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This was an awesome little campsite, completely quiet at night. I would say that there are 6-ish campsites. there was only one other family camping when I was. the bathrooms have an outlet by the sink. fine place

Hosteria y parador. Camping y estacionamiento.

A decent shower and bathroom that is FREE. There is an outlet at the sink

Hours are now 9-5:30, last shower is at 5:15. $3 for 8 minutes as described. Half of the women's showers were out of order, but none of the open ones were taken. Floor was a little muddy, but overall worth the $3!

available spots quiet make sure you call before you get there, owners are busy and need to meet up with you.

Beautiful relaxing spot not too far from the Interstate 10. Nice hot showers clean bathroom. Nice green park right on the Guadalupe River

Still here and free. Thank you city of Arco!!

As described, free dump and potable water on the back loop.

super convenient, bring your own hose! plenty of space to pull up right beside.

The official name for this spot is Tortuguero's by the resort/restaurant that is here. There is plenty of room to park a van/rig and it feels safe. We went to tell someone from the establishment that we were parking here but couldn't find anyone.

There is road noise in the distance but it's further from the road from the other spots so ultimately it's as quiet as you'll get!

Bonjour,
est-ce qu'il y a un # de téléphone pour réserver ?? merci

Got here last night and is just as described. A little noise, but gentle and constant like a quiet white noise machine. Slept soundly, no incidents. Great area, really clean rest stop. Tucked away enough from the interstate to feel a little better about it.

Lots of camping spots along a quickly moving stream fire pits are at each site. Verizon service is very sketchy

Stayed on the northbound side. Big mistake. Stay on the southbound as there's more room. North and south bound connect via the bridge underpass. Overall good nights sleep was just very crowded on north bound

Another clean load of laundry with a smile and Wi-Fi!

Exxon station has dump located in back of station/store, cost $4, no water.

Street Parking in industrial area. No overnight restriction signs. Close to highway so there is some car noise, but between 9pm - 6am there aren’t too many cars passing by.

A National Forrest campground (first come first served) with 15 level gravel sites. Paved loop and ample privacy thanks to thick undergrowth. Trash cans, vault toilets, two floating docks, a boat ramp for river access, and 2 bar ATT LTE (no service w/ version). Peace and quiet is a plus too! Place is probably about 1/4 full in late June.

The best guacamole I’ve had in MX. Can buy ice cold beer nextdoor at Cafe Haki Palenque. Covered patio seating on the zocalo nextdoor to caracola Jade. Similar style (plastic table/chairs local joint)

Just a pull off from the road with a teeny dirt trail up to a beautiful meadow. Incredible views of Canada! It is on Blackfoot Indian Reservation so no overnight camping, but great picnic spot!

Road going to it is very curvy/windy going up the mountains. Small campground with just camp sites, dumpster, pit toilets and a water spigot for drinking water. Not sure if big rigs could fit in the parking spaces but I wouldn’t think anything really big would fit. Smaller camper or rv maybe? I didn’t really pay attention to that while there. It was nice and quiet for few nights we were there. Had several people camping and some of what looked like van travelers (no tents put up). It was about a 30/40 min drive to the ocean but also Lake Elsinore about 10mins away looked nice. We didn’t go to the lake but went to Califia beach several times took about 40mins but there are others closer. Hunington beach was about 40mins and lugna beach 30mins (I think) We left our tent and supplies there all day and never had a problem. Sites were $15 a day. Also comes up on maps as “El Cariso North Campground”
I’ve attached pictures of the campground, the road going to it, Califia beach and Lake Elsinore (we drove by it at sunset but looked like you can swim and such at it)

Parking lot for Back Cove Trail, spent here a night, no one bothered us, gets crowded in the morning.

There is a grocery store right across the street.

big parking lot mountain bike / x country trails
skiing and a pit toilet.

Great place. Lots of pull through sites. Great food selection & chef does a fantastic job. Beautiful area. Has laundry, fire pits & wood on site too.

Gravel parking lot directly outside of Crazy Horse monument. Park attendant said it was ok to stay here. Some road noise but dies down at night. You can hear the music from the nightly laser show at the park and partial view of Crazy horse. Also if you like to cycle this lot is an entrance to the Mickelson Trail. Any size rig can fit.

Same as described, Maria is very welcome and friendly, she let us connect to power in her office. 350K for a room for using toilet

This appears to be privately owned land. Many signs at all of the turns offs stating that it is private. No camping.

on the side of the building is a fresh water tap. we asked the staff to refill and they were fine with us to do so. parking is a bit tight so probably not great for big rigs but good for a van or filling jugs.

Wie where here. nice place, no signs. a lot of space for many cars.

Nice and quiet, but lots of ticks on our dogs. Big rigs shouldn't try the road unless you plan on going all the way through, just stay at the first open area.