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Lots of turn offs in Wild Flats to camp! I went a little farther down the dirt road to find a big pull off loop with established fire pits. A little bit of road traffic because it’s right by a river put in. Gorgeous views of the river on the way in!

Great RV park. Privately owned, well maintained.

A lovely stop for long our short visits , suitable for big rigs with 1 chalet and 4 campsites with their own private ablutions. Tame Meerkats to play with and a super host and owner, Richard 0739638577…or on the website Kalahari-trails.co.za. 30 kms from Kagalagadi…MTN reception..lots of space a very peaceful place ❤️

Easy Walmart on the edge of town. 7 others living mobilly parked at the back of the lot and it was fine. Big lights are on all nights and signs that it’s being recorded - felt safe.

best camp ground, go for the hike to the lake!!!

Went there and at 8pm someone from the park knock on the door, inform us they don’t allow overnight parking anymore and ask us to leave. There is no sign of parking but they inform us it is somewhere in the web site.
Had to pack, leave and find a new spot.

Very nice place at a small river, first clean the site from beercans

Just as described, it looks like a good overnight place to park. Sleuthing in order here.

We spent one Friday night here. It was very loud and rowdy - don’t forget your ear plugs. As others have mentioned this isn’t free parking but $10 for 24 hours is reasonable for the location. We stayed from 7:30 pm till 1 pm the following day. Lots of teenagers revving their car engines from 10pm till midnight.

Definitely recommend visiting the free Lake Superior Maritime museum that is walking distance from here.

4WD should be required. Bit bumpy but more spots as you continue down the road.

Dump station open. $10 takes credit cards.

This place is permanently closed.

This place is in wrong location - it is located at 47.46281, -120.32715

Just checking in to correct the name. We didn't stay here.

Looks like they are still letting people park here. They let me use the restrooms.

Right here right now .. Belle endroit pour vidange très accessible

This place is permanently closed.

This place is permanently closed.

This place is permanently closed.

This place is permanently closed.

No dogs/ pas de chiens
No boondocking outside de camp site lots of no camping signs

Day use only. Neighbors came to advice us RCMP comes every nights. Park closed at 11:00 pm

Perfect. Here on a Saturday in august and it’s very quiet. Saw one other camper driving in, and lots of empty spots that all look great. Little windy on the top of the hill, but east to tuck back by the trees. Lots of space. My cell keeps going from 1 to 3 bars. Fire pits. Sone road noise, but not bad.

This place is permanently closed.

This place is permanently closed.

This is actually Lady Bird Johnson Memorial Grove. Humboldt Lagoons are southwest of this spot, not sure where the original poster meant it to be.

Came to this spot after passing up the WisDOT location nearby because there were no camping signs. 9 other campers here on a rainy, dreary night, all parked in a large empty field like lemmings. The first post described lovely picnic tables and fire rings, but these were all near residences and surrounded by lush grass. So we came to the field with the others. Pretty quiet except for the RV running their generator (hope that will end by nightfall) and another guy playing spoons. Verizon 4.7 down/1.6 up. AT&T not so much.

8 spots to RV, car camp for up to 3 nights. tent campers only allowed 1 night. water and electric hook ups. 10 per night. 4 bars Verizon. Small park creekside. flushing (insect harboring) bathrooms and trash onsight.

Private campground with friendly check-in staff. Many seasonal RVs (local work crews, etc). Dusty roads, few grassy sites. Clean washrooms and showers (free). Some highway noise if your site is near the entrance, but otherwise tolerable.

This place is permanently closed.