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we payet 300 pesos for all the day. We enjoy the termas. Entry fee 500 pp. we dont sleep here. termas open times termas 10am to 6pm.

Looks like a parking lot of an old building, and building has been demolished. Some area of the lot looks washed out.
Loud trains and train horns, plus some road noise. right next to 24hrs Macca's.
I left for another quieter location. (Flying J's a bit west on i40.

actual price 175r ppn, too much for that place!

Really nice place. Entrance fee is 20 Pesos per person now. You can camp everywhere in this huge area. staying overnight is free. toilettes are 5pesos.
restaurant at site which serves fresh trout.

Just be advised, this border is closed at 2pm every day. Wasn’t always that way, but it is now. If you arrive too late you’ve gotta go to the West crossing, which is a cluster.

Potash is a mineral used as a fertilizer. It exists as ore deep in the earth. One mining technique is to pump water into the ore to dissolve it and pump it to the surface. Once at the surface the dissolved ore flows to a processing facility to be re-evaporated into crystals.

Tl;dr pretty light blue-green canal pullout near interstate.

Feels isolated even though the highway can be seen and heard.

Es un estacionamiento. Pidiendo permiso nos dejaron pasar la noche por $600 el camper. Muy tranquilo y cerca de la plaza

Nice spot. 2-3 bars cell and Verizon LTE. Road in was ok. A bit wet from melting snow but nothing thar required 4 wheel HC. Can hear a bit of road noise but much better than some spots we recently stayed.

nice quiet spot. no facilities of any sort. not bad for star gazing but not the best I have seen either. very windy during the day but not at night

Nice open Sandy areas just off the highway but it’s not a busy highway with very little road noise. Off road vehicle trails are all around but make nice walking paths to the hills not far away. There is plenty of space for multiple RVs of all sizes. There are no amenities but there are rock fire pits throughout the open areas.

We parked on a level large asphalt pad next to the ruins of the railroad station. no signs whatsoever here that camping is not allowed or that this is Los Angeles water authority land. We did see Los Angeles water authority no camping signs at the river but not at the old railroad Depot site. five stars but for some reason I cannot change the star rating.

Bass Pro Shop that allows overnight RV parking! We asked and they said absolutely, just make sure to park out of the way. I came over to the side where the boats are.
It’s near the Highway and lots of main roads and other stores, so it’s pretty loud.
There’s also a ton of food options nearby.

Street public next to the "Rio wave", quiet place, being the side of the Highway listening to the trucks passing. 8km the city Center "barriers". safe place and around the police federal located a few meters on the Highway

This place is fine for a night and easily accessible from the highway. Decent cell service on ATT. No amenities. Only downside is a lot of construction trucks driving down the dirt roads early in the morning.

Tried to stop here for the night, but there are now a lot of “No overnight camping” signs all down this road.

Two water spigots at the trailhead. Nice pressure and clean water.

closed to overnight camping for the winter

Parqueadero frente a la entrada de las cascadas, sitio tranquilo y seguro,nos cobraron 5000 pesos por aparcar, incluído baño y agua, la entrada a las cascadas cuesta 2000 pesos y por atravesar el río en el bote cobran 2000 pesos por persona.

A few different spots hillside to a creek (just before the Grover Hot Springs). Theres one spot with easy access for 1-3 cars (2WD). Several other spots further down a steep road (4WD). No Campfires allowed here. No T-Mobile service.

Multiple large plowed lots easy to get to. Full ATT service good enough for FaceTime. Clear sky with great stars.

Mostly flat gravel lot. Not the most exciting stop, but it’s a free legal place to sleep for a maximum of 3 nights. (See attached pics)

Amazing spot! A number of free, large sites with rock fire pits and a BLM campground just outside the Canyonlands boundary. Amazing views and really quiet. Pit toilets at the campground but no other facilities.

Free dump station associated, but separate from the Edisto Campground. Appears to be available to anyone, no gates or guards. Water available for rinsing- not potable.

Excelente local para descansar em meio a natureza. Ótimos anfitriões.

Great place to stay for the night. Just a pulloff off the old highway but nobody bothered us and had room for 2 cars. Pretty view of the lagoon and the ocean.

excelente gasolinera, baños limpios con duchas calientes por $2000 COP. internet rápido y suficiente espacio para motorhomes grandes.

Close to the river Mangfall beside a smal stadium. Quiet neighbarhood. Leveled.

Stayed for a night no issues. Busy until 9pm then it cleared out. I did notice a water tap attached to a drinking fountain in the park by the cross streets W Heather and Fernwood although I didn't try it. It's atleast 75ft from the road.

As described. Quiet night and a couple overnighters camped as well.

A very nice small family place, with good bathrooms and a nice pool!

The owners of that place are very friendly. We couldn't find anything to stay for the night and they offered us their place even when it was normally closed at these days (family visit).
We used the bathrooms, the pool and stayed for one night and they want nothing for it because they had no service these days. so we don't know how much it is normally. please contact before.

We recommend Finca las Brisas!