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Very quiet. My first experience with street camping. Dropped my son off at UCSC and needed a place to stay for the night. Worked great.

Very clean laundry facilities here with a nice little lounge with a TV, wifi and toilets for your use while you do laundry.
Awesome place

natural spring water at parking next to road

This is a beautiful area but I made the mistake of camping overnight, solo, when it rained. I was deep in to the area and had to use all my off-road capabilities to exit the area. It is pure clay when wet. Do not drive here if rain is expected.
Otherwise it is very isolated, great for agate hunters and those seeking solitude.

Unmarked road off Hwy 20. Abandoned rock pile with some pretty spectacular views. Several spots w some privacy up here so even if it were crowded you could find a space, but I didn’t see anyone else on a Friday night. Nice flat spots for a tent or RV.

They have road signs that forest is closed and yellow tape to block …. However I did camp and saw one other still camping here anyways.

Beautiful picnic park which should be good for camping

Parking before the waterfall. No facilities. Windy and a bit noisy. Two camping tables.

When you pull in the picnic area, go right. There is a stone stand with a water spigot. It's threaded and very close to the parking spaces, so you can use a hose. It has a fast flow rate, too. We went early in the morning, so there was no one there. Very convenient!

Quiet parking lot. Has Porta potty. Walking distance to nice stores and restaurants. Two cemeteries nearby.

Nice camping, perfect for tents. Clean toilets (squat toilet), hot shower

See DG OVERLANDING on YouTube.
Campsite is good.
Nice shade in parts.
Power.
Hot water.
Good ablutions.
Big rig friendly.

(Southbound) 20A outlets on both sides of building, hose faucet open and hose attached

Tall evergreens (good luck, solar). Near Mt St Helens. This is true Washington. Mountain air, aka cold. Camp sites are large. Clean bathrooms. Full hooks up and tent camping all tougher (no patriarchy). Late check in via phone was very nice and helpful…must not have been state employee. Super quiet campground. Slept in until 9 am. Count on no cell reception. Main issue with campground was price. Most expensive state park we’ve stayed at.

Camping selvagem a beira do Rio Canoas, na estrada que vai para a Pedra da Águia e Cânion Espraiado. Há vários refúgios na beira da estrada que você pode estacionar/acompanhar ao som da correnteza do rio. Lugar super tranquilo, sem movimento de carro a noite e a estrada para chegar é de fácil acesso.

Vidange sanitaire très bien fait tout neuf et gratuit fourni par la ville lapocatiere eau potable aussi 😃 située au centre Bombardier blvd Desrochers

Beautiful campground on Kettle River and KVR rail trail

Amazing, clean, friendly, beautiful sunset, the donation box is next the map which show where we can camp, it’s with a great pleasure I gave money for these people who offert us this kind of great camping with shower and toilets

Très belle endroit, sur le bord de la rivière. Table a Picnic et toilette sèche. Frais de 10$ (par personne) pour un séjour de 2 à 14 jours (nuitée et accès au Parc des Appalaches) !! Enregistrement à St-Lucie-de-Beauregard. De multiples spots de camping dans le parc.

This park is open! Picnic tables fire pits and nice toilets.

There’s an amazing public laundromat here. It’s super clean and there’s a lovely little lounging area with a tv, wifi and toilets.
Highly recommend

coin très tranquille beaucoup d'abeilles mais fait partie de la game en septembre cherche chaleur beau coin très paisible que je conseille

You can choose either a small place for 1500 som or a larger place for 3500 som. There a pit toilets and each spot has a table and chairs and a cabinet with cushions and a low table to hang out. Looks cosy and clean, but we thought it was too expensive for what you get so decided to drive further and look for a wild camping spot.

This place is currently closed for maintenance work

See DG OVERLANDING on YouTube.
Basic campsite with ablutuons.
Nice ablutions but no hot water.
No power.
Near, but not on the Orange River.
Most sites have shade and are sheltered.

First come first serve campground, fire pit, lockers for food, toilets

This place is permanently closed.

Sign that says no camping or overnight parking

It's clearly posted no camping allowed.

Nice location.Quiet little town. Parked beside the information booth. Gravel parking lot easy to find level spot. had an excellent very of the bridge. Due to the height of the rig had to use the new bridge to get to the parking. We got takeout from a little restaurant nearby.