable.

Filled up my 21 gallon tank in my Sprinter using a water key and a 10 foot hose. No problems and no signs saying not to do so.

Just a dirt pull-off on USFS-135. With some work, you can find the one level arrangement (see photo of van for orientation). For being right off the road, it's quite quiet. Very little traffic. No high clearance required. No cell service if you have TMobile, but Verizon gets a little signal.

Best spot around. Fit my long wheelbase Sprinter w/ motorcycle on the back with no issues. Cop rolled by in the morning while we cooked breakfast outside in the lot and didn’t even stop.

nice county park. 20-some sites. $25/night.

Nice spot on the beach. No signs that say anything against overnight stays, or anything stating you need an oversand permit. Made it down the rough, somewhat steep, entranceway onto the sand in my RWD long wheelbase Sprinter no problems.

It has been blocked by rocks. Now only a small site is available. Dirty. Good only to spend a night.

Here you van get some (like 6-7) first class chees, all handmade from natural regional milk, tasting like Swiss chees.
60-70 Lei/kg.

Near Roades , fortified church.
Location request light 4x4

Nice spot for camping on the lakeshore near steel cross with great view and lots of space for tents. You need to turn right from the asphalt on the dirt road. It's a bit bumpy but no need for 4x4, Fiat Argenta and Micra K11 drove there without breaking a sweat. There's some trash, as everywhere, but not much. Quiet and calm at night and in the mornings.

Camping at the polders, big rig friendly, nice place next to the water

very nice little place here.
street at night quite.

Pasan la noche muchos camiones. No está en buen estado general pero está bien iluminada para pasar la noche.