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Really nice large parking and quiet at night

still open until october 14th. 17.99$ to put in a envelop (+ 8$/day if you wanna make a fire, infinite wood included). Basic but really beautiful, some open sites near the creek and some more private in the wood. We arrived around 6pm and still many sites available, even if a lot of campgrounds are closed in october. Would stay again!

It's really like a pool, the water are natural, but it's a pool installation (not like others hot springs in bc). It's safe tho and really relaxing. It's also popular so a lot of people in the shower/ change room. Worth the 7$ for chilling in hot water + take a warm shower when it's cold outside. No pets, no food, alcohol or smoke. Kids friendly

Sooo quiet !! The original descripton still works..

Very quiet area, far from light and noise pollution. This is a public hunting area and a grazing area, be respectful of boundaries, Ran into a couple of local hunters and some people fishing and a few other locals drove by but had no issues. Highly recommend

Very nice place , very nice host, high above Ouray, nice view, very quiet, dry toilet, the host can help fill up water, $26. No T-Mobile signal.

my wife and I are home with a new baby after 2 years living Vanlife. If you need help or want a water fill up give me a text and we will see what we can do for you!

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Nice small spot on the ocean side of the road. Stayed one Saturday night. No one bothered me and there are no prohibitory signs. Some other campers at other sites along the road. Lovely sounds of the ocean. Visit the lighthouse and support the area.

Decent informal campground with pit toilet, fire ring, and picnic table. Great wildlife! Coyote, elk, great horned owls. This is a party spot in the weekends for locals. There were people driving in and out until 1 am, music, drinking and other shenanigans. Good place to overnight durning the week.

Stayed the night. Rest stop was open.
A few vans and cars with some truckers.
Restrooms were open.

To the left of overlook there’s a short trail up to a secluded area with space for about 4 tents. Great views and trails to other little overlooks. Fair amount of traffic noise but nothing too bad. Found 3 snakes all within 20 yards of my tent so watch where you step

2 bars of tmobile cell service. Parked our class b near a pavilion. stayed 2 days. quiet place and swam in the lake. don't turn left on Hamilton rd, go straight and let GPS bring tou in from there.

Sites were somewhat private. Beautiful hiking trails for forest views.
There is an outdoor shooting range in the Uwharrie National Forest across the lake as well as OHV trails. I was woken up at first light to what sounded like a battle had broken out with soldiers on dirt bikes.

Most of the services have since closed down at morrow mountain state park due to extensive renovations.

Would not recommend staying here! Cop came by in the morning to announce no camping and no parking in upper lot. Also lots of coyotes so def not a safe place to bring a dog. “Lake” is a generous word the body of water at this spot.

small town, posted 72 hour short term parking. store across the street porta-potty in park. 2 bars at&t quiet.

I pulled off into this dirt parking lot just before sunset. It is next to a gated lot but not part of it. It is close to the road but the road noise disappears around 11 PM. Was not bothered by anyone.

Beautiful open space. Smooth road coming in off 180. Some areas are cluttered with trash but we chose a clean area. Just a few minutes from Petrified Forest. Beautiful sunset. Stars were awesome.

Nice large level place with gravel and loop. Suitable for anything, any size. Great T-mobile reception. Nice view. Fire pit. Plenty of room between site. We stopped after dark, so we stayed at the first location to the right. Could here the highway some, but not obnoxious and not much traffic. I love it silent, but this didn't bother me. Nice place for overnight or longer.

Lovely camping spot. Very shady. We got a spot right by the water on a Friday at 8:00pm in early October (primitive sites). RV area looked busier. Clean bathrooms and showers available. Primitive sites have picnic table, fire ring, and level gravel pad - great for RTT. If you’re not from the area, watch out for the ant hills - some bite.

I would definitely not call this big rig accessible! Drove down with just our truck and decided we would not want to pull the camper down or back up!. Stayed at Colgate Camp up the road instead.

Super spot! Très tranquille, à plat. On était seul.

Numerous sites along forest road just south of Plaskett Creek campground. The best sites are on top of the ridge. It's a bumpy drive but we made it in our 2WD pickup. Noticed numerous tent sites closer to hwy 1.

the camping is now free but with no service . only running water from some tape near parilla places.

Very nice campsite with clean private ablutions. You have an overview of the whole area and stunning views from all 3 places.
200 pppn. A restaurant (to be booked in advance) with a bar is also available as well as a small pool.
We did a small (5km) hiking tour on our own and a 4x4 route is also available.
Very recommended!

Directly on the beach. Just beside the ferry terminal. A little outdated facilities BUT all services and facilities. Not bad of a spot

Very nice place. Well maintained. Stunning view from sunrise spot. Hot shower only limited hours so make sure you know this timeframe otherwise you get a cold shower. Expensive but if you stay more days you can negotiate a discount.

Great place. Stopped for lunch and a nap after sight seeing all day. No signs saying you can’t stay over night.

Good camping spacious with ample power takeoffs 110 pula pppn camping is well
Away from hotel. Ablutions are fine and clean.

Very nice. Everything clean. We planned one night, but stayed 4. Kitchen and fridges available. TL 100 2 pers. motorbike, tent, per night.

This place is permanently closed.