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ADMIN NOTE: as per city ordinance camping is prohibited, fines will be enforced

$10 for dump and water only, self pay. Very nice people.

Primitive sites are currently closed for COVID, but this would make one heck of a stay during normal times. Each site on the water has a water spicket. Don’t believe it’s potable, but would still be nice to have. The views are stunning and each site has a covered cabana. Awfully windy on the lake but absolutely gorgeous and so blue.

I came here on a March Friday afternoon and everything was full! It is a nice campground and you can’t beat the cheap price… Would get here early if you’re coming for a weekend.

There were tent campers… Van campers… And RV’s. There was quite a bit of mud.

No such place at this location. It's in the middle of nowhere..

Asked the police if/where we could spend a night, got sent to "Lorenzo" the village chief. The friendly guy accompanied us to the main square, told us where we could stay, where we could eat, etc. And on the village sound system they announced our presence and to be friendly to us :)
Had a great time, and ended up staying two days, being invited by some local for lunch, queued up for the cochinta pibil on Sunday morning (epic!)
All in all great experience and friendly people

Great place to relax and catch your breath. Nice pool, nice food, friendly people.
The bee tour is really nice, also to get some more insights in cenotes.
Paid 300 per night for 2 adults, 2kids and car with RTT.

Nice primitive camp. Lots of rv’s. Don’t forget your Arizona trust permit

No camping signs posted on both sides of the road.

Large pull off just off the highway, tucked in next to some solar fields. Super quiet place to spend the night. Travelin North back to Eugene late and needed a spot to sleep. Woke up to lots of bird song. Some roadside garbage but that's nothing unusual for a pull out of this type. Good cell service if that's your thing. Not a fancy camping spot for sure but hits the marks for quiet, safe and spacious.

beautiful spot, we were the only people for two nights. amazing view. drove here in a 2wd campervan. great verizon LTE

As a local, I just want to clarify the airports referenced are private float plane and helicopter companies. The actual airport is about 12 km south and inland.

This is a beautiful spot. I was worried about the sand but did okay in a 25' class C with a toad.

It's $14, plus the price to get into the park if you don't have a pass, but there was no one at the gate and the kiosk wasn't working. I made a legit effort to find someone to take my money, but could not. I believe they are still operating as if in the off season.

Important: water is seasonal, and as of March 26, 2021, the water is OFF. There is a dump, but no fresh water. Wahweap campground a few miles down the road has water, dump, laundry, and propane, no charge for the dump/ fill.

My dog went in the lake for about 5 seconds yesterday and has been sick all day. I don't know if the two are related, but thought I'd mention that.

Habitaciones en 15 mil pesos con desayuno. No hay muchas opciones cercanas. Agua caliente, baño privado y buena atención.

Perfect for a much needed respite from the lower mainland. Stayed in a large class A motorhome. Not many parking spots for a large rig, but totally doable. 2 bars LTE on Bell.

The area is quite clean for crown land.
KEEP IT THAT WAY!!

Entry fee REQUIRED...
$7.00 gets you into Lake Pleasant for the whole day (8pm current kick out time)
$85.00 gets you a Maricopa County Parks Annual Pass (Day Use Only)

There are 2 lanes to Dump and are both equipped with pressurized NON potable water. There is also a dumpster for trash.

I have one of those Sewer King things where you hook up water to it and it worked perfect. It will push a golf ball through a garden hose!

I had no troubles at this location unlike Robbin Williams in the movie RV!

You can plan a half day lunch trip here and then dump on the way out!

Tons of spots here for RV's or camper vans only, no tent spots. About 40+ spots half of them are back in but there are many pull through spots so perfect for big RVs. There is a coin laundry, small little library, dumpsters, propane, wifi, and bathrooms with showers. Each spot has full hookup; sewer, electric, and water. great RV Park and the people at the front were super nice!! I am not sure the pull through spot price, but my back in spot was $26! Also very pet friendly!

There is a propane station at this RV park, the price per gallon is about $3.50 so a little pricey but it works if you are in the area!

Not very good cell service almost none. If you’re coming on weekend then plan to come Thursday or early Friday to get a spot. Lots of lake front parking. It’s not quiet, lots of partying going on most of night, loud music, yelling and dogs barking all hours of night

Entrence to this place is from the road leading by the river. There is no gate, but probably private area. Bigger flat area at the end of small gravel road 200m from entrance. Good for one night. You can hear the roads, but totally hidden from both of them. Flat and a little bit of rubbish.
Accessible for all kinds of vehicles. Poor Entel internet signal.

Easy spot to overnight near the Hoover Fam and Las Vegas. Many other campers here. Quiet all night, but the helicopter tours start easy.

These are nice Boondocking spots it with views of the river and long views of the mountain range. You will have a little noise from the road and the freeway but it’s overall not too bad. It has good access to the town of Mesquite if you need to get things done. We stayed here five nights and we’re really happy with the experience. There is hiking in the area a bit along the river. You can also access tunnels that go under the highway and give you access to a large amount of BLM on the north side of the highway.

One of 10 free campsites in Moshannon State Forest near Quahanna Wild Area. MUST register in advance to reserve site. NO cellular service along road. Some sites level, some suitable for tents only

excelente lugar para quedarse, muy tranquilo, no hay baños. los vecinos son muy amigables. hay caminatas al rededor.

Beautiful campground right by the Fairyland loop (best hike in Bryce). Showers in the general store, get a token in the store $3 for 8min. A little weird that different vehicles pay different amounts for the same site but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

All good for a night. Quiet, far enough from hwy that you don't hear the trucks. Some nice friendly dogs roaming around. Hardly saw any people. Police in the corner of the plaza. Easy quick stop for a night.

Said the could not take credit cards (maybe a temporary thing). Had gas and diesel. Price a bit higher, but not a huge amount. They do take USD or Pesos.

Two water spickets by the pumps. The water was a little brown coming out at first so be warned. It cleared up after running it for awhile.

authentic mezcal shop in oaxaca de juarez. suggested from locals.

mezcal is not cheap, but tasty.

still closed due pandemic. we could not enter the botanical garden.