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We stayed here last night, nice and quiet spot. We awoke to police in the morning who took our number plate. Apparently the neighborhood have reported vans parked here that have been dumping rubbish.
SHAME ON THOSE PEOPLE.
This was a great and beautiful spot. Fair enough that the houses have been complaining.

Overall really nice place. Went on a weekday and found a spot super easily. I was able to pull in fine in my minivan. Tons of space, very quiet, aside from some vehicle noise in the distance.

on pebbles next to the river. but please, overlanders, don't leave any rubbish behind, you can do better than this.

The Atm was out of order. They did not know when it will work again.

Juan can help you to get cash if the atm does not work.

Ranch Cactimar is near the beach with a lot of Animals. Marjorie and Jean-Christophe propose some palapa and got a place for my Campervan (2 or 3 places) and the services for hot shower and slow Wifi. Telcel network available. They speak English / French / Spanish. You can rent horses and kayaks.

If you want peace in the middle of nowhere. you'll be served!
love it.
Alone, quiet.
Nice place to pass 2-3 days before entering Mexico.

Strange, weird, wonderful! Far out there, nothing around. Place not well maintained; more or less abandoned - but: water is running, toilets are working, there is light. the water is a bit brackish - but if you are coming here you should be of the self-sufficient type anyway. bring your own... enjoy the pan and an evening in a sort of post-apocalyptic Mad-Max-scenery.

Very nice place. Camping site has its own Braai and, open roof. Beautiful view of the Mountains. Caretaker extremely helpfull. Nice stay.

Nice place with lots of open spaces and nice view. The road I went down I wouldn’t do again in my Prius, but were plenty of other options I didn’t check out because it was getting dark

This is a a great place to camp. The park is very clean and well kept.
There is a historic schoolhouse at campground 1.
The park has available onsite laundry,showers and wifi.
Also,you can use the shower for $5 if you are not camping. The laundry is coin operated. There is alot to do in the area. You can fish,hike,ride horses,ride ATV's and explore the park.
there is a hatchery at the park that is open to the public and the park is home of the deepest explored underwater cave In the US according to the park ranger.

A forest service fire tower
there is a cleared area around the tower and a picnic table.
there is plenty of room to camp.

Great pull out, enough for big rigs or small. overlooking the lake. busy computer road in the evening but traffic died down after about 8:00 p.m. super quiet spot. there are several pull-outs along this stretch of road, this one is pretty level. gorgeous sunset view of the lake and the ocean. this one is called Penny Rock because of the large rock with pennies glue all over and a few dollar bills. It's very cool. 10 minutes from the ocean but secluded and had no hassles, woke up to two other RVs in the next pull out down but nobody by me.

the sites are quite small and close from each other, but prestations are good. unisex ablutions. the Pool is great. we paid 120 pulas ppn.

We tried the community camp next door. No water, we came to Tjonkuvi. What a nice place. Highly recommended. Clean toilets and friendly staff.

Bom lugar de parada. Chuveiro grátis e comida simples no restaurante

We parked at the end of the road under a big tree, almost on the beach. We ordered cocktails at the Father Rooster restaurant and asked if we could use the restrooms during the night. The restaurant closes at night, but we were allowed to use the staff WC on the backside of the restaurant. We got wakened very early though by the fisherman around 5:30 am.

Beautiful BLM campground with tons of spaces $8 a night and lots of room to spread out. Paved all the way to the campground.

Decent place to stay. Bit of highway noise until a bit after dark when traffic slowed down. Woke to constant wind.

Very pretty church. If you are driving you can park at the beginning of the walk down. If you are in a moto as well. Then you can walk down the road that leads you to the stairs, this area is accessible with a wheelchair or a stroller. Then, you get to the stairs and there is no path down to the church other than the stairs.

If you are biking you will pass the parking lot and take the path all the way to where the stairs to the church start; we locked our bikes to a electrical pole right before the stairs.

From there, there are about 60 stairs down to the church. Then you can decide if you want to take the paths around the church - one goes up and one goes down to the river. It’s pretty!

Spent a night here, it was fine. We got a knock on the van from a homeless? lady at like 9:30pm that looks like she hangs or loves in the park, but our barking dogs seemed to have gotten her to leave. Works alright in a pinch, and the bathroom is open til 8pm. Also a water spigot near the playground.

Great spot! Yes, there is a giant pile of dirt that prohibits you from coming in on Boat Harbor but if you take Center St all the way to Utah park you can loop around and access Aligator park that way. Really nice overnight spot

This place is permanently closed.

really nice place, quiet,
lot's of firewood in the area,

deje parada mi combi un rato en lo que fui a caminar al centro y me robaron los tapones de las ruedas

This place is permanently closed.

Just as described. Quiet park with a bathroom (not sure if it's actually open). Parked in the upper lot across the street. 2 bars AT&T with WeBoost.

Like others - large mostly gravel lot. it was dark and we didn't realize how much mud on our shoes until we stopped into our trailer. oh well... not many options at this time of year. should be good for the night.

This place is in wrong location - it is located at 37.39048, -108.61355

good place open 6 am to 11pm clean and quiet