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Spent two nights on the street right before East End Beach, there were couple of other vans on this street. During the day you can park on Cutter St which has beautiful views.

Nice RV Park that offers a quiet, clean and affordable place to stay. If you want to tent spot, cabin or place for your RV or earth roamer, this place should have you covered. Max length 40’ , max width 25’. Laundry, showers, propane and waist tank clean out.

There are many spots along Forest Rd 923. Most are mostly flat but you will need a little leveling help. Quiet. Decent intermittent cell service. Easy to find plugging in coordinates (take FR 600/Piedra from Pagosa springs then make two lefts) Spots are limited after the big curve, as we saw a few vehicles pass by our campsite then come back. We camped just before the curve, room for more then one vehicle here.

Just note that there isn't much to identify this particular location as a good camp spot. Seems the OP was marking this road as being campable. And as fires aren't allowed in the SD portion of the Black Hills NF we didn't see any fire rings to mark spots. We found a spot a bit further down that I've marked.

This was the first spot we found along FR 307 that was flat and had some shade to beat this heat wave. Faint evidence that someone has used the spot before us, but was pretty overgrown with grass. No signal on Tmobile or Google Fi. No fires in the SD portion of the Black Hills NF so no fire ring. We're 22ft long and fit easily, and there's more space to fit a larger rig further back. Trailers might be a bit harder (but not impossible) as there isn't much space to maneuver/turn around.

Paved parking lot at the Emira center rink. Large parking area, no problem for large rigs. Reasonably quiet for in town. Level. There were lots of cars racing around making noise somewhere nearby but not a problem here. Great option for close to the ferry.

It was so nice and peaceful here. There were several sites and the sounds of the river is relaxing.

Come for a night and stay for a week! This place is a perfect spot to stop and chill for a while. Beautiful property that the owners Dimitri and Natalie have poured their heart and soul into over the last 10+ years. I stayed in the dorm which is very nice. 2 floors, 3 beds to a floor and the beds are very big and comfy, unlike most hostels. The restaurant serves great food and you're guaranteed to make some new friends here.

Motorcyclists are very welcome here and they'd love to see more of us visiting! You can also camp in your tent anywhere on the property for 40Q/night and still have access to all the other amenities. Big rigs not advised, there are 2 very tight 90 degree turns coming up to the property, I don't think anything larger than a truck with rooftop tent could make it. All in all one of my favorite places I've ever stayed and I hope to make it back there some day.

Stayed at a pull out before this one listed. Nice quiet, peaceful. Train came by in the evening and morning. Cooled down from the 95° of the day before. I reluctantly left just before noon the following day. I will visit here again when I'm in the area.

Drive on the sand road at the right side of parking lot about 30 meters. Nice level spot with grass and sand. Room to turn around. Windy and cool today, but beautiful, quiet spot with nice beach and sound of surf to fall asleep to.

Quiet and calm parking lot in Winnipeg. Weekends are 5$ only and 24 hours stay during the week is 15$. Recommend for one night.

Easy dirt track before the bridge on Blackman rd. Only 1 other camper here. Mosquitoes aren’t nice. Road is rutted and muddy in sections. Easy enough for a Subaru though

“No overnight parking” signs are posted here now.

typical household recyclables open from Tuesday - Sunday 8am-4pm

Was honestly the best spot to just stop after spending all day hiking in the smoky mountains. Couldn’t go too far since I have zip lining the next day back the same direction. I overall felt super safe here, noise went down a bunch around 10ish. There was a number of people traveling in vans sleeping around me as well as a big RV, definitely why I felt so comfortable here.

Pulled in here on a Wednesday night about 8:30. Plenty of sites open.

Video review here. https://youtu.be/iXxHGs2zwzw.
A few picnic tables, water spigots, fire pits, grills. Nice open area for any size rig or tents

Road is now blocked off with a sign bridge is closed.

Great big parking area. Mostly flat. Arrived around 8pm after visiting some local eateries. 1 other Van and a 5th wheel. Nice and breezy with a surprisingly quiet environment. Thanks Cabela’s!

United States Forest Service Campground. Paved access roads and paved campsite driveways. A mix of back in and pull thru sites. Potable water on site. Pit toilets. No utilities or RV dump. Cellular service non-existent. Camp host on site. Reservations recommended, but first-come sites also available. Very well maintained campground, beautiful surroundings. Not very expensive for an established campground. Every campsite has a fire pit with pit grate and a substantial picnic table.

We had to camp at the bottom since we arrived late and there were already spots taken at the top. Some of the other spots going up to the top were too tight and small for our 26 camper as well as many roads being too narrow. But there are tons of spots and options that are nice and secluded. My cell has no service but my partner does even when we both have Verizon. I would recommend high clearance and 4x4 but there were some low clearance 2x2 vehicles at the top.

Belle place tranquille, beau sentier pédestres, quelque table de picnic, Mais l'eau courent ne marchait pas , et pas vue de toilette

It's actually$20 per night - not a free camping site.

Perfect spot in town. We stay one night, other campers where there as well.
The security passed but didn't say anything.
There are washrooms, water station, a really nice lawn and a small beach.
A lot of dogs during the day but quiet at night (we didn't heard the train during the night).

Nous avons stationné au stationnement 5C.
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Comme mentionné, vous devez être autonome.

Love this place. In a park in the city, close to Tim Hortons if you care about that. Quiet place and feels extremely safe. We stayed for two nights and we saw at least two other campers on site.

Many available spots! Really neat landscape ! Will definitely come back with our e-bikes next time!!

I like this family. They seem very honest in my time here.

Somehow I needed a second patch in 3 days in the same tire. I figured the first patch (way overcharged in Loreto) didn’t do a good job, but the pre-teen boy working on my tire found a tiny piece in another part of the tire.

For 60 pesos (cheaper than other place in town and way less than I was charged in Loreto), this family fixed me up. I loved watching the two young boys work together.

I gave the pre-teen boy a 20 peso tip and his eyes lit up. I’m very happy leaving this place.

Cheers all!
Happy travels

So, after reading all these mixed reviews, I took the approach of (in Spanish) telling them straight up “I’m nervous. Other travelers have told me this military inspection has a history of messing with people and planting drugs for money. I have no drugs, no mota, and want no problems. I have no problem with you searching, but I have to watch closely.”

They were cool to me, even easier than the last two I participated in.

Cheers all!
Happy Travels!

Really nice. Not over crowded. We can hear the I-5 freeway and we heard a train but my husband likes that there is a trail to the Sacramento River for fishing! Just an overnight before we leave the forest.