Check-Ins

We’re here the second time and yes it’s still open both water and Sanidump. The dump is not quite leveled so we have to put the blocks on front wheel of the truck to make sure it will properly drain both black and grey water.

31$ per adulte, under 5 year old free. Dog accepted!

You can reach this spot from the nation park, located in the national forest. Fire pits, huge shady spots, vault toilets 10/10 spot

Great place…pack it in…pack it out. Free.

You’ll need super high clearance to get here. Also it’s very close to the highway

We stopped in to use the dump station. We also used our own hose to refil our water tank.
The shop also stocks RV septic related items, so a convenient place to top up on items you may need.

Another great place to spend the night! There’s lots of space here, though the dirt road out is narrow and pretty rough. There is space here, but I would think big rigs would have trouble here. Our RoadTrek did fine. There is a home right next to the lighthouse, but they must be used to people overnighting here.

Great view, quiet spot, but you must be completely self-contained and take your trash with you.

Closed for the fall and winter “due to fridge temperatures” as of at least Oct 7 when I stopped by. Gate locked. See photo. Hadn’t even snowed yet.

Up a long dirt road, past the York Bar and Grill (excellent), is a gorgeous spot with a hike into the canyon. Be very bear aware and enjoy the solitude. No service.

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We decided to ask inside and they said park anywhere in the dirt lot. There are lots of potholes so you have to maneuver to get level but we did it. Open fast WiFi reached us from station. A said above, okay for a night.

Quiet place to camp overnight, hiking trail at your back door to Niobrara State Park and an old railroad bridge. Peaceful surroundings, wildlife management parking area.

standard rest stop. bathrooms, vending machines, security

This is just a pull off like the other spot on iOverlander. Pretty level and had space for the dogs to walk around the van. Good Verizon reception too!

Extremely bumpy on the way in but if you go slow, can make it past but also in a Toyota Highlander. Great service, spent the day working remote here. Only had one dirt bike pass through in early afternoon.

Drive along the road until we found a secluded spot. Beautiful yellow aspens now. Even saw what we think is a Mexican Wolf. (maybe a coyote) Quiet until morning when we heard hunters shooting so we got outta there. No Verizon signal. Keep your dog close on leash due to the wolf/coyote. Great spot!

A local told me to drive down Lostine River Road as it is considered the “Little Switzerland of America” - It was pretty, beautiful Alpine wilderness.
The road starts off paved and in really good condition… And then turns to gravel and it’s all washboard. 15+ miles of it.
Lots of hunters in the area this time of year so I didn’t stay. If you are in Lostine, sure, it’s a nice drive. But I would not go out of your way for it.

Beautiful spot for up to 6 separate campers by the outlet of Lake Alva on the Clearwater River. Open location for a group of up to three vehicles, plus a tent spot or two and another couple spots for a truck camper or can. 2WD accessable, but NOT for big rigs or long trailers due to the incline and abrupt change in level, bit perfect for pickups and vans. About 1/4 mile west of Highway 83 on good gravel, then a couple hundred yards down to several level spots. No toilets, no water, no picnic tables, but there are a couple fire rings. Technically, this is a "No Firewood Cutting" location, but another half-mile west is open to cutting dead trees. Remember to pack out your trash and keep the area clean. This is grizzly bear country, so keep food, coolers and garbage inside your vehicle.

Very large, practically flat, parking lot surrounded by trees and a nice vista.
1 bar AT&T service

Addition to previous comments. Do not go if it’s been raining. The waterfall is dangerous and not swimmable. The road is very muddy. The hot saunas are very stinky and smell like petroleum as well as the pool.

a nice stop for gas anf showers. some spots you could get a few hours sleep. friendly staff. near GA/FL border

Listing says closed but we checked it out while passing through. Apparently a bunch of teens gather here most nights and rev their engines in their cars and do burnouts. We didn't last 30 minutes. Def not a good spot.

Clean coffee shop with good coffee, clean bathrooms, and good wifi.

If you are on a bicycle they might let you pitch your tent on the back lot if you speak to them with respect.

Large, secluded spots with lots of rocks for playing around. Great for the dogs because they can roam a long ways and still be clearly seen. Fire pits and primitive toilets

Très bon parc pour Camping Car. Arrêt de bus proche, sécurisé et tout le nécessaire.

Recently renovated area where locals chill by the river. Easy access by car, and lots of free place to park. Less than 15 walk from the heart of the city.

Accessible by 4x4 or 2D with high clearance and plenty courage. Not for big rigs. Lots of plants scratch the sides if your vehicle is large, and it rocks wildly side by side from the potholes. The place itself is alright, not worth the struggle

Accessible by 4x4 or 2D with high clearance and plenty courage. Not for big rigs. Lots of plants scratch the sides if your vehicle is large, and it rocks wildly side by side from the potholes. The place itself is alright, not worth the struggle

Spot is brushy, didn’t seem level and is on a very busy road. I didn’t see the point, so I left.

Nice and quiet spot by the lake (swimming not allowed). Campfire is possible, but hardly any wood available nearby. Unfortunately there is some trash / cigarette butts left by visitors :(