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Lovely location but there was so much litter left by previous campers - very disappointing.
Why would you throw a tea bag into the bush or drop a cigarette stub in the middle of a nature reserve? Think of the birds and animals that live there after you leave.
The pit toilet has been taped shut so no longer in use.

i was here in end of June and the waterfall was dry out!

There is water and you can get rid of chemical toilet and waste water.
Some Restaurants, Döner, Burger etc about 5 min walking.
Very quite night.

Really beautiful and calm, nothing around, plenty of space, the sunset and the sunrise are both amazing. Beware of the ticks !

nous sommes venu un mardi. 10$ pour la nuit. stationnement aménagé dans le fond de la cour pour les RV. accès à la plage wifi dans le hall du casino. souper au casino, crabe à volonté pour 35$ c'était un souper excellent.
casino parking 10$ Check in at the front desk casino.access beach. all crab you Can eat for
35$ excellent dîner et casino

Fine spot for the night. Only 10-15 min from Wind Cave NP. Got there mid afternoon and some people in a UTV drove along the road and turned around by the gate, but didn't stop to say anything. No signal on Tmobile or Google Fi. Traffic noise was noticeable outside but we couldn't hear it in the bus.

Just off the road past airport flats CG. Location has 2 fire rings and is about 500 ft from Gerle Creek. Take Ice House Rd from HWY 50 east of Pollock Pines, CA

Not sure if I could make it down to this area in heavy rain in my FWD Promaster, but on a clear day this place is great! It’s currently very clean, but I did a lap around the grounds with a trash bag to grab a few extra pieces of trash laying about. I suggest you do the same to keep this place pristine for the rest of us!

Confirmed. Legit parking and wow what an area. Respect it and keep it clean! Definitely has Verizon service

This is now a bodywork and paint workshop. They don't do general mechanical repair work anymore.

Free parking right at Coolidge Park. Free parking is only available on one side of street (facing away from river)....great spot. Quiet, next to amazing park w great views, large Greenspan, splash water pad and acess to river for SUPs and kayaks...rest of parking is free after 6 Mon-Sat and free on Sundays....

Armenia --> Georgia. We wanted to cross this border today, but were informed by very kind Armenian officers that they had no problem letting us through, but that the Georgian border only allows cargo vehicles. Not sure if it is covid related, but for now the border is closed for tourists.

Made with a vw t5 4m. No low gear.
Bf goodrich all terrain. 2.0 tire pressure.
So you can do it :)

Plusieurs espaces sans service, derrière l'hôtel Baie Bleue. 25$ plus taxes. Accès aux services de l'hôtel (piscine extérieure, terrain de tennis, espace feu au bord de la mer, etc...)

Just up the road from this mark on the left is a nice site that will fit lager RV's or trailers. Right on the river.

Beautiful spot to ready and see the Statue. It’s lit up at night.

Unfortunately Mario passed away some months ago but his wife is still running the garage and they offer excellent service and have a really good welder for any repairs!

Natural water source. Easy access from the road. Water in smaller streams in Sweden is in general potable. Particularly up in the north, where even lakes and smaller rivers can be of use. Common sense as usual... In the south avoid anything but the smallest streams.

A tiny outdoor bath run by the local community. There are a regular pool and a baby pool. Warm shower, a changing room and toilet. All free of charge, but donations are welcome.

Only credit/debit card. The station did accept neighter my Visa or MasterCard. Head for Arvidsjaur about 20 km to the NW instead.

Good spot to park over night, if you talk to the staff they’ll let you fill your blue water.

Stayed at this spot for 4 nights no issues. The 4th night another camper joined us since this spot could fit 2 vans/campers. Very thin road going into here, but never passed anyone when we drove to this spot. Good Verizon reception.

We arrived on Tuesday and the restaurant was closed. The owner Rolando came-up from his house, nonetheless, to greet us and offered the carpark with toilets for overnight (traffic noise during night).
The next morning, we had a delicious continental breakfast in the Rancho (3'500c/p; see foto) and did a very good chocolate tour (30$/p; schedule 8-9.30 & 13-14.30; phone 2200-5497) on their finca. Later on, we came back several times for drinks and food - all were delicious, highly recommended (see also our iov entry of Arenal Cacao House).

Open to anyone with a Colorado hunting/fishing license between May-November. Only open to licensed big game/turkey hunters December-April.

Established campground- level ground suitable for tents. Bathroom. Running water.
GREAT service with T-mobile & ATT

Nice spot in the woods with room for tents or RV. Fire pits and easy access to a small creek great for children to swim and play. Only 40 minutes outside of Granite Falls but very secluded.

Great shower. It is now $3 for 5 minutes of water. If you aren’t confident you’ll be done in 5 minutes then pay the extra $3 for 10. Once it’s off, all water is off. You’ll have to go back outside to get tokens from the machine if you need more time.

A nice spot. Lovely camp host. It is $28 a night and a pretty small area. we came in at 9pm on a Tuesday night and there were 3-4 spots available, 2 of which were pretty flat.

Cute little beach close to a nature reservat. It’s right in front of a hill - on that hill you‘ll find a toilet, a fireplace and a shelter

Beautiful spot however, it looks like locals bring their trailers here and leave them so theres one at each spot. We pulled up beside a vacant one and made ourselves at home. The river is huge, LOTs of bugs sadly it rained when we were there so wasn't really worth the long drive off the highway. No cell service.

Camped one night in the campground here - about 20 sites, a few doubles, and the rest mostly “duplex” - large parking pad for two groups, a single shelter with 2 sides. Kinda weird, but was only 30% full or so. Sites all look down on very large reservoir and across to gorgeous rock pillars across. $22 a site, or $11 with senior pass.

Notable: The nearby shoreline of the reservoir is BLM land and is accessible from good roads. A number of people were camping along the reservoir. One told us that the campground host told him that they were free to camp along the reservoir. In fact,the entire area is BLM so I doubt there’s any restriction on camping.