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The entrance says boaters only permit required but the water is right there so if you want to chance it. we did not.

Totally open. No problemo. You need to park with all the box trucks and transit vans, in the outer spots....and frequent the establishment. Stealth is key, but I ran my genny most of the night. Most, or all, services available here.

Simple beach showers, but nice after a day of visiting Pelee Island or if it's warm. Next to the two basketball courts, behind the building looking from the beach.

port of lomas. small quiet town, the port is cute you can buy fish there all day long. we bought ray and shark there, but the local specialty is pejerey. there is everything nearby: kiosko restaurant… we stayed there for 3 days, the locals are very friendly. the only downside is the garbage truck that passes with loud music at 6:45. we were able to load water at the Vicky kiosco.

port de lomas. petite ville tranquille, le port est mignon on peut y acheter du poisson toute la journée. nous y avons acheté de la raie et du requin, mais la spécialité du coin c’est le pejerey. il y a tout à côté : restaurant kiosko… nous y sommes restés 3 jours, les habitants sont très sympathiques. le seul point noir est le camion de poubelle qui passe avec la musique à fond à 6h45. nous avons pu charger de l’eau au kiosco Vicky.

Nice place to rest for a night. Clean Restrooms, free firewood and a beautiful creek. Mosquitoes level ok.
A bit close to the road, but nothing to worry.

I saw a local in a bike stop and fill up his water bottle and drank it. I saw it’s drinkable even if there is no signs.

Picknick place with big brazier to make campfire. Set up my tent here for a night without any problem. no water but location is in proximity of two villages

Watch out! These people try to make you pay for everything! The dinner was fine but not enough to cycle on the next day. They offer you drinks which they offer as included, and let you pay when you want to check out. Not a nice experience.
The dorm with warm shower for 25 USD is recommended, the rest not…

Don't spend a night here in the weekends, like every posto in the area, people will come and hang out drinking beer and listening to loud music all night until the morning.

It is not free. $28 a night, half that if you have a senior pass, $2 for your dog. I was in loop D. Big spacious sites, and I can see the lake. It was first come first served in June. Nice big picnic tables.

The lake has a nice sandy beach. AT&T had one bar, it was usable.

pretty rough driving in but flat. it worked because we're wide.

I only slept here because everything else was full but it was nice. you hear the water while you sleep.
no fires. just a lot of mosquitoes.

Parking lot with a few small sections of grass to pitch a tent. Remote up a partially gravel road, though doable with any car. 1 picnictable. Some people come by to walk their dog etc but otherwise empty and quiet. No signs saying no camping.

Very large place for any size rig. Hwy noise died down for a nice nights sleep. Our rig is 73’ long plenty of room to turn around.

No overnight parking signs.

You are no longer allowed to park here overnight.

If you don’t need hook ups and don’t want to spend $65, there are plenty of free options nearby. We have an off-grid van but they would not let us have a $30 dry camping spot. I would pass on this place. Head south from Wall toward the Badlands and there’s plenty of wild camping just east of the highway. You’ll see other RVs up there. The view is supposed to be spectacular.

Everything as described. An obvious pullout next to the water treatment plant. Looks like truckers might stay here overnight. On a Saturday afternoon only one person dumbed after us.

Very nice place. We used the large commercial washers for $6 each. $2 for dryer. Smaller regular sized washers for $3-$4.

Spot au pied du grande dune de sable. Piste à prendre avant la station service jusqu'au pied de la dune. Magnifique et reposant !

Bel endroit assez occupé mieux vaut arriver tôt, place pour plusieurs types d’équipements, très belle vue de l’eau peut importe où on est installé

Estuvimos con Hernán y Roberto arreglando una cosita del volante de la camioneta, muy buenas personas y amables !
El teléfono está correcto y siguen trabajando de lunes a sábado !

There is a clear sign saying No overnight parking. I moved elle where.

Dumpstation near the highway. Looks like there was also water before but didn't work when I was there

State Park with multiple campgrounds, hiking, lake activities, bathrooms, dump station, and more. Camp sites start at $15/night with ND state park pass or entry fee (currently $7/day or $35/year). Verizon at 4 bars.

Just wanted to check our TIP. Very friendly.

a service station with wifi, toilets, cafeteria

une station service avec wifi, toilettes, cafétéria

una estación de servicio con wifi, aseos, cafetería

Water spigots don’t work no water coming out and they are located at trucker pumps. Asked attendant who had no clue what potable water for an rv is or what a spigot is…

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Nice place, still open. Very large area of picnic tables, barbecue places and firepits in the woods.
Friday evening there was only a yoga group there and we did not bother anyone.

Be careful with open fires in the dry summers, though.

Stop here for the night, the traffic calmed down at night. Safe spot but noisy as a rest area could be.

Juste devant Sentier du Moulin, 10 espaces pour van et petit VR. 40$ pour la nuit. Entreposage SDM pour réserver.
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