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Gravel road turn off just up the hill from the goat creek campsite which is no longer accessible due to sinkhole. Turnoff has a small concrete pillar.
Half a dozen sites with fir pits. Best site next to the kettle river. There was a guy here long term when we found by the river.
Not much road noise. No service

Walking past the cemetery noticed a water spigot just inside the gate. Could reach it with a 25 ft hose when parked on the side of the street. Wouldn't recommend it as potable

We arrived mid-afternoon on a Thursday. Took the last legitimate spot which was pretty crappy at the intersection of the loop road and an internal road. Place was packed with what seemed to be permanent residents in BIG rigs. Very dusty, especially when cars and ATVs flew by. AT&T service was excellent, Verizon pretty good too. Maybe that's why everyone parks here. Stayed one night and moved on. 11 miles from Bryce Canyon Visitor Center.

Decent place, on the 101 roadside and a little loud. Parked here at about 9pm, sheriff rolled through just after parking and just kept going. Seems good for just one night, probably room for about 4-5 before it becomes excessive.

Off the beaten path and beautifully quiet.

Slept overnight, pretty noisy late/early morning due to traffic right next to it but no one bothered us

Half a mile down FS roads off 395. The exit is marked with a right turn lane and becomes a mess of roads. This is passable by 2WD with some clearance—probably not for a Prius or other like vehicle. Road is firm with a slight hump in the center. Big occasional turnaround areas.
The site can take a couple of vehicles in the afternoon shade of trees with level parking. A 50 foot walk up the hill provides tons of flat tent spaces. There is a fire ring, but please use it thoughtfully and legally.
Sierras to the west and rocky/trees hills all around. Sound of wind in the trees. Cool after the heat of the desert.
4 bars of Verison, 1-2 bars ATT.

Didn’t stay overnight as I was boondocking but I stopped in to pay $5 for a shower. Great deal. Shower was hot and clean. No time limit. Office is open 9am-6pm. Would recommend for a shower. Looked like a standard rv campground.

Água free no posto de combustível. Água de poço... boa pro banho. Recomendado ROTASPELOMUNDOGG

Asked manager if I could stay overnight in Class C. Asked that I park by garden center.

station was open but no water. talked to the clerk and they said water is on end of May.

Had a lovely stay at Roy's. The pool and bar area are particularly awesome. There is good free wifi at the bar. The bathrooms are clean and have hot water. We had a lovely grassy site.

Very nice place to stay for a few nights. Nice shower and toilets and very friendly owner. We have been here multiple times.

Arrived Thursday around 8 pm. Million tiny bugs that fit past a screen started eating us alive. By morning bugs went to bed and we saw an amazing sunrise.

We spent 2 nights here and woke up Saturday to a C.O.J. knocking on our door at 7 am telling us we can't have a horse here because its private property, I said sorry and thanked him, he said we have 1 hour before cops show up. 30 minutes late a sheriff cruises the area, sees our horse and drove off.

we are 2 trucks and 2 trailers and take up good 70 feet of beach front. packing up and heading out soon. amazing good spot here.

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Very happy here

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Was very happy here. All three of the campsites are interconnected

The location was fine for roadside parking for the night. Car noise was there but it did quiet down until around 5am. We did feel safe. Million $ views!

Next to hotel Los molles, good wind protection under the trees.
Some fire point on the ground.
Amazing Mountain View.
Near the road but not tragic in low season.
No cellphone signal
Near termas ! So you can take a bath there and sleep calm here!

Nice spacious car wash capable of most size vehicles. We had our high roof Ram Promaster washed here before shipping it.

we didn't make it all the way to this spot, not due to the road or anything, but due to seeing a great flat spot and taking it. cannot speak to what's further down the road, but we loved this spot. tucked away in the hills and mountains - beautiful views all around, saw a bunch of wildlife + the cows, and the stars were incredible... highly suggest ya head here if ya plan on going to Arches! free & lovely

Amazing Hot Shower for only $1,00 for 5 minutes. Theres Coin operate Laundry too, you can buy the Soap in front at the Mermaid Market crossing the Parking Lot.

20 nice sites with picnic tables. Water available and 3 sites have electric. Very clean toilets. Excellent, well marked hiking trail at the campground. $5 a night.

Great weather, bad mosquitoes. Many places to park with shade

This has nice RV parking, but the dump station only has non potable water.

Actually Nestor Falls. It's just a small parking lot - we "nosed-in" on the far side of the second toilet block, which gave nice passenger-side views over the water. It's sufficiently protected from road noise.
The mapping app on our rented 2019 Transit shows the picnic area apparently down a private driveway from the far corner of the parking lot - that's wrong.
No "no overnight" signs.

We stayed 3 nights across from the lookout tower and it was wonderful! Lots of others as it was a weekend, but we were able to find a spot and park in a way that felt more secluded. Pretty quiet during the day and at night. 4 miles from the NP’s grandview point and trailhead. We had our GPS set to “avoid tolls” so it took us on a rough gravel forest road instead of through the park. If you have a pass or are willing to pay for the park, definitely go in the south or east entrance and take 64 to get here! We found lots of animal bones and some more fresh body parts at a neighboring campsite, but we thought it was cool. Some people might not like that! Pit toilets by the tower, good Verizon service, great coverage on super sunny days!

Everything is closed and fenced up at the moment...

Beautiful place! Nice view on the Salar and it's laguna full of flamingos. We stayed on the side of the road next to the Salar, not at the GPS point at the crossroad. Visible from the road, but no traffic. Not easy to find a flat spot, we used rocks. We were woken up by the carabineros at 7AM... just wanted to know where we were coming from and where we were going!

Paid: $30 a night. This park reminded me of camping in the jungles of Guatemala. The vegetation is immense and our site was in shade dark enough to to merit daytime use of interior lights at time. Narrow rustic roadways give access to campsites but no problem with any size rig. Spaces are not as you see on the campground map! The layout is not that orderly. Great camp for kids as well. Check out the alligator heads for sale in the camp store. Rent a bike for an hour and ride the beach side access road or the beach itself. Lots of owls and watch for the gators! One of the more interesting and enjoyable parks we have stayed at.

Stayed overnight. Got a knock the next morning saying we could park here but not "camp" here. For camping he said we had to go to the KOA next door.