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there is a pit toilet just down the street at the wildlife area.

has Verizon service, potable water if you have a keyway to open commercial spigots.
outbuilding has 2 120v receptacles(untested)

18 hour limit on parking is what the signs say. 1 bar of Verizon and if heading north you are heading into a 50+ mile dead zone.

just a gravel Pulloff. 1 bar boosted veeizon

several spots here including one closer to the highway

has a day use/no camping sign. Will be scouting other areas further down the road.

don't have 4wd so stayed at the end of the pavement 1 night. no issues. Huge dune area is listed as 14 day disbursed camping so the question is....it is ok to stay on edge of road, park and hike in and tent or 4WD in and camp.....maybe all 3 are ok. Regulations do want ALL vehicles on sand to have a 9' orange flag. Restrooms at boat launch.

RVs and trailers NOT allowed to drive down this road per signage. Didn't make it to the destination.

stayed overnight one night , no issues. no knocks, etc.

no shade, no internet, could be worse.
Going to keep driving.

3 days here waiting on an amazon delivery. Quite a variety of characters but had no issues here and wasn't bothered by anyone. Nice beach, basketball courts, dog park walking and bike trails.
I can see where some might say it is sketchy but I have travelled so many places I am more than used to seeing a few people that are rough around the edges.

$21 a night pay camping. $15 camping a few miles down the road after it turns to a dirt road. Pit toilets and no internet out there.

roads are less than perfect. washboard actually caused one of my headlights to burn out and offshoot roads to campsites are worse.

it is easier to drive in from the west side of the canal and circle back over the bridge than to drive straight in

confusing since signage states "pay area" but maybe that's just to the right. This area is to the left. asked the ranger guy but his reply was hesitant and less than clear. didn't stay. better to just stay at slab city.

not quiet but in a pinch it will do. High traffic areas used by RVs and Semis for overnighting. verizon internet was available here.

This place is permanently closed.

two lanes with center median. There is no side of the road to pull off and the whole street has no stopping signs.

parking by city permit only 8 am to 2am.

1 bar of Verizon service. basic roadside pull off. ocean view but private property signs so no access.

nice quiet oceanside pull off. no amenities. A little Verizon service by the water that fades our as you get closer to the road.

posted "no camping" per county ordinance.

pit restroom(BYOTP) nice spots, nice waterfront and boat launch. great Verizon coverage. love it