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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.

From here you can walk 1km to Laguna Turquesa or do a full 4km round trip to all mini lakes.
The road to here is mostly ripio with washboards but no 4WD needed, just follow the main track available in OpenStreet Maps.

This is the main access to road to Salar de Pedernales mini lakes

Nice flat spot just above the road. Some cars/ATVs went by in the evening but quiet at night. A little wet but no danger of getting stuck. Be aware this site is around 10,000 ft and quite cold at night! Spectacular views up and down the valley.

Spent one night in a tent. Minimal trash, 4 bars ATT, quiet & dark, pit toilets, fire pits and a picnic table. I would definitely stay here again.

It looks like the original GPS coordinates for this listing are for a parking area on the left after you cross the bridge but that lot was blocked with a chain across the entrance, so we parked in the gravel lot next to Kiwanda Coastal Properties. It was right on the river. Almost directly across the street was an entrance to the beach, and off to the right as you enter the beach you can climb a sandy hill and get a great view of the ocean, from Bob Straub State Park over to Pacific City Beach. Bring a chair and watch the sunset. The lot isn't quiet by any means, trucks turning the corner there and passing through. We arrived at 6:30pm and left at 8am. Between those times about 6 people pulled in beside us to throw recyclables into the bins on the side of Kiwanda Coastal Properties, about 25 ft from where you park. Around 2am someone came to fish through the recyclables for cans and was quickly on their way. Harmless but a lil startling. There were no "No Parking" signs. Kiwanda Coastal Properties has a sign saying 24 Hour video surveillance, which I suppose is reassuring if true, and if you had a problem. I was awoken again by trucks passing through at 6am, hitting a bump in the road, and their work load bouncing loudly. I thought it was a knock on the door. We were the only ones there and no one bothered us.

2 lovely Stugas with all you need on a very nice family property.

Great stop for the night! We ventured just slightly past the main lot mentioned, past the small hut and found ourselves on the actual dirt road trails. Many impromptu camping spots perfect for small and larger groups. Several others were nearby all doing the same. Amazing for mountain biking and trail running. We’d have stayed longer if we could.

No camping allowed, but parked here with plenty of RVs on the dirt road. Quiet road, pretty dark!

nice place to park. had company from.other RVs, but no issue. 5km walk to the city center or a short uber ride. there are other parking lots ahead where you can park for the day while visit the city center, but they do not allow overnight so we came back to this one.

Great campsite. ZAR 150 pppn but it is great with an outdoor shower, bathtub and many other things. The sites are great as described elsewhere.

A nice clearing right off road with fire ring. Partial views west and east, 1-3 bars Verizon. Stayed here 2 nights. A few vehicles have gone by early. Very quiet after 7pm.

No overnight parking, was told around 11pm that I had to leave by a security guard. But was recommended to a close by grocery store to stay for the night.

GPS is Meziadin PP. We drove to see glacier and Into STEWART Small cafe, about 8 tables? .. bakery goodies are excellent and made in house by the chef ! We had banana bread, mocha cake and blueberry scones. They serve food as well. It didn’t look like they were ill affected by lack of sales during covid, meaning the locals must love them too. They were busy.

Just pay the $200 to support the local community. The area is clean and flat. If you are tent camping you can put your tent up on the beach, per the guy that takes care of the area.

Loud…busy…dogs barking…screaming kids… you get the point. Will definitely stealth camp next time I come through.
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Four spots with water and power. $20 per night. Self-pay if they are closed. $10 extra to use the dump station. Hot showers and clean running-water bathrooms. View of the mountains. Dog-friendly with grass and trees. Four bars Verizon signal. No laundry, but laundromat nearby. Burner-friendly. (Water fill up $.25 per gallon if you don't stay here.)

Large Closed Road sign right off the main road. And the spot to pull in to this marking has a clear pile of tree debris laid out to stop you.

cg in colville nf, $24 per night. pit toilets, potable water, fire rings, picnic tables, trash cans. in the tall trees next to the river.

First night free after getting a players card and a visit with security to be approved to stay. Then you are expected to spend at least $50 dollars on the machines for up to 4 more nights. Too rich and risky for my blood, I moved on from there and did not stay.

Nice place for big rigs and for a quick stop.. Did not see any beats... If you going south you should go on the next spot! Near the fish camp!! Better X1000.

9/10. Firewood was provided but didn't use. Can hear a lot of cows mooing at night. Place is well maintained.

All nice and friendly to beginn with...parking overnight also no problem at first. After some drinks and souvenirs had been bought we were asked to park somewhere else....cheap and unfriendly way to treat travelers. Be aware of begging and ceaky kids....”

in front of Prefectura's office we spend a couple of nights, there is a public WiFi Network that once in a while works, the closer bathroom is in Monumento a la bandera.
in the week you will woke up in the middle of a lot of cars, try to park close to the exit if you want to go next morning. We leave the car here for hours with any problem, very secure and free.

This is a wonderful place. They serve local Colombian food (so lots of meat) and also have burgers and things like that. We are a vegan and a vegetarian and we were blown away by the food here too, they gave us vegetarian options and have a nice variety of local, national beers and fruit juices as well as hot drinks (tea, tinto).

We ordered a menu de día and asked to Jade it “vegetariano, sin carnet” so extra beans/salad/plantains or an egg instead. The menu came with a jugo and a soup (plantain soup! Sooo good).

If you are adventurous try the beverage named *Claro* is very typical of Medellin. It’s served cold and is made with corn and milk. The quite unique thing is that you drink it while you take small bites from *bocadillo de guayaba* (sugary guava paste). Love it