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Public Wifi code is currently written on the tourism office door.

EVERY municipality should have spot like this allocated for overnights. Thank you town of Exeter. Very nice and appreciated.

Super buggy!!! No one here for
obvious reasons.

If following Google do not turn off of the first dirt road until you see the sign for the park and the building. Google said to turn too early

Free dump station. Went in to ask and make sure. It’s back behind diesel.

Rest stop and picnic area with 3 tables and pit toilets... There are "No Overnight Camping" signs posted.

It'a beautiful here...

As described. Beautiful sandy beach. The lot is just where the road ends. The bridge over the river is in construction. We will see tomorrow morning how soon workers get to work!

So far so good, just arrived. Spot is super quiet by the road and the grass is even cut.

We stayed for one night. Big parking lot at a park with no signs about over night parking. Huge field for the dogs to run and right next to a river! In the morning lots of locals using the park to exercise. Bathrooms are clean. AT&T and Verizon had service but really slow... t mobile had service at 8 download and 2 upload. We are in a camper van - anything over 22 feet would be an issue... it is a neighborhood park - so incognito is best !

just small place with local trail to the village below. no too leveled, no cell signal, some locals walking by during the day. didn't stay for a night though. not visible from the road

Fantastic facility and free. Right off the road where pinpointed, quick and easy. FREE

TO CLEAR THE AIR.
Borden camp site is a 25$/ night campsite with a staff member who lives on site. So it is not free but a very nice facility.
When leaving the next morning yes there is a large open dirt pit after the bridge exit to the right where free camping could take place. No signage there against camping.

Found it easily and didn't have any issues. Very clean!

We passed on it. It's $20 to dump and you have to go to the office and pay another $20 for the key to access it, which you get back upon returning the key. We dumped at Anacortes instead for free.

Propane, gas, water and dump! Friendly staff. And portopotties if you come after hours

Came on Labor Day Monday night and the crowds had gone. Got a nice, deeply shaded and level spot to park the van. Great views of the puget at the nearby park. Hot showers, 25¢ for 3 min. Only reason for the docked star was the price – too expensive for how close together/crowded the sites were, but because the camp wasn’t full it felt ok. $32/night, but a range of prices for spots (guessing the ones with louder train noises are cheaper, but we didn’t hear the train past 10pm). Lots of water taps and very clean bathrooms. Safe spot.

I think this spot is marked incorrectly on the map. It’s was just a pull off on the side of the service road… if you drive farther up the paved road there was a large pull in on the left. I stayed there instead.

Small place near the town Sac. For all who don’t want to get frozen up at the Passo Valparola, this is down in the walley, at the bank of the river. The name is copied from the place on the google maps, that is close to here. But the bridge is down, and the pathwalk is blocked by the fallen trees. Water is icy cold but clean

Water and dump station. Good access for most size rigs

a flat area between river and road with few local trafic quiet and also birds on river in summer coton field

A bit rough 100 m downhill road leads to a beautiful lakeside.

Free beach shower and toilets. Quiet in the morning. Free parking before 8am

This isn’t the right location on the map. Parc Roche à Caya is southwest of the island, and it has signs prohibiting overnight parking/camping. All the other potential public spots we saw on the island didn’t allow RV/van overnights, encourage local businesses and book a campsite!

PERMIT REQUIRED. This spot is permit required & basically no service to try to get one. Goodluck

As others said- nice level quiet spot. Very limited cell service. No running water. View of NP in the distance.

Small but clean and descent hotel above the D1 supermarket. Free potable water, fast internet and a fridge. Streetside parking only. We could store our bicycles upstairs in the hall.
50.000 for a double room with AC (with tree beds).
They also have a restaurant just down the street, Restaurante Central, with decent meals for 10.000. They do deliver the food to your room if you want.

Stayed 9/7/21 night. Road in is pretty rutted and very silty/dusty right now. But we made it with off road tires and only 2WD. Also a ~30’ RV made it (see pics) down the road so I would think anyone can make it. Very quiet, 4 other vehicle campers. Full Xfinity mobile bars and 2-3 bars t-mobile. The views on the cliffs are awesome.

The place is nice to overnight, close to the stream.
Flat and shielded from wind.

But... when arrived at night, a lot of people where on the tar road loading planks onto trucks and screaming like crazy!
we felt a bit uncomfortable but, at the end were not bothered.

In the morning, with the bird songs, we've got also chainsaw noise...

we don't know if the forest massacre going on was only chopping down invasive trees (pines and eucalyptus) or... a coming end for the forest...

abandoned Parking area near the highway. narrow entrence. paved ground. completely secret. good for the night before entering budapest. full gsm and Internet connection due to GSM Post near by

Large multi tiered gravel pit. Would only recommend to trucks, SUVs, 4x4 vans etc. as the entrance road is a bit bumpy. Weak cell service is select areas, multiple dead spots. took some trial and error to get a spot with data. Fairly quiet, light road noise, great star gazing.