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Paramos apenas para completar o tanque, gasolina R$6,95 o litro.

lugar tranquilo para dormir com banheiros. no banheiro feminino não tem duchas e no masculino nao olhamos. A conveniência creio que não seja 24h pois as 07 da manhã estava fechada.

so i got there last night everthing was fine just some kids massing around i was testing out my camper in a suv, but cops kept coming and where looking for someone i think they where not letting anyone out of anything idk if they do that every night or something happened. when the cops left to swich i left behind them and went home

Good size lot. Plenty of RV campers around. Generators are a bit loud but they mask the highway noise. Staying in a truck bed tent.

The border authorities were dubious about boondocking anywhere near here due to the number of migrants and traffickers who pass through, especially at night, but the border closes promptly at 6pm, and I needed a spot. The people in this guarded community assured me it would be fine. There's a covered car park surrounded by businesses and patrolled by guards all night. I was asked for Q50 to stay, though eventually the guards allowed me to stay for free (hoping they didn't get into trouble with their jefe for their kindness). Baking hot, and noisy from 7am or so, but felt safe.

Plenty of space for big rigs, toilets and showers open during the day.

Good shout! I parked on the western edge under a big mango tree - quiet night, shady in the morning (useful in this insane 44⁰C heatwave!) and felt safe; nice spot.

Located at Twin Mills Campground outside the gate and another across the street inside a gate that is always open. At the pinned location is the best of the three dumps with a backwash hose and nice pressure. Open 24 hrs. No potable water.

The one across the street is next to the propane tank. Very tiny but you’ll see it. See pictures for locations of the two locations and where to pull in.

The owner offered is a big cabana for two people. mosquito net, kitchen, bathroom, WiFi. everything you will need. we were allowed to collect mangos from the trees on this property. we paid 40 US Dollar for two people.

Great Walmart for overnigting!
Lots of room and they even provide a sign with map for sani dumps!

Nice campground! It is free right now (usually $10/night) due to the water being turned off. Mosquitos are pretty annoying and we did find one tick in our rig. Otherwise spots are well spaced out and flat.

Great place to fill up, and a nice view too 👌🏽

belle place de stationnement.. pour le reste libre a vous de rester pas interdictions

hay duchas calientes al lado de la tienda de modo que se duermes aqui can take a shower

Bo spot en effet, quelques locaux qu'y viennent pêcher ou chiller. Vu de la ville de Québec le soir.

Stayed one night, purchased gas and then dinner at Terped out Kitchen. Pretty quiet sleep. Thank you Robinson Ranch Casino.

Quiet place to set up a rooftop tent for the night. Camping is prohibited at trailheads or defined gravel areas but there are a few spots along the one lane road that a vehicle can get into.

A National Forests pass ($4/year) is required from the VDNR. Easy to buy online.

Showers ($5) can be obtained at the state park to the north.

Bushes between road and parking lot create a little privacy. Fairly quiet - not much traffic. Pretty view of lake. Restrooms ~1/2 mile away on the city pier.

Amplo estacionamento, loja de conveniência, churrascaria, duchas gratis, único problema (como em toda essa região) é a poeira e o movimento de caminhões.

We arrived at night, they asked us 40soles per person….we just wanted to stay with no amenities but they didn’t want to negociate….too expensive !!! We Finally parked outside « free place Puerto inka ».

Awesome, quiet spot of an overnight stay. Was empty when we arrived and only one other camper came. Very spacious camping area with electricity access.

We arrived around 11pm. It's a huge parking lot. Thete were some trucks and 2-3 RVs. Great spot for one night, we felt safe.

A little bit loud because of the road nearby.

Station has showers, but we didn't use them.

really good place and quiet, I spent 1 night with my rooftop tent wasn't bothered! less crowded than the site just before !

good spot can be used for rooftop tents for 72h couldn't sleep here cause it was too crowded but there's another spot few kilometers after as nice !

We stayed here for one night and it was fine. Traffic was not loud at night. You can also park for free to go into town.

Dispone de un parque amplio para plataformas grandes,hay sombra y sol,dependiendo el gusto o necesidad, hay baños,y comida,las gasolinera funciona de 5 am a 9 pm. no cuenta con duchas o otro servicio. lugar vigilado. gente amable.

Good place, no wind, quite at night, wifi close by.

Nice spot to lay your head near Oceanside. Can be crowded but haven't had an issue getting a spot yet but summer might be a different story

Another one of the several pull-outs along the Hwy 23. It's large and mostly flat, very open with only a thin tree line separating it from the road. View on the mountains with trees, not directly on the lake, though you can hear some waterfalls (and frogs) nearby.
We pulled out here in the hope to see some aurora borealis, and we were all by ourselves while all the other spots seemed pretty busy on a Friday night. No services, no bins, no cell. Some grass area for tents. Pretty quiet.

Stunning site we got a lakeside site. A heap of frogs around at night. Lots of mosquitoes. We were lucky enough to see the northern lights from here!

Nice big lot in the back. Fairly quite. A handful of other overnighters here as well.