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1800’s Army Fort. Original buildings and great exhibits

Shady cluster of trees on the dry river bank in a fairly barren, area. Level, with nice shady sites. Several fire pits.

Numéro de téléphone 670488186
75 bols pp. Cher pour la prestation. Douches chaude électrique partagées. Pas de cuisine. Ménage non fait quotidiennement dans les parties communes. Propriétaires très sympathiques.

Little dirt road that’s a loop. Good place to get some sleep or rest. Not much traffic on road at night so it is quiets.

The people charging for entry weren’t very friendly, but ok. Asked for $150 but negotiated down to $100 for a couple. Didn’t charge us for use of a palapa next to where we parked. A few level spots but much of the parking lot was not level. No telcel service. Water rushing this time of year so we only found one calm place about knee deep to sit in the river. It’s close to the parking lot along the sidewalk, on the way to the caves. One pool open now. The restaurant was closed. Other guests hanging out in the pool and park were all friendly. 3 friendly dogs. Night guard and no problems at night.

Garrafón now $11, with cleaning service. Also sells local honey, cheese and longaniza.

This is the cheapest option to stay in the thousand islands area. You pay $6.80 for parking and it’s good until 11am the following day. Washrooms are open 730am-4:30pm after that there is a pit toilet further down the path by the Otentiks. There are showers but the sign says it’s only for Otentik campers and there is a code on the door. No tents allowed but you can park overnight if you pay the fee. A nice quiet place to sleep and a beautiful picnic area.

Loves travel/truck stop. Has gas / diesel etc. slept here without any issues.
It’s a little loud because of the trucks but fine for a quick stop and some rest.

Great place by the water. We were alone. It is part of the Lonesomehurst Campground but before arriving to the main area, turn right on Fs 167J then keep left onto Fs 167 Ja. It’s a short distance from Denny Creek Rd. What keeps everyone out is the closed gate. People think you can’t go in. However, the small sign reads “close gate after entering”. Lots of room. Road in is a rutted two track.

Flagstaff road is off Highway 287. Enter near Hatchet Resort. It’s 17 miles of easy gravel driving with lots of places to wild camp. We stayed two nights at Lily Lake. Beautiful meadow, mountains and lots of wildflowers. Only saw a few vehicles during our stay.

Campsite with electricity 30€ / night (per a car, as many persons as you wish). Tent site 15€ / night. Free use of rowing boats & firewood available. Sauna as well.

Amazing spot by a lake! Toilet, free firewood, sandy beach - perfect for relaxing. Lots of Finns camping during the summer, though, and locals swimming. Look for Kellinniemi sign by the tar road and then it’s a sandy road leading there, no 4x4 needed.

the campground only allows people in tents and you cannot sleep in your van. It is now very clearly posted that the showers are for campers only. the camp host said it was greatly stressed to her to NOT allow non-campers to use the showers. you can no longer pay just $2 for shower.

Steps from beautiful white sand beach. Enough flat ground for 2-3 Westfalia. Road in is a bit tricky to find.

no boats, RVs or trailers in city street, but they are allowed 24/7 at the recycling depot

the standing tank is easy to fond
the price was 1.32$/kg when se visit

a tool rental company with a propane refill pump
the cost was .92$/L when we stop

Camping pé na areia, amplo e otimo local.
Dispõe de agua e energia eletrica, mas infraeatrura de banheiros e chuveiros deixa muito a desejar. Pagamos diaria de R$ 35,00 pp
Ė perto do centro onde tem varios mercados

Camping with a great view of Spitzkoppe. There are several options to camp outside the National Park. From the track along the fence north of Spitzkoppe National Park is the best place to photograph the milky way framing the mountain. No cars, quiet.

Freiheit wather just behind the Parkinson lot

Does have a “closed at dusk” sign but it was late and needed a place for the night. Had no issues parking there overnight with our transit van. Beautiful river spot and lots of blackberries.

Behind the visitors center you can fill up your water tank

Wonderful location nestled in the dunes with direct access to the Atlantic Ocean. View on Atlantic Hwy. Partly very private tent or camper spots. Easy going operator and moderately priced (Aug 2021: NOK 200.- for tent / 2 persons / 2 mororbikes) Very clean facilities.

very good dump station! but only not potable water.

Great campground with beautiful views of Glacier National Park. Current fee is $20 unless you have a Golden or Access pass, which provides a discount.

Great spot for a converted van with an ocean view. It does get quite busy in the evening time with people coming and going but it beats staying at a paid overnight spot.

Great place! you can taste olive oil, have a fantastic dinner under the olive trees (25€ pp) and park to sleep (25€ a car, 15 for our tent with bicycles). there's a toilet and shower at the factory. The owners are fantastic and everything was great. Just go there.

Great place to visit, a very important nuralgic fortification. We also highly recommend the guided visit, which was great!

Epic overlook primitive camping spot. Road in is very rocky coming in from Angel Fire but I did it in a 4runner without putting it in 4wd. Pictures speak for themselves. 2 bars LTE on AT&T. Fresh bear tracks FYI

Great place to camp, up on a ridge that has great views over the valley and towns below. lots of sites and people but still not crowded.