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Wonderful wildcamp where overlanders will be in peace since the road is in pretty bad shape. A bench is provided, and a nice firespot. If I had to pick on anything, the Creek beside the road is a bit loud in our flip-up-tent.

Great spot. No line, quiet. Close on/off interstate. Left $5.00.

This place is permanently closed.

This place is permanently closed.

Access after or before the tunnel. Once on the dirty truck, if you take your right, crossing the bridge, you reach the right side of the beach without trees. Taking the left you get the trees . Is not posible go by car from left to right because of a narrow river

Closed due to Covid-19

Large pull out on FS 117. It’s not the most scenic site but there’s a nice half circle rock cliff to make it feel private. FS 117 camping was packed when we visited so we were lucky to find this spot. Large enough for rv, tents, overlanders. Plenty of rocks for fire ring, wood for gathering. Road was quiet at night. 2 bar WiFi

Ok for one night but no longer. At end of the road there's a little river and it's more quiuet.Bit trashy but nice (artificial) lake, lots of birds and good stars. Also, many cars and barking dogs all over the valley. Ok for one night.

Makeshift camping spot at the highest spot in Kentucky. There is a FAA radar dome and the site of one of the first cable systems in the US. The camping spot we used is in between those two. The road getting up here was gravel and it was decently maintained up until the last 0.2 beyond the campsite up to the cable tower/plaque. We got up with without 4x4 in a Fore Transit 350 Eco. There are bears everywhere. We saw two on the road coming up and one at our campsite after dark that lingered so we ended up going inside. This seems to be a popular spot for locals going beyond the gated road on quads. Version signal on and off. Decent spot if nothing else around.

This place is not spectacular but good for a night.
Of course you can hear the traffic in the morning and in the evening, but at night it is totally quiet.
In the evening make a few foxes some noise.
With vehicles to 2 m heights you can hide well behind the abandoned house, with big rigs you get better than Futter up to the abbreviation house.

very good water quality with good pressure. 1/2" thread.

Maybe that's not the most beautiful place to stay over, but if you like to walk, then go to N 27 to 2700 m, 30.159360 ° N 57.402410 ° O http://maps.google.com/maps?q=30.15937%2C57.40242 and continue with a disturbing fragrance of the mountain herbs!

it was closed today!
reason unknown!
Ramadan is finished and the corona lockdown is over.....

Worth noting they have some 4x4 trails in the hills behind, including a lake/dam where you can camp. There is a 12km or 26km trail. They are quite steep and I wouldn’t risk my fully loaded Landy with roof tent etc in them just for a bit of fun, but is eas fine my my friends unladen Jerp

One cool and funky stand alone guesthouse/building offer by Namvic Safaris, see pictures and details at the link below.
Nicely decorated and with a lovely view from the deck. Run by the friendly Chris and Ana. Can be self catering or meals provided.

http://namvicsafaris.com/accommodation/windhoek/

This site is for hikers and bicyclers only. In Lockeport, the Shelburne County Rail Trail crosses a long former bridge/causeway. About mid-way on the crossing there is a spit of land on the left that has a short narrow path leading up to the top of a hill where there is a wide clearing for a tent or two. There is a gravel beach area suitable for a rocky bottom swim. Everything is pristine so be sure to respect that and take everything out with you when leaving.

This is a wide pull out on the causeway next to the dunes on the only road leading into Lockeport village so there is light traffic. Good place for spending a night and a day on the beach. There is a stairway leading out of the pull out, over the dunes and onto the beach. There is a school playing field across the street and another boondocking opportunity in the parking lot. Everything is clean so please leave it that way.

Requires a Discover Pass to access park (annual $35, one day $11.50) and then there is a $5.00 (honor system) dump fee. Rinse water available (not potable).

Historic abandoned rail station, quiet, arrived during the day slept one night. no problems. 5 min from here you you can visit the the space antennas (stop at the no trespass sign) good view from there.

As advertised. Not the nicest truck stop, but it definitely works. Bathrooms were clean though! Several other vans and small RV's that spent the night.

Great spot! Accessible for tent or car camping. 4 wheel drive not necessary, high clearance- maybe. Bring bug spray and water!

Nice spot away from the highway, either you can park near the boat launch which offers a Port-O-John, or you can follow the single lane road that can be found to your left as you enter the lot. The road dead-ends to a small plot which had a pre-built fire ring. I stayed here for the night and was never bothered by anyone, just had a train roll through early in the morning across the river from the site. I was able to sleep outside of my car and had a real nice view of the stars. There's a sign on the entrance that says you're allowed to stay 10 days in every 30 day period.

Remote place not far from the Interstate 80 - Acces from North is good with 2WD, South only for 4WD.
Excellent cell service.

This place is permanently closed.

Countless wild camping spots down this road with incredible views of Ephraim. One of our favorite spots so far. Full Verizon signal. 2wd roads suitable for RVs. Lots of locals back here.

Nice relatively level parking spot for a couple rigs. Off the highway but quite a bit of traffic along the dirt road to what seems like fire wood cutting private land. Parking area just before the gate.

greatest view! dirt road. extremely popular for the sunset apparently. BLM!! cars and vans ok. narrow road, though a caravan was parked up here. everybody leaves after the sunset.

Nice dispersed spot with space for small trailers or truck campers. View of the nearby lake.

area as described. quiet, tons of parking.

Allowed to sleep here overnight. Just don't park by the exit and leave no trace when you leave please.