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amazing little spot! i suggest staying here off-deason. waterton lakes is beautiful and they have a cute little village with cottages and bike/kayak rentals. there's also a walking/running path along the lake with spectacular views of the mountains. in mid-may, the campground was at no more than 25% capacity and the streets were empty (as none of the lodges were open and many shops were closed). it made for an amazing jog.

this campground is in the middle of the village and although not private (very much like a parking lot), it is absolutely gorgeous. mountain views from every campsite, and campground "G" sites are on a lake, too! I originally reserved a site in "B" next to the showers and bathrooms, and it has a full electric, water and septic hook up. the showers and toilets were closed for the season, so they offered me a site in the G campground (power only), and also gave me a refund on the price difference. G is probably the best section, of you don't need water or septic. water taps are available for fill ups of you have a jug.

great place to park up for a few days, especially off-season because it was fairly empty. not sure i would recommend it june-september.

Closed. Gate locked.

Easy access up a two track from US 20 in 2wd extended Transit. Long open views and dark skies.

This place is in wrong location - it is located at 47.81667, -124.15387

Must be marked as restaurant not attraction

Official campground along the Green River with lots of sites, some shade, water, great views and pit toilets.

It's beautiful here. Surrounded by wildflowers and Ponderosa pines and snow capped mountains in the distance. The only sounds we hear of the nearby river and songbirds. Lots of room for any size rig. We're getting solar! Cell signal is excellent.

Cool place to camp, $8 for the night. Clean outhouses. Quiet campground, great place for kids.

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Nice spot by the river. Pit toilets. Got a cop knock early evening. Said he was checking to be sure everything was ok and would let the night shift know not to bother me.

Fabulous location, friendly staff, good facilities. Kevin is super helpful. Clubhouse has great vies, food is excellent and affordable. Highly recommended.

nice spot with clear sea, very soft sand beach and a small blue church nearby. some locals pass by from time to time. the only drawback is that after the sun goes down here is everything full with very tiny flys that also bite. very annoying

Certified freedom camping spot for self contained vehicles. About 20 spots in a parking lot for large and small rigs. Not for tents. Toilets, cold showers, BBQ, picnic tables and outdoor sinks for dishwashing. Popular spot so it does fill up fast but has a friendly vibe with lots of vanlifers. Close to salt water pools. Very quiet.

Parking next to monastery. Quiet and clean.
We stayed here for one night. The security said it was ok and was very friendly.

Nice and quiet wild camp on a small hill (former carry) with nice views on the dam and river. you need a 4x4 to reach this place, the last 50m being steep and rocky. the place is flat with a weak edge MTV signal.
with our 2x4 campervan we stayed just downhill and spent a very quiet night, nobody around.

Wild camping in the yard of a local resident. We got permission from the owner to make camp behind his house. Beautiful Mafinga Mountain views. We paid a small fee to the owner as a thank you.

Call ahead to confirm they allow overnight parking. The wifi was available free from Ashmore Inn and Suites adjacent to the rear of the parking lot.

It's a nice camping, its near to de beach, where we can stay free in low season. You can see the lake and hear the birds.

Stayed one night. A few people pulling on and out until midnight. After that, it was quiet. We were the only car parked for the night. The view of the sunrise over the Colorado River was breathtaking. I would come again.

grande étendue après quelques minutes en offroad. petit chemin, n'y aller pas avec un van ou un camping car. zone plate avec quelques arbres :)

Pleasant RV park (and cabins) on the river across from the boondocking area. Hook up sites at $35 a night. We were charged $15 because we were just passing through for the night and didn’t need hook ups.
Nice bathrooms.

Beautiful large garden with lawns, almost a botanical garden feel to it. The campsite was waterlogged after the rain so right at the water edge there is a bit higher ground to park. Quiet and very peaceful, fishing boots passing, a perfect spot to relax and stay a couple of days. It will be busy on weekends with day visitors and music. Safe to swim! 30.000UGX pppn camping and a big menu with fish, pork, chicken etc for reasonable prices. Only downside is the distance to the toilets which is 200 meters but otherwise recommended. Clean toilets, cold showers

Small site off road. Fire pit, more or less level. Good for smaller rigs or tents. Quiet day and night. Great LTE Tmobile service.

Parking of Restaurant Ali Pasha on the way between Tepelenë and Fier. Short distant to the main road so it is quiet. We paid 5€ for one night, wifi and toilets (bit old but clean) included.

Spigot edge of lot away from building. Remember to ask and patronize buiz.

coin laundry open to hotel guests and to the public. open seasonally (starting May long weekend)

Showers $13 unlimited. Fluffy towel+washcloth, great pressure and heat, super clean. Laundry available too. 24hrs. Nice staff.

Great place to stare at the ocean with an incredible view in a very large turn out on the 1 highway. There is a little bit of T-Mobile cell phone service about two bars in the right position and I was able to do some work here as well. Admittedly the turn out is on a little bit of a slant but for my van it actually is nice when I can have a slight incline when I’m sleeping. Nothing too bad but for some people it might be too much. You could also park sideways and avoid that but for the area with no cell phone service and often blocked views this was a gem.

Price in now $50 pp and an additional $70 if you’d like to camp. They have cabañas for $350.
In my opinion not the best cenote, too many birds nesting making the place smell, and of course most of the droppings land in the water. Lots of algae and sediment in the water. Very slippery concrete landing.
But nice stalactites, decent stair access, a nice area with hammocks and little tables to picnic and relax. Refreshing swim in the 38 degree heat!!!

quiet place, nothing special, we stood one night with camper, for 150/person. plenty mosquito also during day, at the bathroom they eat you... place needed some maintenance.