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quiet place for staying during the night

medium size flat parking area beside the road. right on the water. great view of eagles, seals, occasional whales and dolphins. Enough room for RV or trailer. cell service.

Potable water and dump station located by the PetroCan station on the north side of Hwy 16. It is supposed to be available for campers who use the Innisfree RV Campground (on the road opposite the PetroCan; south side of Hwy 16), but nobody was there to enforce this rule.

This place is okay. Nobody was there when we were here and quite calm. I recommend this spot.

Vila de pescadores, conversamos com dois locais sobre pernoitar e falaram ser super tranquilo. Um lindo por do sol em frente ao mar.

Busy site though it is August! lots of pitches for tents, vans and large campers. Full facilities, friendly staff in the reception and bar/restaurant. Daily 3-course lunch including wine for €12 - good food! Small park next to site, beach next to park.

Nice camping spot for small caravans and motorcycles. Not for big rigs because of the corners and small road. Windy and cold but beautiful

Showers are 10$ per person, they cut us a deal for 15$ for the both of us. Decently clean but not exactly a cheap shower. No Petro pass needed, they'll buzz you in when you go in the restaurant side.

Nice little park, also a boat ramp and small dock. 30amp plug available near the boat area parking lot. Porta potty unlocked even for the night.

Quite a pleasant location. I travelled about a quarter mile past the marked spot and to the right. Much smaller c look clearing. There is evidence of a fire having gone through this location. I was only able to get T-Mobile service. No AT&T. Appears to have a decent amount of spots to camp down this road on both sides

we park our kombi in this place .. 100 meters from the central park of the town, very safe and the people very friendly .. family place .. ideal for parking and spending the night .. you can leave your vehicle and go through the very typical town and picturesque, we paid 6 $ to spend 2 nights and you can use the pools and also the bathrooms (very clean) there are also showers .. there is a restaurant with low cost and very good food .. we felt very safe staying in this place. At night the gate is closed and there is a security person.

After crossing a little bridge (no big campers) there is a small area with grass and a beach. Wonderfull views, a fitepit and lot of trees. Road is a bit noisy.

Great spot for the night! Huge pull off with decent views. Some folks were drag racing in the evening but the road quieted down by 10:30-11pm. A Sheriff passed us and didn’t say anything and no signs to prohibit parking.

Wonderful free campsites. I didn’t see the drive-in sites mentioned by another reviewer—they were all hike-in and well-marked. Each has a fire pit and could accommodate 2-5 tents. Some sites are a quick walk from the parking, so it’s easy enough to carry your things to some sites (others are about 1/2 a mile from the parking spot). All the sites were open when I arrived on a Friday morning, and there were just a few people during the day, but a few regulars said it’s normally more crowded.

I suspect you could park overnight in a class B at the trailhead parking too.

Wonderful hiking trails and swimming at the lake. Will be back.

RV site fees are $33 in winter, $44 in summer. Max length is 30ft. Sites have power and water hookups and charcoal only grill, park has a pump out and restrooms with showers. Can book online

large gravel lot. no services other that local business. great cell service.
I stop for dinner at the diner. didn't feel like traveling further. So stayed the night. figured I'd just move if anyone said anything. no one said anything. quiet except for a few cars passing by.

(excuse my poor english) Nice and cool place to Stay ,we eat well the food is really good and nice présentation and we drink the most good beer in the area .The owner are so kind.They accept any RV behind the restaurant really quiet ,lot of space. Buy good beer or eat and ask the owner or employe and they are happy to welcome you free,they even plan to instal à dumping station soon. Claude and Maryse Duquette

Access by the left side of the building.

There is a no camping sign. Not sure if it applies to the trail or the parking.
We did not stay

135 Main Street, Mary’s Harbour, best homemade bread…ever! Made fresh daily!

Nice and big parking lot that was quiet the trains were moving slowly and didn’t make much noise. There was one other van here I would definitely stay again.

informal campground with 5 spots. Easily doable by car / bike, just of the main road. Ample space for bigger rigs / multiple vehicles on the first two plots. Toilets are at the main entrance, other than that there is a shelter place and a couple of pick nick tables. Each plot has it's own fireplace, wood not included. No internet connection but as soon as you're on the main road you have 1 or 2g connection. Very nice place definitely recommend to spend a night.

un peu de va et viens à l'heure du souper mais personne de nuit. deux à y coucher, notre vr et une moto avec une petite tente. pas un bruit de la nuit. Belle vue sur la baie.

Great spot for dispersed camping. The reservoir is empty this time of year as others have shared, but the setting is quiet and pretty.

The pit toilet is at the first turnout, but there's plenty of additional space up the road.

Stayed last night with no issue. Few other vehicles also here, including one RV parked at other side of park near swimming pool. Very quiet place.

We asked at the police station where we can stay with our motorhome . ‚On Basball Place! There is much space, the night is burning light and it is safe.‘ The night was relatively quiet. No telcel coverage.

Nice grassy hill for vans. Easy check-in. Showers.

It was my first overlanding spot on my way to the west coast. It's a nice spot with 3 "campsites" where you can park. A 4x4 is needed as there are a few ditches that you need to overcome. My stock 4runner barely made it as it doesn't have much clearance.

Stunning Viewpoint and fun, quite hectic 4x4 road to the top. Camping is $15 if you want to stay. Good view over Speke Bay and Serengeti on a good day.

we were looking for the other marked wild camp on top of the escarpment but we guess that you have to come from the main road further east to get there. we took the track at the east side ot the sowa Pan and are at the bottom of the escarpment.
we camped on a sandy spot fairly close to the track , but it's very quiet, no cows nor people seen , only some bells in the far distance. beautiful view of the pan and the escarpment.