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Great road to travel and find spots to camp. After 1 mile in, you can camp, dispersed.

Large flat sites behind dunes on wide sandy beach. Clean bathroom with flush toilets and hot showers. 4G with Verizon.

Has closed. Relocated. See new posting. Nothing else to say.

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Nice place, we stayed here for 1 night. A bit windy and theres no protection.

Beautiful sites in the trees all along this stretch of road, felt very cozy and safe. No noise at all

This place is permanently closed.

Bathrooms were open and clean. Peaceful night lots of other people doing the same thing. Highway noise is comforting

Cell phone signal is great, we have wifi, there is ample water, and electricity. Large motor homes can fit, as we have wide open space

This is a great place. However the bathrooms were closed and we were told that the laundry machines were not hooked up. That was no problem for us. We got a 10% discount for seniors. Be aware that it's cash only and you have to give a $40 cash deposit. If your site is clean and you don't break any rules (strict "no alcohol" rule as well as a lot of other rules) you get it back when you leave. Only RV's originally built as an RV are allowed in. Call 251-574-2267 to make a reservation or check on availability. Sites are large with lots of woods between each one.

Didn't stay, but walk by there frequently. Has easily accessible dump station and water fill.

Don’t get too excited about here. The ablutions are spotless and the outlook to the ocean is nice with the rocks but there are most definitely nicer beaches along the west coast. Good for a stop over.

Camping is not allowed. Sings posted as day use only. Most of Vancouver Island is owned by logging companies and camping is only allowed in designated sites.

This is private property. The owners will not harass you for camping there if it doesn't get too busy. If it gets busy the no camping signs will go up. There are so many nice spots on the Island that we can camp but please keep them quiet or we will loose them.

Nice Lodge on the edge of the forest. Bandas with double bed and ensuite available for 2000, we camped in the garden for 500 pppn, an extra 500 if you want breakfast. Quiet at night (although it might not be on a Saturday night) and showers were hot. There's a restaurant and bar, very tasty food. Nice place, would recommend!

Fine for a stop-over-night - next to the E10. Truckers like this place,too.

Absolutely cute. Also offer second hand books! Close at 2pm on Sundays.

Large site with fire pit that has expansive views but is exposed to winds

Quiet, closest spot you can sleep for free at near cactus pipe national monument-as far as I’m aware.

Medium sized shop with luxury products. No fresh produce.

Stayed for a few nights since the proximity can't be beat. I have been paying $15.55 for 24hrs. not bad considering that'd the price of one drink in the keys lol.

Super quiet, private and dark; lots of stars .. privately owned place by Ronda. Several RV campsites or retro airstreams and busses for rent. Electric hook-ups. Water and sewer is available but not at the sites.
Picknick tables and bbqs and fire rings.
The spot we stayed in was fenced in case you have a dog.
Ronda is Super friendly.
There are cats, dogs, chickens, pot belly pigs and a burro; all a small walk away from the RV spots.
We paid $30 a night for electric. She wants to do monthly also and has email and telephone: Ronda Haberer. [email protected]
432-446-1011.
She is on maps.me with Tin Valley! Google and Imaps send you to the wrong place, so call or email here, she has a detailed easy map description to get there.. would surely recommend. She is 5 miles from the back entrance to Big Bend on dirt road or 38 miles if you prefer paved road. Lots of hiking!

pros: great desert free camping! beautiful scenery and pretty quiet overall!

cons: very popular spot for locals I presume to come and hangout. we saw close to 15 Cars passing by during our 2 day stay.

honestly we drove in less than a mile with our 24ft rv and found a nice even spot. there's a lot of different dirt roads so honestly just find one that you think your rig can take and you can find a little spot there.

another note, our 2nd night, a car parked on a hill from where we were and stayed there for a bit. my husband looked through his binoculars at them and they waved. there was no way they could have seen us from that far inside the rv. so we presume they were watching us. they were being a bit sketchy and mischievous, but left after we saw them.

just be wary and always be observant!

Covid 19 Test here. Three days for result. Lancet laboratory. 300,000.

Stayed here for the night without issue. The street that has the most lights by Quality Inn was packed full with big yellow work trucks/tree cutting service. The street behind Hilton Garden Inn was too dark for me so I parked near the Marsh/Park by Bangs Salon. Roosters started up at 0600 :-)

Drinking water spigot & fountains
I filled my 40 gal water tank and had no issues with attaching my hose and using the spigot
Broome Lane Trailhead - Spanish Moss Trail
Park in the closest spot to the handicapped space
There’s also a Port a potty here, did not use it so can’t speak for the cleanliness
Awesome trail, super dog friendly!

Wide open, quite, flat & beautiful. Okay AT&T Cellular Service.

Free camping by a small lake: it has small campsites, and a medium size parking lot made of mixed hard dirt and gravel. campsites are good for tents and passenger vehicles. My 22' TT fit on the side of the parking lot, I wouldn't bring bigger than that or you'll block the exits. No amenities, but very quiet at night and relatively clean. You can hike around the lake, a couple miles if you like.

Florida Canyon road. Arizona Trust Land. Only 4 camps that we could find. Found a place early on Sunday afternoon. First place on left is right on the road. The next left is perfect BUT says, "no camping near stock tank." Next camps are on the right. Beautiful views.
Good cell signal.

The city's markets do not sell fruits and vegetables. It is necessary to go to a grocery store. There are not many in the city and this is a good option at a fair price

Os mercados da cidade não vendem frutas e legumes. É necessário ir a uma quitanda. Não existem muitas na cidade e esta é uma boa opção com preço justo