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Nice place, very quiet and peaceful, even on labor day weekend. Hard for us to find a level spot. No water at all, and everything is brown and crunchy at this time. Watch for wasps at the bathroom. Bathroom was clean and open. Good cell service for all 3 carriers. Didn't see any cows or wildlife but heard coyotes at night.

very quiet, saw 1 other rv. middle of no where but close to town. can find shaded spots. you only hear the birds.

Came to stay here the night, but at 10:30pm a Park Ranger pulled up. Asked for my ID and told me it was a paid site, $12. Told him I didn’t realize it was a paid site. He said if I stayed and didn’t pay an arrest warrant would be put out for “stealing services”. He let me leave, I’m now at the Love’s Truck Stop.

They are stupid. RVs only no roof top tent on a Jeep. I don’t know what the difference is… the woman said: “ we are an RV resort not a campground.” Well… screw you and your RV Resort!!

lugar tranquilo para pasar la noche muy amable los playeros! baños limpios!! duchas no disponibles!!

Beautiful developed campground with all the amenities. Clean bathrooms, showers included in site fee, water bottle filling station, firewood for purchase, and water/electric hookups

This Walmart is part of a small mall and as such does not have it's own parking lot. The manager said they had no issues with overnight parking, however we need authority from the mall property managers... theybwere no where to be found. No other rigs in the lot, so we left.

I forgot to mention in my last check-in that the cost is $30/night (included electric and water hookups)

Very nice spot by a lake. Water on side of building was turned off when we were here. Washrooms still closed.

Small parking area next to the truckee river and train tracks. Relatively level and quiet.
No amenities but good place to stop for free in an RV

$66.00 per night (full hookup), after a Good Sam discount and minus the reservation fee (as we just turned up). Well-maintained grounds. Friendly and helpful staff. Immaculately clean washroom, showers and laundry room. On the negative side, the sites are crowded - we could look into the rigs on either side of us, and hear them clearly. We managed to pick up decent wifi (parked close to the router) but if you want more wifi, you must pay per device. You must also pay for showers. The worst thing is the traffic noise which is loud and constant all night. Access from the highway is tricky so watch the highway signs carefully. Some beautiful trees provide shade.

Lakeside campground. Has lots of tent space and RV spots with water and electric. A few sheltered picnic tables scattered around. $5 for tents, $15 for RVs. Looks like swimming available.

This is a family run restaurant-hotel with a pool and a big green area. Camping is 40,000 and a private room is 60,000 (for two people). We were a bit hesitant to go down the steep little road that takes you from the main road to the entrance of the hotel (biking down takes 1 minute, very quick). Once we got down we were kindly welcomed, saw the room and decided to stay.

We are on bikes and this was a perfect place to rest before the big climb to Jericó the next morning. La porra was great! Simple and affordable - very comfy. Bikes fitted perfectly in our room, we had a fan, a tv, two beds and a private bathroom. The pool is dead during the week so veryyyyy quiet night of rest :)

Food: the restaurant has a lot of food during the weekend but during the weekdays the cook is out so they order food from another place down the main road (Martinata Restaurant) and a motorcycle will bring it to you. The place is called Martinata is literally 5min walking (slow) down the main road. I wrote a small review for that place too, it was great food!

Me… Sorry, the HGS-Systeme still exciste! We where on 3x Shell station where they told, it doesn’t exciste, yes they first 100. Km after the Greece_turquei border, is free, indeed. Then direction Istanbul, you get ticket on the highway-toll, you can pay with credit-card!! Then after Istanbul, started the HGS-Systeme, at there Shell station they told, we have 15. days time to pay …. for us going to Georgia, we should pay at the HGS-office on the border to Georgia!!!! We shall see! Cameleon. ( Dificult to find any one, how speaks an foreign language, on our way…)

The turn off hwy3 is just west of the turn for the American border. The road down is quite lumpy. Wouldn’t take a low car down it easily. Large lot, somewhat flat. You could fit several rigs easily. It’s on the Trans Canada Trail so great access for biking and walking. It’s above the river with spectacular views of the gorge on both sides of the trestle that spans the river.

Stayed here the night of 9/6/21. Nice parking lot that is pretty flat. About 7 other vans and truck campers there when we stayed. No issues over night. Nice and quiet. Pit toilet very clean. 2-3 bars of Xfinity mobile and t-mobile

great location. place for around 12 RV. quiet place and no problems we stayed here for 1 night. right nwxt to this place is an official campground.

Best camping spot I've stayed at. Long dirt road down to the lighthouse. But enough space for many larger rigs, we are 50ft long and had no issues. Stayed right by the cliff and the views were breathtaking!

Free street parking
Within 3 days of snowfall, no parking between 2-6am, otherwise overnight parking is allowed
Tons of green space for the pups
Public toilets nearby at the visitor center

As described, clean well kept park. They speak English and Spanish. $500 pesos for full hook ups. We took advantage of the level clean hounds and speedy WiFi. Higher fee than what we have been paying but still very worth it. We will stay here again in a few days. They do still offer al acarte options for those passing through.

Le parc semble entièrement en construction/rénovation. Impossible d’y accéder en date du 6 septembre 2021.

You must reserve a site online (recreation.gov) or by calling 877-444-6777. We showed up without a reservation and the camp host was rather surly about it. There is minimal cell phone service on ATT so we had to drive a few minutes up the road. We were able to book a same day site without any problems because the campground was dead. It appears all sites are dry and cost $22. All sites have obstructed view of the lake due to trees. Potable water, dish washing sinks, dump, garbage, and free hot showers available. Small swim beach and boat ramp also.

Many RV parks will not allow you to wash clothes after Burning Man due to the alkaline dust and they recommend this facility. Free Wi-Fi and air conditioning.

Parked overnight in parking lot of community sports complex. Kids loved playground. Very quiet after it closed at 10:30.

Quiet spot for a night! Large parking on grassy area just before/after boat lock. Access to fire pits and some picnic tables. A couple of other campers stayed and a tent was pitched. Beautiful views of the lake!

Can confirm, didn't pay and got no ticket.

Great place to do a few loads. Pay by credit card via Wall units or Laundry Boss app. Lots of machines. Papa John Pizza across the street for eats.

This spot works just fine :)
Dead end of a road. Nice trail to walk Koa.

Great place outside of Bryce, easy to find in the dark. Labor day and just one other RV. Quick drive out again!

this is a narrow, somewhat steep, dirt road into the mountains out of town. there are some parking lots and pulloffs for car camping or tent camping. this location is under a powerline, but there is another better large parking lot/trailhead 5 minutes uphill. moderate cell reception all over mountain. road is flat and not washed out or rocky and does not require four-wheel drive, but would be difficult to climb under snowy or muddy conditions due to grade.