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Good spot. Couldn't get the water pump to work after pumping 30 times or so. A few folks with trailers, a ton of space here. Water is very low right now but it's cool to see how the land might have once been before we built dams. Stocked toilets.

possibly the most remote gas station in Utah. 24 hour card pumps (mid grade ethanol free), small general store, free WiFi, tiny RV Park and water pumps (ask clerk to use)

Great spot for potable water and sump station, located about 1/2k from the highway at park entrance before the park office/check in.

Great rest area along HWY 17, large turn around area, toilets. No overnight allowed.

Nice campground with lots of amenities. Space for RVs, tents and some cabins! Every spot has a picnic bench. Great bathrooms with showers, water hookups, 24 hour laundry, sewage dump etc. Also a dog park, playground, game room, grill and dish cleaning station. Great spot for kids. We parked a Sprinter van in a camping spot for $35. The office closed around 8:00. Wifi seems to only work near the office but it’s good.

friendly service, easy parking. the only place in town that has a US hose adapter/fitting.

City Park covered picnic area. Has grills and tables, water fountain and a spicket on the corner of the shelter. 3” off the ground, so perfect for filling jugs. I wouldn’t try to hook up the camper :-)

As described. Good spot for a night. First spot on road was muddy as it has rained for a couple of days. This one was drier and ok to pull into. Keep it clean, as there is random garbage around.

Totally worth the $5 stay, however they've got signs up saying that in 2022 the fee is increasing to $15

Beautiful clean water great views. Filled up and we’re grateful

Flying J Travel Centre with showers for $13.00, laundry for $3.00 for washer and $3.00 for a dryer. Open 24 hours with a large convenience store and hot food selection. Showers are hot, have unlimited time and include towels.

We couldn’t get water at the Petrocan because there no room to park or access for a fifth wheel. Just west down before exiting is the husky, they have water with easy access. Water was free, also looks like a dump station, but must be a pay station as it had a lock on it. Around back where air pump is, you’ll see the water sign.

A nice campground with spacious lots suitable for any type of camping. $23 a night with no services and no cell service. Closes during fall, winter I believe. Nice short hiking trail at end of campground.

Great campsite in a beautiful spot amongst the trees.
Tent only: $16.80
No Service: $22.40
Water + Elec: $28.40
Full Service: $33.60

The showers were nice and warm, clean toilets.
Best value in the area if you need to charge up your batteries.
The owner mentioned that they won’t be reopening next season, so get in fast if you want to visit.

Several pull off sites along Green road. Quiet, clean, fairly level, with hiking, beaches and exploring close by.

Great spot. Some road noise during the day, very little at night. Followed the tip from the other review about taking Harbor instead of Bay to avoid the low clearance bridge, much appreciated. I would add that when you go that way you do eventually turn on Bay from Harbor, and it still shows signs for 11’ clearance, but you turn into the parking lot at the boat ramp before you get to it, so it’s not an issue from this direction.

Great free camping at Hidden Acres farm and orchard! They just ask that you make a purchase at their gift shop, that includes a nice selection of produce, old fashioned candies, jarred goods, cider, and u-pick fruit (apples, pears, cherries, and peaches depending on the season). Lots of activities for the kids, and dog friendly. They’ve got a hot outdoor shower and toilets. Camping allowed just about anywhere in the orchard, so very private and quiet, minus a few friendly owls hooting.

2 free dump station with no drinking water.

Dispersed camping with many sites 100 or 200 yards apart.

Quiet open area for a night. Only one person driving by Thursday evening. Fire ban in effect but there are fire rings fir future use. Clean.

Quiet and relaxing place to stay right off the main roadway. Camping is allowed.

Kind of a truck stop with a cute restaurant, a banya and a diesel station. We spent a quiet night for free.
There is a cat running around and jumping into your vehicle begging for food :-)
Loved this place!
Can be muddy after rain, so park on gravel (there is enough).

We called Walmart before we arrived here, custom service told us it is ok for one night! Again nice and big parking lot, next to Home Depot , we parked far left from the entrance! Again thanks Wal Mart for providing us this safe and easy spot for the evening !!

BLM camping with many spots. great Verizon and T mobile reception

Very good western restaurant and bar. Great food, good prices. Pizzas, pasta, burgers, sandwiches and some local food too. Very clean western toilets. We have come back here 3 times after having some very questionable meals in other restaurants and hotels in Moshi. Also has a gated car park so your vehicle will be safe. Highly recommend.

Very beautiful sea shore, some tower blocks and hotels nearby. There were a couple of vans when I arrived on my motorcycle.

On a field on the way to Pergamon. Easy access, very quiet. Great to stay for one night. No one around except some farmers.

24-hour post beside the highway. With a watch all night. Clean bathroom and convenience. Highway noise.

Posto 24 horas ao lado da rodovia, com banheiro limpo e conveniência. A rodovia tem bastante barulho.

Great Spot!! Easy to pull into after long hours of travel. We were here with a 40 ft motor coach and we fit comfortably with more than enough room to do donuts in the parking lot. The views are worth it. It’s quiet and so peaceful, sleep with your windows open and enjoy the sounds of the waves. The parking lot is gravel. No washrooms. Clean area and very little to no local traffic. Please if you visit, keep it clean and respect the area. It’s good to have nice things :)

This is a nice spot right on the water, very windy, yes appears to be a Canadian government building and a private marina on the other side of the property but we didn't have any issues parking here for the night in a 23' RV tucked in by a big boat. there are other places to park, I would say check it out for yourself to see if it works. I was worried someone would ask us to move, but it was all good. the best part was we only experienced a couple of mosquitoes and a black fly or 2.