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Nothing special, only $10 (on the honor system, cash or check) which seems to be cheap for CO. Unfortunately the spigot by the dump station doesn’t work and the spigot on the building is over 20’ away so if you’re using it as flush water your hose needs to be longer than 20’

This place is permanently closed.

Fairly quiet now that the temperature is getting hotter. 14 day limit but I stayed for 22 days and I saw other RVers that seemed to be here longer. Be mindful when pulling into campsites since people seem to be burning pallets which leaves a lot of nails and screws on the ground.

Great spot on the side of the canyon. No sleepwalkers or children! Quite a quiet road but when there are cars they do beep through the tunnel. Wasn’t a problem for us though

Posto 24h, banheiros limpos, sem banho, lugar silencioso para passar a noite.

Hostel is closed, we could park our car in the backyard. They tried to sell us a room in the nearby Orchid hotel. But guy at the reception was very unfriendly. We ended up staying in the azardi hotel nearby. Very clean and nice middle class hote. Was even cheaper than the orchid hotel. We paid € 28,- for the suite.

This was a great pull off for a night's sleep between days at the canyon. 15 minutes to the visitor center. quite a few neighbors but everyone was quiet. Ravens and small birds were very entertaining while drinking coffee in the morning.

un lugar tranquilo para pasar la noche, la señora Rosa te ofrece agua y baños.
el parqueadero es Gratis.

Free dump site with non-potable water. Easy to pull into

This place is in wrong location - it is located at 37.60244, -88.37952

Good place. You may find some dirt biker and lovers, but it's ok, there's tons of space.

Bom local, você pode escontrar um motoqueiro barulhento e alguns amantes, mas não chega a ser problema, há bastante espaço.

Under new ownership since fall of 2021. The new owner, Dan, is running it as a store for now; he says he hasn’t decided yet what he’ll offer in future. For now, the bus isn’t available as a bunk room and he isn’t sure about tent camping or RVs. Best to check before you plan to stay there.

nice place to pull off for the night. no one bothered us. just a little clearing with some small fire rings and a picnic area. Verizon service worked just fine. light traffic noise, it's right off a highly trafficked highway.
maps will tell you to turn too soon and at night the turn can be very easy to miss.

500 birr (10$) at this moment for a place and 2 persons. beautiful spot.

Family garden. Great place to stay, close to the lake and bars/restaurants. €13/night incl elec/water for 2 pers, camper and dog.

Park my 32 foot RV here for two days while staying with relatives in Jackson. lot is patrolled by security and parking is allowed. as requested park on the side of the lot facing towards Starbucks Wendy's and chipotle

Free dump with gas purchase at gas station across the road. Don't know if water is potable but there is a hose for flushing.

This place was rad. Camped next to some airplanes in the parking lot. We arrived when the museum was about to close so the had us pay $30 to park in the parking lot and included admission to the museum for the next day. Museum opens at 9 so we woke up and walked over to see the Spruce Goose! There’s also lots of open land around the parking lot with woods and vineyards which made for a nice morning walk with the dog. And a really cool rocket ship playground for our kid!

Nice, quite place, beautiful spot but we’re assuming locals got mad from campers and reported it… we camped here late April, no bylaw sign saying “no camping or overnight parking”, we come back today and what do you know. There’s a sign saying exactly that.

This place is permanently closed.

This place is permanently closed.

There is a very public sign posted at the entrance stating that the parking lot is closed as of 5/20/22.

Affiche d'interdiction de séjour pour les roulottes entre 23h00 et 7h00.

Big campground with 190 lots from crowded expensive to cheaper close to the woods.

This place is permanently closed.

It is crazy noisy here. It is packed. One truck pulls out, and another pulls in. Everyone of them is running a generator. Did I mention it was NOISY? As loud as all the truck generators are you can still hear the traffic on I 40 and the nonstop trains just beyond. Yes, there are vending machines, but they will take your money even when they are empty. Sorry about your luck. The pet exercise area is nice. There are water Spicket‘s that you could use to fill your tanks if there were a parking space available in front of them. Unfortunately, there are no spaces in front of them. I’m usually not bothered by noise but the decibel level here is through the roof.

Nice mall in Calgary that has 5 RV spot (not for cars) for you to use for up to 2 nights.
You have to register online first at
https://www.southcentremall.com under the tourism tab.
It’s all explained on the website but in short:
you fill a form online or in person,
once you arrive there, you go see guest services so they give you your parking permit (they also have a phone number in the FAQ {how do I check in} in case you arrive after closing time.)
then you enjoy your free nights by CIBC.

Please follow the rules on the website and shop there so they keep allowing us free nights.

Rules of Enjoyment
– RV/Motorhome must be self-contained with its own power and sewer hose
– Use of an open BBQ or fire pits is not permitted on the shopping centre property
– Tents are not permitted
– Chairs cannot be set up outside of the RV/Motor-home
– Reservations expire 24-hours from the time of check-in
– RV Sewage will not be disposed on the property
– Guests to follow and comply with private property policies and procedures for duration of stay

As described, quiet relaxed spot by a little river for 5 bucks a night. Washrooms with showers available. Lots of families around enjoying the park.

Rocky Gap Campground offers 278 individual campsites (including 30 equipped with 30 amp electric hook-ups, mini cabin and yurt Options), a family group site and two youth group camping areas.

The campground also features a dump station, bathhouses with hot water in each loop, the Scales & Tales Aviary, canoe/kayak/SUP board rentals (Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day), a nature center, a private swimming beach, a playground, trail access, Snack Shack and a camp store. Pets are allowed in Camp Loops Ash, Birch, Chestnut, Dogwood and Elm (Sites 1- 143). Alcohol is only permitted inside personal motor homes. Check-in for campsites is 3 p.m. and check-out is 1 p.m.

Great place to visit. Very quiet and plenty of space between the sites. Electric at some sites, but not all. 15 minutes from the C&O Canal and GAP Trail