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water tap, in the entrance- exit of valencia. in front there is a mercadona and a fruit store. nice plaza

This campsite is on BLM land about 1 mile off highway 50 on a very nicely maintained county rd.
May-September you will find a very nice campsite right after an official BLM sign and gate. In April you will arrive to find a locked gate but thankfully there is a large flat area that is also on BLM land just outside the gate. Camped here for 2 days without any issues. You can go in the gated area on foot or horseback but the road is closed to motor vehicle traffic September - May. When the gated area is open I would say definitely a 14 day tents allowed but this large pull off area seems more like a car, van, small motorhome few days place.

Great spot right before the beginning of Capital Reef! Several spots up high or down low beside the creek. It was flowing and gave nice rushing water white noise all night. It’s also in a little canyon so pretty protected from wind (atleast when I was there). Also very little to no bugs! Highly recommend. Also, there are nice pit toilets at the park entrance sign about 1-2 minutes away!

4 spots available. NOT level, and fill up quickly. Not the greatest area. Several homeless sleeping in the area, and we even witnessed a fight, possible drug deal... Something was being exchanged and argument broke out. One guy was swinging a tire iron. Enjoyed breakfast and headed out. But, definitely struggled to sleep, did not feel safe.

free overnight parking with heated flushable washrooms. Lots of parking room for cars and bigger vehicles. Says max 8 hour parking. Has free Telus Wifi connection that seems to work pretty good

Visited on a weekend. Room for plenty of vehicles at the spot by the lake and along the way in. Others were camped by the lake. With some clearance, you might find offshoot roads that climb the hills on either side and find your own spot with a panoramic view of the lake and surrounding country.

Great little campsite owned by an English/Spanish couple. They are making a great effort at renovating the place. Toilets and showers in great nick, hot showers. I paid €15.20 for one tent one Moto. Right on the route of the coast of death and within striking distance of A Coruna. Breakfast was under five euros for toast jam and two coffees, I needed if after smashing the Portugal ACT

Followed directions given here. Big flat area. Camped up fine. A couple of locals walked by, no issues. super quiet. some great eagles having a spat with some parrots 🦜 for entertainment!

Pasamos una noche acá! Lugar amplio para estacionar, con una vista hermosa. Dormimos con otros motorhomes, lo recomendamos!

Another BLM site on the side of the road. Has level spots, big rig friendly, room for multiple vehicles, T-Mobile is okay (not great), has nice views and is close to Monument Valley.

withdraw with charge of 8500 CLP for German Visa and Mastercard

Parked in the big pullout across from the sign explaining private/BLM land. Surrounded by expansive views across low vegetation/high desert

Spent the night in the parking lot before catching the TMC ferry the next day. At first the guard wouldn’t let us in by making the excuse that they were full. We pressed him by telling him we had a ticket for the ferry and we don’t take up much room so he relented and fit us in. Safe but the idling trucks are a bit noisy and more importantly, stinking up the parking lot with diesel fumes. Otherwise it’s only 70 pesos.

There are a number of designated campsites scattered along this road. Well spaced apart and relatively flat spots. Decent AT&T signal (2 bars 5Ge).

Great place with several spots with or without shade! In our case, there was nobody else there, even during a nice Saturday evening. The view of Llaima Volcano is a nice bonus!

A nice and quiet place. No one else was there. There is a soccer field nearby that has porta potties and there are some grocery stores in the town nearby.

I do not recommend: very slow, very expensive, not very professional.

There are two places to camp on either side of the Tri-State Rodeo grounds. On the north side is a full-hookup area appropriate for larger RVs. But between the dog park and the cemetery is an electric-only campground that works great for class B and C campers.

I actually had to ask someone where it was, because no one else was parked there. It's self-registration, and I didn't even notice the electrical boxes when I first went by. You park on the grass, and I'd be careful if it's rained. Even with dry weather, my wheels spun a bit getting out.

$15 for electric site $8 for a tent (non-electric) site. I was the only person there on a warm Saturday night in mid-April. Very quiet, but a bit hard to figure out where to go.

arrived late at night and all was great. no issues in the morning and we left at the place as clean as we found it and even more.

This place is awesome plenty space for campers. When we stayed here there were other campers. Everyone kept to themselves. We felt safe here. It’s nice and clean. Perfect for starlink. Our dogs loved this area plenty of space to play. We bought the fishing license although nobody came to check if we had it but if they had we were prepared. Definitely stopping here again when we are driving through GA. We travel in a promaster 3500 which did fine on the unpaved road leading to campsites.

We spent here a Saturday night. we still could hear the music from the town but we felt safe. watch out for the mosquitoes!

There are two turnouts here. One is behind a small hill. It is shaded. The other is open and more flat. Much of the area uphill of here is heavily burned. By the way, the Trail of 100 Giants is closed but you can get to it and walk through much of it, if you park illegally. It worked out for us.

Large lot. Slept in my van. Parked near the back close to BK. Some road noise. Comfortable night.

as others have mentioned, the parking lot is small and the area to the left of the Cracker Barrel has quite a bit of highway noise, but otherwise it is a nice little stop

nice place, close to the park. the children enjoyed the water pad, the playground and the public toilet. we used the picknick tables for dinner and breakfast. quiet place to stay at night . walging distance to the city center. we stayed 2 nights without any problem

Very nice neighborhood. There isn’t a sign for 72 hour parking anymore, but nothing that says no overnight parking. We stayed here one night and there was very little traffic. Would stay again.

I was told that there was no accomedation in this town, so I decided to stay in this warehouse near the factory and police station. There's a bigger room and a small room behind. I chose the small room, which was hidden from the main road, and didn't have so much broken glass on the ground like the bigger room did.

gorgeous location next to creek, minutes walk to downtown. right on bike path. it's a parking lot for a municipal building so it says no public parking mon-fri until 5 pm. we pulled in at 5 on Friday and slept overnight with our vans pop top up. no one bothered us. leaving now around noon. a couple other vans were here when we arrived and gone in morning.

I don’t know if it’s OK to park and sleep here anymore. At around 1130pm cops came and told each car one by one that they can’t stay there overnight.

Basic but clean hotel in Oporapa situated at the back of the petrol station . Only 4 rooms, I was charged 40,000 COP for one person for the night. The owners let me keep my bicycle in a garage attached to the petrol station overnight.
If full, there is another hotel around the corner