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Nice location lots of choices, we camped a bit up from the lake and were not bothered by bugs

Nice little Indian restaurant. In walking distance of Jungle Junction or take a boda for cheap (50-100). They serve typical Indian food like butter chicken, naan etc..Price is about 650 for a meal.

Very nice and fairly quiet stony beach. Popular enough, people come and go from 8am to 9pm. There are some properties around; it seems one of them is inhabited, and the other one in construction or renovation. We haven't been bothered on the one night we stayed there. We put our tent after sunset. Very peaceful. Not 100% flat space directly on the beach however (unless you want to work a bit the ground), but it was comfortable enough. Any camper could get there, although a 4WD would help to get right on the beach.

Large parking space behind the shop. Inside the shop there is fast WiFi and toilets.

Decent little pull-off of the main Glenn highway, used to be another main road going through here but it is now closed off, can hike the old road or many ATV trails around

Lots of moose in the area!

Good for a night on the way to Matsu glacier

Was able to get ATT LTE with booster

certainement le meilleur endroit pour passer na nuit a nazca , 20 soles , banos , internet pour 3 soles de bonne qualité, juste devant l'aérodrome pour attendre tranquillement son vol....et parking sécurisé a l'entrée comme dedans , 5 fois moins cher que les camping/hotel en face !

100 RUB/night (forgotten in my precedent notice)

Dump station and fresh water for 10 dollars.

praça em área residencial, com água e luz.

Friendly bomberos for cyclists. Wifi available.

Huge parking lot in a almost vacant strip shopping centre.
Flat parking space and very quiet location

Full service: each site has power & sewer. Wifi. it's located near to one of Athabasca River streams. Open all year round. We got the last spot on Canada Day!

Camped here for the night on the way to Tacna. We checked in the town square if it was safe and everyone assured us it was tranquilo here. We posted up on the beach and had a wonderful night sleep with the light sound of the waves. Lovely place to wake up. There was a family camping on the beach in tents as well. Recommended.

Open space surrounded by trees. Follow the Huron Beach Road signs from the Highway. After 200 metres good maintained gravelroad follow the curve to right and then first track to your right. That track leads to this spot and loops back. Easy access for all rigs. Quiet overnight spot. We stayed for an extra night. Short walking distance to the sandy beach just on the other side of the railway. No train passed by in the weekend, but when one does you will feel it. It's a bit close. Sorry.

Lugar bastante tranquilo, algo de circulación de vehículos durante la noche. Estuve en julio fuera de temporada y era el único vehículo en 300m de calle, alguien tocó a la puerta de mi kombi a las 2am, no contesté y no pasó de eso.

Small pullout along a gravel road overlooking Mono Lake and the well known tufas. It's a bit buggy, but a decent place to park and sleep. Perfectly level spot. Big enough for one, maybe two vehicles. I would not tent camp here. 4G internet service works well.

Basic, quiet campground with large sites on different grass fields separated by hedges. Nice area for walks. Excellent wifi. Bar.
Fee= € 17.70 (2 adults, camper), electricity € 2.30 extra.

Our expierence was a positive one, even for it being a weekend. It was definitely crowded but there are multiple pools to spread out in so its not so bad. The camping is towards the back of the property on a nice grassy field next to a covered picnic table area. It was 400L which was pricey, we tried to talk him down but he wouldn't budge. This was for sleeping and using the pools. In the morning there was no one there so we had all the pools to ourselves. They are well maintained and we thought this spot was awesome!! Worth a stop over.

Be there on August 1st. Nice place for trails.

This quiet park side street was the perfect location. We ended up staying for 3 days parked under a large tree. Three blocks from the southwest corner of the historical center meant it was easy to walk downtown to restaurants and attractions. It was incredibly hot until 3:00AM so we slept with our generator on. Nobody seemed to mind.

really nice spot. locals during the day swimming and picknicking. quiet in the night

One of 53 provincial parks in the area (see picture for a map of all parks). Inkaneep has eight primitive camping sites (no hook ups) with fire bins and picnic tables. The camphost is really nice and a river is just next to the campground, although the current is too strong to swim. Besides that many vineyards and fruit stands around. 18$ per night.

Note: 2km north of here is the provincial park "vaseux lake" which is right at the water. Another km up north is a free resting area (max. stay for eight hours).

Enjoyed our stayed with Maria, Don (American) and the sweet dog Manchas.
It is better for tent camping as the further back on the property you go it’s beautiful. Hammocks, tables, landscaping. The “big” rigs and camper vans camp in parking area which can get tricky if multiple vehicles. They were very nice and made room for us.
Their area of beach is gorgeous but rocky. However you walk two minutes to soft, black sand beach.
The kitchen with cooking supplies, stovetop and fridge were really nice. The covered tables were especially nice since it rained a lot. Showers typical and cold. Internet worked well.
Potable water! They even test it.
Paid 10,000 colones per night for 2 kids, 2 adults.

Cute park access thought dirt road but 2WD fine.
We stayed there one night no issues. No « no camping » sign.
Perfect close to New Orleans.

They told us they were open from 9am (not sure until which time).
We were here at 8.30 so we had to wait for half an hour. This was on a Sunday.

few met addicts . one climber but he left soon after we arrived. no cell service on two diffetent providers. we decided not to stay . seems a bit un safe. we ended up in a street in town in full stealth mode.

On the road from Happy Valley to Churchill Falls. Near to the road. Too narrow for big rigs.

I was cycling but the road sometimes is very bad and i couldn't reach the pass.
I found this gravel place flat and perfect for tent or car.
There is a small stream coming directly from the mountain behind.
Close to the road but very quiet apart trucks in early morning, for tent can be more hidden.
Very cold night but amazing sunrise

$12 a night or only $6 with relevant interagency pass (America the beautiful included). The pitches are rocky and most on a slight slope, the road around the site is worn dirt and bumpy with small turnarounds. Walk first if you have a large or low clearance vehicle.
Portaloos and bins along with plenty of picnic tables, bear proof storage boxes and fire pits.

This one was out of order but there are more along this road, all within big sites but are before the "fee area" so I guess they are free.
All blocked and overflowing today, please stop putting disposable gloves down the drain!