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Arrived around 7:30 on our way back from truck camping in Fort Kent, lot had a fresh coat of snow. Spot is perfect for a night.

Passed by this spot on my way back from childs camp. Few fire rings nestled among some large sycamores in a creek. Water not flowing. No amenities. Camping allowed all year. Pack it in pack it out.

Easy place to fill up propane tanks. Can drive threw.

Council owned, privately managed camp site on the beach with powered and non powered sites. Kitchen (including fridges) and bathroom (flushing toilets and hot shower) facilities. Also has coin operated washing machine.
Can pay cash or online.
Note: no cell phone coverage here.
Cost: powered = $30 /night (2pax)
Unpowered = $28 /night (2pax)
Single person = $20-30 /night
Extra people = $5-15 /night

Great beach with day use facilities. Barbecue,Toilets,Tables and running water. Not suitable for swimming.

Small park with established picnic areas, portapotties. Very clean, small lake. Nice stroll around the lake. Two bars of T-Mobile. No real signage allowing overnight camping, but a local suggested it to us as a good spot. It was great. Be sure to check out the Billy the Kid museum in town.

A place to camp with excellent views of the lake and the Arenal volcano. The entrance road is gravel. You have to walk a few meters from the parking lot to the camping area. Accessible prices and they offer breakfast service for a very comfortable price. There are many activities to do in the surroundings for fun.

Arrived just after the office closed. Three other campers in our loop (about 30? Spaces). So, very private. Lake is man-made and used for power generation apparently. Nice place though.

Small town, beautiful church, very quiet during the day. silent and at night

Posto de gasolina 24h com lanchonete e restaurante barato, tem caixa eletronico 24h e ducha fria por 5 reais, o espaço para estacionamento nao é muito grande hoje tem aqui 3 caminhoes e 6 carros estacionados, grande movimento de caminhoneiros e locais para abastecimento e jantar.

Covid testing/vaccines have taken over. Sign in the lot that says baseball parking only. There was a baseball game going on, we left

Um bom ponto de apoio, banheiros bem higiênicos,com ducha liberada por 2 reais, pátio amplo e seguro, com lanchonete.

This is exactly what you’d expect of a dry camp. Unobstructed views of the ocean. Nice hot showers with plenty of pressure. Flushing toilets. WiFi at the front office. Dump and water was included in the price. Edgar (owner) is super helpful. We paid 50 pesos for a load (wash/dry) of laundry. Would definitely stay here again.

Staff was super friendly. Just let them know we wanted to shower and she showed us right where it was and even invited us to eat valentines cake sadly we had to pass on the cake. You have to put 50cents in to start the water. Good pressure nice and warm. 3$ was more than enough for the family of 4 to have a good shower.

Beautiful quiet spot just minutes away from Ajo and about an hour from the border crossing at Lukeville.

Beautiful spot. We were there over Presidents’ Day weekend and still had plenty of spots. About a mile of a very good dirt road into the lake.

This place right now is closed for the pandemie. But we where allowed to park ( and sleep ;) ) at another parkingplace next to the terminal. 9700 CLP/24h. Security! Little bit noisy and spots are in, but no other place in whole Santiago

Not possible to park there anymore. Security friendly, but not allowed . Big shopping area right now.

Perfect place to stay, Great view to the sea, recommendable.

Hard packed sand road follows the North Algodones Dunes Wilderness area. Camping is between them and alongside the train tracks.
The trains pass frequently in both directions. The sound is easy enough to ignore.
Camping site is surrounded by owl hoots welcoming the dusk and then coyote howls celebration nightfall.

I called ahead and was told it was okay to park overnight. It was reasonably quiet for a parking lot. No services, but there are plenty of shops and gas stations nearby. I stayed here in a small van camper and was not disturbed. It's a change of pace if you're going to be staying in the area for a couple of days and don't want to park at Walmart every night.

This is just off the freeway boondocking spot. Easy on/off access. Big rig compatible. Lot's of food options in walking distance. 4/5g cell service. Will be good to stealth it for a night or two if you're passing through and need a quick free spot to lay low.

This is a free quiet place to stealth boondock for the night. I'm just trying to get some free options out there for people. I live in the area.

In the Siuslaw NF just outside of the town of Beaver. Mostly flat spot large enough for a camper van or short RV, fire ring. Ok morning sun for solar/south aspect partially shaded by trees. Some trash. Quiet during the week with a few cars going by on the weekend. 4 bars on Tmobile.

Stopped in here but it was way too muddy after all the rains. Would be a nice spot otherwise.

About 4.8 mi down Tum Tum Rd from Hwy 20. Previous site was too muddy so we ended up here. Smaller turnout on the left side of the road, big enough for about a ~24ft rig (we're 21ft). 3 bars LTE on Tmobile.

still available, next to vacuum, short hose but you can out yours on the spigot if needed.

Stunning view of Mount Meru! We came here to eat and after discussing with the very sympathetic owner Beate she told us she intends to open a campsite so we ended up being her first guests. Price yet to be discussed. There's a big green lawn, toilets, cold bucket shower and the food is really delicious and a great firewood pizza! They sell Twiga draught beer which is the first Tanzanian craft brewerie 5,000tzs 330ml. The place is very cozy and with easy access being only a few hundred meters from the tarred road. Really close to city center but it already has a more rural atmosphere and the night was very silent. There's also a craft shop in the premises.

US Forest Service Land. Pretty good dirt road. My 2wd sprinter is fine. Didn’t take the road all the way down so now sure what’s down that way. Great views. Away from the road but the road itself isn’t busy. Lots of space. 2-3 bars T-Mobile

Update - just got a visit from the sheriff. Apparently this is US trust land? Not sure what that exactly means but it’s not public. A neighbor called it in. Sheriff was nice. Moving now to the other side of 89.