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The place is very good, near to houses, near to main roàd from ALTAMIRA to TIMANA, Huila Department.

Nice site for one rig and a couple of tents.Amazing views of Linville Gorge. This site is right off of Old NC 105 so had some traffic late into the night. Has fire ring

electric running water beautiful views of the lake

The square is at the end of a fork in a dirt road. If you want to be alone this is the perfect place.

nice and quiet. it was raining so we didn't go to the beach.

This is the spot! A Lot of people sleeping here! No one bothered us. Very one was very quite and respectful. The highway is right there so it was a bit loud. It did quit down but then picked up agin in the morning.

Il y avait 31 véhicules la nuit dernière, stationnés sur le quai et les espaces ouverts près du quai. Ai demandé aux policiers qui patrouillaient: 'camping 'toléré'. Endroit était très propre et calme, malgré l'achalandage. Il n'y a pas de traversier en 2020 à cause de la Covid.

I stayed at the Riverside campground - I reserved ahead of time via Reserve America for $23, which included the campsite and parking space. It is a 2 min drive from I-80 whereas the other campgrounds were another 15-20 min drive. There were multiple unisex vault toilets and pumps for potable water, but no showers or cleaning stations at this site. Each site has its own fire pit and bbq station. Right outside the entrance, there was a stand with firewood you can buy (no one attending - you just leave your money in a box).
Few things to note:
(1) This campground is outside of Rockport State Park. You can get here without paying the park entrance fees, but you cannot see the actual lake nor can you quickly hike to it from here. Entrance to the park is another 10 min drive
(2) This campground is right next to the Wanship Dam, so you can feel a low rumble throughout the campsite the whole time. Wasn't enough to bother me for the most part - I only noticed it when I was setting up a telescope.
(3) Seems like a very family friendly park in general, so when I came, there were a lot of kids running around. Again, didn't bother me much but might be a point of consideration for others.

This place is quite cute. Room enough for one. Out in the middle of nowhere.

About 5 miles of gravel off the paved road to an eerie looking abandoned structure. The arch is pretty cool and there’s a pretty level spot to park. Overall would recommend!

One of the most beautiful road pullout in the «Bas-Saint-Laurent». Washrooms and picnic tables (at least 5 or 6, placed on different levels and far away from each other) are accessible all year long. Astonishing sunsets make this place a must when travelling to Gaspesie!!

This is an informal tent camping spot on top of Unaka Mountain. Access here to the Appalachian Trail. A good bit of traffic as far as people goes and of course cars to drive about 2 ish miles "up" a gravel rd. Im in a Promaster and I made it no problem and it was wet and a little rain on the way up. 4-5Mbps download and about 1.5up so Verizon signal is really good considering. There is a turn around when you get to the top but only 1 or 2 level spots. One under some trees and one on the far side of the turn around. I arrived at night and it was foggy so I couldn't see anything. Stayed one night. Nothing here but a gravel road so bring what you need and take what you use.... leave no trace.

This site also has dump station and potable water for RV, no charge. We used it several times over four weeks in August and September. Also nice general store with gas and free wi-fi.

Super easy to find, right off the road which was a surprisingly busy road. Camping area was nice with fire pits on a small, beautiful calm lake. We camped on a Saturday night and got woken up numerous times until about 2am by teenagers causing a raucous. Felt a bit unsafe at times, but was free and accessible in our 30ft motorhome.

this is an amazing spot... the grass is cut tall so someone is keeping an eye on it. There is a bit of debris and some trash around but not enough to spoil it. .. I'm here in early september and I haven't seen another person in 2 hours. I cooked a steak here and ate while the sunset over the lake. Road is easy a cess. advise staying on the road in case of nails

next to the street. nobody here
good for a night

Great find! Warm spring was delightful. Didn’t use the showers or potty, we are self sufficient. Check out the gorge 2 miles down the road out of the cg. Opal mines are a draw but you can buy rather than dig. Great sunrises and sets, cool mornings, early fall. Loved it and stayed a 2nd night. Free is a bargain!!!

Free water spigot near anglers access parking on side of road.

Great dispersed camping area, I found the only open spot that worked perfectly for my Class C mini motorhome. Near the river and some walking trails. Only the first few spots appear to have service. There was none where I went.

lugar muito bonito, limpo e organizando.
quiosques com geladeira, mesa e energia.
piscina estava vazia
R$ 40 a diária

Excellent spot...very large parking area just beyond the bridge down by the water.
2 docks and picnic tables on them supplied by the Lions I believe.
Small pike caught off the dock.
Construction on the bridge so traffic noise is minimal and as we are below the road level it is less still.
I would estimate there is room for 3 or 4 large campers ( ors is 26 feet plus a truck ) but none is right on the water....close enough to see it and enjoy it however.
Locals may use it for fishing but by evening we were alone.
Lovely quiet spot.
There is also a pretty large grassy area opposite to the parking lot for tents ot dog walking...room for several tents but not level everywhere as seen in the pic
In the pic taken from the dock our RV is not visible to right, just across from White car so you can see how big the lot is.

Fine for a night. There is a water spigot over by the horse area ( East end)

Lovely place where you only meet fisher men, farmers and mosquitos. Access by narrow, very steep but paved road.

Buck Lake is a group camping facility in the heart of Ocala National Forest in Florida. Great for family reunions and social gatherings, the campground can host a group of up to 50 guests along the shores of Buck Lake. Activities include fishing, boating, picnicking, hiking and simply relaxing and enjoying the breeze.

Quiet, Peaceful, Secluded. One Place I'll definitely revisit.

stayed 3 nights
can confirm previous comments

great birding spot

Big wide open space for camping. Close to the salt flats

29 campsites $13 a night. Beautiful forest setting with toilet s and RV dump.hiking trails.

There are some small 'no tents' signs to indicate no camping but no real other signage like in other national parks, so we spent the night. After the hike a warden knew we were here overnight and gave us a friendly warning that there is no camping in any of the national park car parks. Assume this also means some of the unofficial car parks up the road with no signs (eg at taff trailhead) but you might be OK there.

Gorgeous Parks Canada spot called “The Landscape of Grand Pre.” Has a big parking lot, and picnic area. Didn’t see any “No” signs either, so possibly good for staying overnight. (I only spent about 3 hours here mid-day reading and taking in the gorgeous scenery). Busy but quiet spot.