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This camping area is a large dirt lot adjacent to the Big Bear Transfer Station, I camped 2 nights in a 20 foot campervan, others came and went while I was there. Not a pretty site but it is next to a PCT (Pacific Coast Trail) trailhead. Also, it’s paved all the way, located off Holcomb Valley Road, just Google Big Bear Transfer Station. NO services, pack it in, pack it out.

Nice spot next to a creek in a forest clearing. Lots of wood and clean water! Room for a few cars and suitable for 2wd and big rigs. It has been previously fly tipped but isn’t too noticeable. Let’s keep it clean!
There are also other pull outs further down the road

Nice place. What is a bit regrettable is that it’s very dirty, and we were there in fall (out of season) so no reason to say they couldn’t clean a little bit.
Otherwise it’s a nice place to stay one or two days and relax. 20000 pp for camping.

Not closed! Needed a spot to stay for the night. Talked to a ranger at the Lake Meade visitor center and she said both this campground and Las Vegas Bay campground rarely fill up especially on weekdays. $20 for a site. First come first serve. Near the shore of Lake Meade which was nice, both for the views and hanging out. Water spigots, flush toilets, fire ring, picnic table, some sites have pavilion shelters. Some wheelchair accessible/ADA sites too.

Slept here the night. No one bothered us. We stayed til about 930. Closed at 11 at night due to Covid.

Pick your spot! Nice grassy areas.
By the old ruined house 650 m down the rocky road from the the Resort and Pass.
Fresh water stream nearby and fire pits.
I camped at the side of the house kinda hidden from the road.
Note: these last few Kms to the top/ resort/pass are very rocky and rough.
4x4 only and there's little deviation where the road got washed out.

we arrived here around 7 and settled in and within 5 mins the cops came, they checked our ID and said it was ok to stay one night. we made a fire to cook dinner and just as it got dark two more cop cars arrived and made us leave. nice spot and but very popular with the police

after spending all day driving every road in the area, this is the best your gonna get. The snow is unpassable on all roads going up as of today may 11th. don't waste your time getting to the higher sites with views.

completely snowed in, don't waste time trying to get here until the end of may.

Tacoma was tried to clear path.

road is snowed in. couldn't get through with lifted truck. nice road otw in though.

la police est venu nous avertir. on ne pouvait malheureusement pas dormir ici.

Superbe paysage et une ambiance calme. ça vaut le détour

Everything as described before. Still open and recommended. Not so many animals, but it's not the right season for elephants.
We stayed 2 nights, during the morning we drove through the park and spotted 1 giraffe, jackal, sable antelope. Many impalas and hippos near the Hippo Pool and campsite.
We paid NAD140 entrance fee for 2 people and our car (2 nights)
and NAD80 conservation fee.
Very friendly officer (Fabian 081 6062961) and staff

I don't know what's wrong with this guy but he has a nefarious attitude full of bad energy
the one I have not is $ 35.00 were 2 rooms total of $ 70.00 we decided not to stay because of the heavy atmosphere that this place has
definitely we don't stay

Really nice view! Was quiet at night, we were the only van parked. Lots of hiking trails and we enjoyed yoga while looking at the lake!

Very buggy at night so I’d recommend bringing bug spray and keeping the car doors closed.

Had some Verizon and t mobile service but it cut out a few hours into working.

This place is a hidden gem. Even my Seattle friends can’t believe I found unregulated parking in the heart of the city. 20ish spots.

I kept my van here for 4 days and nights. No tickets, no towing, all was fine.

This is a neat area. It is pretty quiet at night. We were the only overnighter. You need a permit to explore the wildlife area but we came, slept, and left. We were not bothered by anyone. Lots of birds nearby. Quite a bit of room for smaller rigs, and maybe 1 big rig.

As described, level, quiet & one other truck there. Perfect place for the night after spending the day in Yellowstone, then having a great burger down at The Corral!

lugar para dormir
tranquilo tem restaurante
água e banheiro tem uma praça linda próximo ao posto

Nice family house with 12 big suítes and a big Parking área also for Motorhomes.

There are some signs saying the area is closed but there were a few other people in the area. Seems like they are chopping a lot of wood out there, but followed the directions of going right before making the left turn to the parking lot. Only one other camper van close to the entrance of going a off pavement. There aren’t too many level areas so I used leveling blocks for the car, but very quiet. Found a nice spot down the “road” and to the right into a clearing. I’m not sure of campfire rules, so I didn’t try as i didn’t want to test my luck. From other posts, it seems you need a permit. I’ll be back for sure! Spent 1 night, no issues.

Cute little site off a dirt road. Put our tent up here for a night and it was very quiet.

Beautiful site. There were not a lot of people. A decent amount of spots but you have to drive for awhile. If you’re looking to go to Zion you’re at least an hour away bc you have to go back through Hurricane to get there.

Nice pull off no amenities. Slept in van and went for walk by the water. Quiet, but near to RT 7.

Camping 500ksh for 2 people. Campsite is a grassy area.
They have several bungalows (two in the form of tree houses) that you can stay in, although I do not know the price of these and I'm not sure if I would 100% trust that the proper maitenance has been done. Otherwise campsite is fine, there was a fire pit with fire going when we visited. Toilet/shower area is not right next to campsite and requires a short walk. Also, abolutions could use some improvements as they are small with nowhere to hang clothes. Shower with good water pressure. Not bad for 500ksh!
There's a restaurant only 5 minutes drive away called Jambo Hamburger House that we ate at. (Location on google.) Hamburger tasted fine. You could eat here if you want a break from cooking.

UPDATE: There is a Mida Eco Camp and a Mida Nature Camp in close proximity. We initially were going to Mida Eco camp when we saw a sign with ”Mida Camp" on it and an arrow pointing right and accidentally turned up here. Above review is for Mida Nature Camp, not Eco Camp. sorry for confusion.

This place is permanently closed.

Great place to overnight. not clear if it's a 2 night or 14 night limit.

Beau spot
Nous sommes resté 3 nuits .. quelques passant mais sans plus
Bon pour la pêche (Doré) licence de pêche accessible en ligne
Aucune commodité
Vous devez être autonome

This place is permanently closed.

Grassy spots to choose from in between bushes, no views from the campsite but at the restaurant on the deck you can look all around. Plenty of zebra and impala to be seen from the road coming here. Camping still 10USD, 3 course dinner 10USD or just a main for 7USD, excellent fish curry! The showers have a solar geiser so with days of rain non stop it is unfortunately cold but a good place to rest a bit.