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I think they are closing this place. I was here last week, when visiting Canmore, and all was fine with tents and vans, but now there are concrete blocks covering all the camp pull offs but one. My guess is the one is open because there is a camper there and some cars atm.

Filled up our freshwater tank for our Sprinter. Use the Fossett next to the dump station. Seemed fine! Easy

$15/night

Serviced and I serviced spots

Nice lake and 7km walking trail

As it’s Labor Day weekend, we figured this would be a safer bet. We were not disappointed!! Only a few other campers and Baja Area day-users. Plenty of cow patties but only saw a few cattle far off in the distance. Overall, 5⭐️. The views are colorful!
Beware though, it’s super quiet so don’t visit if you like city life.

Well-maintained campsites with no hookups, uphill from the shoreline. Tent-camped here one night. Arrived after dark, but there were still a few spots available and we were able to locate them just fine. A couple of car campers, a few rv’s, and a van. The site was relatively flat, with maybe just a slight slope. Pit toilets nearby, though might bring extra tp just in case. Very pretty views and good birding. Good cell service. Would definitely return here to camp

“No Overnight Parking” sign only applies to the handicap spaces directly in front of the facility. Pretty basic rest area. Small pet walk area behind the truck parking. I’ve stayed here multiple times without issue. It does get full during high season.

Very nice camping ground. As described all perfect. Payed 280 Rpppn

OK for a night, when there wasn't much wind. Tons of vehicles going in and out well after dark. Portable toilets in a couple of spots. Just ok overall, but the convenience of the location is hard to beat.

station service avec propane, entre la station et le stationnement a l'arrière

Stayed here in 40ft skoolie. There seemed to be a couple other vehicles that stay there longer term. Had several cops drive by to go into the hospital and they didn’t seem to notice us there.
Nice walk to rental bikes and shopping centers. Glad we stayed here!
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If you are into flowers, bees and such things this is a neat place to check out and take photos. Q10 to get in...

Nice place, sites not to close. Big rigs need to enter off of Leslie Rd. You have to reserve a spot online, even if you are a walk up. www.reserveohio.com. They are on a well, so you can't fill your big tanks with water, but there is a place to fill smaller jugs. Solar shower available.

Very nice campground with services. 30 amp, water, sewer, showers and toilets.
2 km from highway 1. Very quiet, shout out to owner (Nick) who is a total gentleman. Campground is clean and very well kept and looked after. Fits all sizes of rigs. I totally recommend this campground. Price is very reasonable.

Follow-up post now that it is morning and I can snap a decent photo. Beautiful spot and probably varies based on the crowd. If you stay here, plan for a few cars to pull in and checkout the spot as it's hidden a little off the road. Plenty of room so others likely setup around in the area. If private boondocking is your thing, this may not be the spot for you. A few late arrival campers but generally quiet and heard nothing through the night. Good TMobile LTE Signal.

es un lugar ubicado en una curva , con forma de bajar al río para refrescar , y una planicie dónde se puede acampar, fácil de acceder en bicicleta y moto. la lado de la vía pero no es casi visible.

This campsite has als hotelrooms. There are several activities like massages, yoga and excursions on the nearby lake. Some pitches have a magnificent view. Restaurant not open daily. We paid 31 euros for two person’s.

Hot pools (naturally ~40 degrees celcius getting water from ~600 meters under the surface) wait for you here. Large parking area that allows overnight stays for big rigs for 20 reais per night (for the vehicle) after paying 8 reais per person to access the site (you have to pay for hot pools separately). Night is peaceful. There is an informal water and electricity provided by the owners of the place. Besides the pools, you have small hiking paths including a suspended bridge crossing the river.

Did not stay at the site but checked it out for future stays. There is a fire ring present and a picnic table. The site is very spacious and could accommodate multiple tents and vehicles. Looks like it could get muddy after a rain and with all of the shade it will not dry out quickly. As someone else mentioned the road past the camp does get rough and the washout at Tub Run is impassible for most vehicles. There is a bypass around the washout but it is sketchy at best. I made it through with a modified Gladiator but at a 18-20° Roll Angle and on 3 wheels at times. There is not much of interest past the washout anyway.

Great spot to camp - lots of spaces . Easy on and off of hwy84. Not a lot of people on a Friday for Labor Day weekend

A really nice spot. I feel lucky to have found it on Labor Day weekend. A reasonably level pull off next to a wide spot on the creek. No cell service.

Still a good place to stay. There is some traffic noise but otherwise good. There is a small tent set up in a grassy area by Lowes.

The park has flush toilets, water spigots, and an enclosed shower.

just some potable water. Rare in this area

called to make sure overnighting is alright, was told it is fine 👍🏼 safe travels folks. cheap food, good coffee, great beer.
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great view of the lake, right next to the railway.
public toilet over the bridge and down the hill, past the Cenotaph.

Great campsite, we got there early afternoon and got the best one, had to clean up the litter left by previous camper, my wife and I where a little scare in the beginning, but local are very nice and friendly, no cell service, but we don’t care, we had a great dinner and enjoyed the starred sky.

Ok place to spend the night.
Only with a lot of noise because of the restaurants.
Cold showers, dirty bathroons.

Short walk to a beautiful beach used by locals. Locals use it as a parking spot, but you can camp there. The gate was locked at night and it felt safe, but noisy (it was Saturday night of Labor Day weekend.). Clean bathrooms and showers. Isidro (sp?) speaks perfect English and takes good care of the place.

Noisy on Saturday night of Labor a Day weekend, but that's not surprising. Seems safe; locked gate. Beautiful beach with tons of locals. Clean bathrooms and showers.

This is a restaurante with a big parking lot near to the river, ubicated in Cañón del Cobeima. It is quite and safe, and at night there is a security guard. They offered us a site where we could park if we bought something in their restaurant or paid a small fee for the parking service. They also gave us water. We stayed at this place for four days and everything was perfect. Sometimes we left our motor home there and went to know other places and nothing bad happend.