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Stefan and his great team are very experienced in all things around campers and have high quality products in stock.
They did a very professional job for us.
We can highly recommend this workshop.

Great, clean, hot showers for $2.25. Recently remodeled. Very beautiful. Pay the parking meters, this area is monitored.

Small city park, free to stay, picnic pavilion. Port-o- john.

This Lokation is nice. The Rooms are Clean. The Bath ist very good . The price
for a single rooms with Breakfast ist 450egp.The Terass ist beutifull with View over the Nil and Aswan

the road is fully paved now from Santa Marta to La Tagua (near finca barlouento on iO). no construction. easy paved road

This spot is the closest parking to the turn off for the sketchy road to walk up to Cerro Kennedy (or you can 4x4/moto up that road but we only have 2WD). the view is sweet, a sliver of Santa Marta and the ocean, mountains, and a great view of Ciénaga, the long spit, and even the lights of Barranquilla at night. You can get a little bit of cell service at the big rock from Ciénaga direction.

There's a bar at the turnoff to Cerro Kennedy with a bathroom and porch with beers and a pool table. the owner says this is technically his parking too, so we paid 5.000 for the day. He had asked 10, but wasn't there when I paid, and I also got some beers.

It's just a pull off on the side of the road, above a coffee plantation. But the views and weather are 👍👍

Down the road a little farther is a restaurant open on the weekends. pretty sleepy up here but definitely busier on the weekends.

Take a five mile drive away from the freeway on a nicely paved road. Once you get to the river there are several places to camp. We were here on a Friday night and while the road was busy to the boat ramp, we were by ourselves. It quiets down in the evening and then the stars come out to play! A little windy but okay. No AT&T where we stayed but it came back just a tad down the road. Would definitely stay here again.

Convenient little stop in between Sacramento and Boise. We stopped just in case they had propane and they did! We filled up our 17 gallon tank on the RV for a decent price. And they also have a cute little restaurant where you can order some hot food, which was about as good as you'd expect from a random roadside stop. They also have WiFi now.

beautiful river front location $7 primitive camping 12 for electric cookout family friendly including four legged family Nice shower. the later it gets the quieter it gets.

Fuel readily available.

Convenience store on the forecourt.

a man-made lake with bass fishing. Trolling speed only for boats. Limited number of sites with electric and water but no waste dump. Plenty of pit toilets. plenty of interesting camping spots scattered around the lake. no verizon cell reception except for a glimmer at the dinosaur tracks interpretive shelter.

On all measures a very nice and well maintained camp site; can get a bit busy at weekends, but there is plenty of space.
Two remarks:
- the place is big rig friendly … but because of the thatched entrance gate, one might want to enter thru the side gate (just 50m to The W)
- we paid R140 pP/n, ie R280 for a couple/night incl vehicle … but this is the pensioner‘s rate … standard seems to be R175 pP/n

What a great spot! Easy to roll into, plenty of space and q beautiful surrounding. Stuck between Wupatki and Sunset Crater, you pay NP fee to drive this road, but it is well worth it. Quiet, stars, volcanoes....

A lot of people in the comments seem to be referring to the dirt road PAST the lighthouse (I did see people camping there). This GPS location though is actually referring to a few gravel pullouts on the left of the road TO the lighthouse. These are quite reasonable spots as well although you're really on the side of the road (road is not busy). The beach is amazing for walking, you can walk all the way to the lighthouse. I preferred staying here to not push the "no camping" rules.

Municipal campground. Lots of sites, clean facilities. Quiet except for train.
Register online.

This spot is actually open, we found that information on the visitor center of the parking next to grassy road.
All along the grassy road you can find 8 camping site with 2 to 4 spot each. Wonderful spot with restroom, bear storage, ring fire. One of the best camping spot of our roadtrip.
We even saw a moose next to the river near our camping spot.

Right place we stayed near the entry of the street, some noise because of the beach and in the morning but really good night

Large gravel pull out area next to a information kiosk. very flat and at the junction of a couple of very quiet roads. I have spent a couple of nights here with my RV with no problems. there are no signs that prohibit overnight parking. the stars were amazing the last time I stayed!

First go to Parc Estelle Lacoursiere, then under the bridge. We left at 23h30 after the same SUV parked inches from us for the 2nd time in a few hours. We saw 15 cars come and go in a 2 hours time-lapse. Nice view but much too busy at night.

20 FHU sites at Marion County Fairgrounds in Lebanon, Kentucky. Gravel road and Gravel/Grass sites, just 1 mile from the small town of Lebanon. Sites are long ~70 feet and not too close together.

Far into the trees, definitely was nice for the night. Quiet all night and morning. I was even able to sleep in until 9am and only got up because there was finally another car here with me. Bathrooms, water and picnic tables. 1 bar of LTE Verizon but it loaded everything perfectly fine!

Very nice museum full of treasures. Really complementary with the visit of the missions.
We were received by a young guide. She spoke a perfect English and was really nice and helpful.

I'm afraid this spot is not up-to-date : there is no access anymore to a grassy area because there is a building being constructed.
And we could not access the internet...
So we went to Sr. Gustavo's Camping Hotel for the night and it was totally worth it.

As already said before, this is a very good spot.
The facilities are very good, a lot of birds and beautiful trees, and above all, Gustavo is a really nice guy. Friendly, helpful, but also very generous. We left the place with a bucket full of fruits and vegetables!

Nice little campground just off the expressway in Quebec just before you enter New Brunswick. Owners were very friendly. English is broken but one can get by. Great Showers, electric sites and water. Would recommend.

Primitive unfenced campground with 10 spacious sandy sites and only little privacy. No view of the Boteti River from the camp. Ablutions are very clean. Good H+ Orange-Signal. Too expensive for foreign visitors. 217,50 BWP for SADC-citizens.Quite nice game drive along the Boteti River on relatively deep sandy tracks with Zebra, Elephant, Kudu and Wildebeest in the River.

RV Park set along Galveston Beach and lagoon down the road from Galveston State Park; stayed the entire month of October.

Terrible campground. Arsenic in water for months and not resolved. Sani dump overflowing and running down the road. Security treated us like criminals over free water bottles that campers could use because of arsenic water issue. Booked in for 5 days but left after 1 day. DO NOT STAY HERE.

Beautiful views of the canyon and the Gunnison River from our spot -- right on the cliff and nestled inside a cluster of juniper trees. One of the coolest BLM sites we've visited. Road was bumpy where we camped but a 2wd with sufficient clearance won't have a problem.

Didn’t spend the night but dumped my trash and filled my water jug.