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Not for free anymore. You pay €8 and can get fresh water and empty your dirt tank.
Noise of the passing boats.

$6 campground set in oak/pines. Requires drive up tight switchbacks through previous fire corridor but campground is rebuilt and shaded. Inside Mendocino Nat'l Forrest and rangers do stop by to verify self-payment fees paid. During the day there is off-road vehicle noise and lots of stop-bys to use the pit toilets. This is mostly winter; summer is quieter.

Very clean and good service. Big and small mashines no wifi

Very clean picnic area. A little out of the way but easy to get to. The road coming in is super narrow but paved so be careful and watch your mirrors when meeting someone.

Not the perfect spot, but if you get off the ferry in the dark and don't feel like offroading, it'll do. Some noise from local fishermen. Plenty of space. No facilities, but plenty of bushes.

Traveled from Texas... by far our favorite place, got there a little early in order to spend time on the beach eat and watch the sunset... boondocking at its finest, there were other rvs and car campers, all of whom were friendly and polite... had coffee, watch the sea otter pups play, and stayed till nearly 9am, very quiet restful and peaceful... honestly could have stayed longer!!

One way road off Baylor canyon drive with multiple pullouts for camping. Great view of the mountains and sunset. Not many cars driving by

Rafael has always gone above and beyond to help me with car issues. He speaks English and is extremely thorough; I would recommend him to anyone.

The pin is his motorcycle shop (he had to shut down his old shop because of covid) but he knows several mechanics around town for jobs involving cars, trucks, vans, etc.

WhatsApp:. +52 967 108 1037

Good to stay in the backside, there are a few big parking lots, quiet, save to visit the town, sleep there.

After a hard day on my bike from Burrel I came down and pulled in here.Lovely flat grassy spot.Camped on the grass. Loads of space.
1 local on a horse, who wished me a nice night, and couple of cars passed.Friendly.
None after 7pm.Very quiet.

Amazing grassy campsites with brilliant views to the Kafue river. Each campsite has a braai area and sink/tap. Firewood is for free and the camp care taker will light your fire each night.
Ablutions are clean with very hot showers.
Very easy access to the national park.
Paid 180k pppn. Well worth it.

great place that being said if you like wild boars you can expect them at night to come to this spot. other than that it's a beautiful spot to catch great sunset great view of the Stars and not very much road noise a few ATV here and there but really a fantastic spot just on the border in between Oklahoma and Arkansas.

Just called the Cafe to confirm, the showers are open again. Will be stopping by there in the next few days.

Stayed here one night and it was all good. we were two vans and weren't bothered by anyone. there are plenty of places to park where you are not visible from the road

shower and tap water right at the beach next to a beach bar

The parking lot is huge. Parked off to the side with some semis. They did some idling during the night, which made noise. But otherwise, it's a great spot.

entrance gate closed open Thursday till Sunday . No idea if it due to Covid.

still closed.... need 40 characters
so Access Cerrado

Not suitable for big rigs; the road is steep and unpaved.

100m more north there is a place where anyone can park, also unpaved but flat and easy.

Right next to the road, but not much traffic

Stayed in site 19 which wasn't too far from the bathrooms. Bathrooms were clean with warm water at the basin. They do have showers but I didn't use them so can't report on this feature. Our site was hard to level (class B RV) but this could have been a user issue. Convenient locale to explore the area between Jenner and Petaluma. The Bodega
Head area was breathtaking. When we were there the dump station was not operational however I have heard that this issue has been remedied.

You can find this camping also on internet. Great view.

All these turn offs along the road are private property. Was told by a local to ask if I could post asking people to stop using these turnouts.

Propane. Open Monday to Friday. Sat 9-1.

We had planned on staying here but there was a sign that said you needed a hunting/fishing permit to use the land. We decided to find another spot and stayed at a paid campground for the night.

we ended up staying at the shady Grove campground when our plans for staying at the Flagler Reservoir didn't work out . we are so glad that we landed at the campground. it's super cute and had all that we needed, Wi-Fi, a place to park, showers, and water! they also have RV hookups. if we ever come through again we will totally stay here. it was only $21 for a basic site. I think a few dollars more for full RV hookups.it is right off i-70 so a super convenient location with a gas station down the street. The other thing we appreciated was the early check-in time at 8:00 a.m. and the late checkout time of 4:00 p.m. it gave us time to do what we needed to do the next day.

Not sure this spot is legal but we spend one night here and in the middle of the night the police did look around our vehicle. Nothing happens, they don’t wake us, after looking inside with their moi they gone away and that it !
The spot are at the end of a street a few step from the river, nice view on downtown. Besides to a cycle path. Very quiet
There is no sign said that we cannot stay for the night

Arrived On May 12 and found sign “Dump station closed for season.” No indication when it would be open

Checked it out. Nothing special. Shooting range nearby. Decided not to stay.

There are no overnight parking signs but we asked at customer service and were told it was OK to park on the east side of the lot as long as we did not block the truck entrance. Walmart has a fuel station. We stocked up on supplies.

good western Union inside the changomas.
hight restriction but you can park in thé neumatico in front of ypf