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un très bon endroit calme et secure pour passer la nuit.
le chemin de terre est sur la droite de la route principale, si on roule doucement on ne peux pas le manquer. il faut traverser des rails de train et il y a une premières halte avec un espace moyen pour se garer ou planter la tente, puis plus bas en suivant la route jusqu'au bout un espace très grand pour dormir.
deux trains sont passés dans la nuit, des trains de marchandises donc ils sont rare.
Merci beaucoup pour cet espace dédié au camping sauvage !

Just in front of the stadium, beside main road into centre. Have to leave by 7 am some Saturdays when matches are on (see sign by entrance for dates). Shady small car park, bit of traffic noise but surprisingly peaceful. 15 mins walk to historic centre and beautiful cathedral. McDonald's near cathedral has excellent free WiFi. Canal few minutes away. Suggest suitable for up to 7.5 t. Free.

Busy site, best to reserve. Takes Camping Card ASCI. €17.20 p n Inc WiFi. No pitches with electricity​ left when we arrive in September at 5 pm. Wash blocks adequate. Newer one best. Friendly welcome and some English/German spoken. Fresh bread/pastries available for the next morning if ordered. Has swimming pool. Tiny shop in reception. Noisy sports field/fairground nearby

a bit expensive (198 Rs), but it was really worth it. the room is very nice, you have service to your room (even for dinner) and the breakfast is amazing !!! we chose this hotel after struggling in the city to find a place safe for our motorbikes and after a while we gave up and decided we would pay a bit more and stay here. the parking is safe and always close. nice staff.

Jacques Cartier national park is an awesome place to go. Alluvions electrified restroom stop have showers and bathrooms for you to get clean, brush teeth, dry hair... Good for everyone who love wild camping, but for chimical sensitives, it is an OK stop. It get clean for sure, but not that often. Plus, They put sent pads in the urinals in the men's bathroom, witch can get unconfortable for chimical sensitives.

your typical Walmart parking lot. plenty of internet and phone service providers available.

Lovely peaceful spot for lunch and a swim, we didn’t stay the night. Grills, picnic tables etc. If you go down to the lake wear shoes- lots of broken glass!

Nice spot right on the river. Individual covered areas each with large picnic table, sink and running water, grill and electricity. Flat spot for our car and rooftop tent right next to it. Seems to be quite popular so the evening was fairly noisy with kids and various cars and motorcycles driving past- but the morning was quiet except for birds (and the leaf blower which started up at 7am). We paid 200 pesos for one night which felt very worth it.

This place has a toilet and it's a huge plus for me. there is a small view of Mont Mégantic.

Small, nice and quiet campsite. Restaurant nearby. Sanitary facilities acceptable but not luxury. Stayed here one night with tent and motorcycle.

Still free :)
As described, some great sites with big tables, fire rings (with fold down grill plates) and pit toilets.

A wounderful Glas Museum with observation of the aktuell Production . Cost 7,- SWF p.P.
It is well worth it. You can park here and also have a nice overview of the Vierwaldstätter See, Lake!

Big turnout. Room for several camps. Several nice flattish spots.

Did self-service for 20bol lavadero + 20bol secadero. If you tell the lady you're only here for one time, she can manage it without buying the card :) Open Mon-Sat 8.30-20.30, Sun and holidays 9.00-19.00

Camped further up the road. No signs of any kind. We’ll see!

Gas station on the way to prince albert national park. It was quiet at night. Showers available.

Nice views.
Very less cars on the highway at night time.
In summer you can go down to the gravel shoreline of the river.

More than beautiful place. Awesome view. Tables, toilets, etc. highly recommended!
Friendly reminder for bigger rigs, if you could please leave you motor off during the night, it would leave a more peaceful environment for people around you.
thank you!

Very quiet, great view. There were quite a few other campers up here, during the weekend. If you approach from south it is steep but from the north it seemed ok.

nice place but many trucks at night. we needed ohropax. 3 doggies that bark but actually being nice when finished marking their territory (your car). be aware to not park infornt of sth that looks like a dirt garage. 3am a teucke woke us up cause he had to park his trailer there.

No Camping Signs. It is the Parking lot from the Bio parc.

Large sandy square where we ended up. Some people and cars passing in the evening on a friday but very quiet at night. Free but no facilities.

Nice place, Amela is very friendly. Pretty good located, directly in the beach. Wifi is fast. The kitchen is dirty and the bathroom super dirty, worst on the whole trip...don‘t know why the don‘t clean it.

Signs were posted about no overnight camping but were at least 7 camper vans and RVs

Parking lot and lookout tower for Lake Towada. The road R102 from the north and around is quite nice drive.

Drop Toilets are very clean and have paper. No running water, no electricity. No internet ;)

We planted the tent in a grassy corner at dusk and packed up early. We were not disturbed. Not much circulation after dark.

I found No water OR dump station located here

My friends and me went there and settled near this beach (but not too close) while a rainstorm. The water rised and climbed the beach to reach our camp zone pretty fast. Be carefull if you chose to go there on a big rainy day huhu :p

Still a very good spot! Can't imagine what the view must be like on a sunset moment :)

Large parking lot readily accessible from the highway. Dead quiet here as the warehouse closes on Saturdays at 6:00 PM We arrived 7:15 PM. One motor home with toad already here. Other RVers started arriving shortly after we arrived. COSTCO opens Sunday morning at 10:00 AM - bonus sleep in. Propane & gas bar are available during business hours.

Shirttail Creek Family Campground is a Tahoe National Forest operated campground by the Sugar Pine Reservoir. Reservations available through recreation.gov.

On the parking of the Viento Fresco Waterfalls, about 1 km from the entrance of the park (with restaurant), we were allowed to camp with our tented car for USD 5 per person. Near the third waterfall there are places to put a tent, but that's quite a walk. We had a beautiful spot, close to 4 super waterfalls, only the heavy thunderstorm spoiled our night.