Check-Ins

We did forget to stamp out. It's a hassle: you will need to park your car in the US (at an outrageous rate), go back to migracion (next to banjercito), get stamped out, enter Mexico and use the pedestrian route to enter the US again - in all a hike all around two blocks.

USD 6 charge (cash or credit) per visa holding person for an I-94 of 180 days.

Super Size Elephant shaped rock formation, fenced in with public access during Ramadan from 8pm. Easily visible from outside the fence for photos.

The park is closed. Why or for how long we don’t know. The quad guy didn’t speak any English.

beautiful spot at a small cove directly on the beach. frequented by locals during the day it gets quiet after sundown. there is space for several vehicles with decent level parking. 2-3 houses visible from the beach but you still feel sheltered and not watched

Fuel Station next to the road incl. a little shop with toast, nudles and such a stuff. No fresh producs-no meat.

Good coffee, reliable wifi, clean toilets and friendly service.
Unfortunately my van got ‘tagged’ out the front, police were not concerned but friends from ZA were quite worried, so I decided to leave town earlier than planned rather than risk problems.

Perfect for parking during the day for exploring Fredericksburg. If you’re in a small rig and can fit in one parking spot then probably great for overnight aside from the passing cars on the street. I have a full sized skoolie and didn’t feel right parking sideways and taking four spots all night so I moved over onto an empty street across from HEB.. stayed there two nights and it was much more quiet.

It's an absolute must. Incredible environment, remote, absolutely quiet. Stars and tranquility at night.

Open area for turn around, place to car camp. Would not take RV up this road. Verizon cell service 2 bars, LTE; off highway but not too noisy.

Forest Service dispersed along forest road 1325. No amenities, limited cell service, fire rings

Perfect one night sleep spot, quiet, I felt safe being the parking lot is lit up! And having so many amenities was a bonus! Park along the hillside!

Worked well and fast refill with hose. Thank you to this town!

Stayed for one night and it was BEAUTIFUL. We were gonna stay another night but it started thunderstorming and raining very HARD and we didn’t want to risk getting flooded in. Bumpy road but I thought it was fun!!

mirador??!? this is behind a PETROL station!! maybe "parador" ?! not eben that nice..

got here around 20.00 gate closed.just parking outside FREE.
There s some street lights

You can buy WiFi at the mini mart when you pay for camping. Signal only at the mini mart but it’s pretty decent speed. 15 pesos for 2 hrs. There’s NO cell signal

Excellent place to camp, on the edge of the lake, has many barbecue and tables to make your barbecue, with beautiful mountain views.

Pocahontas Mounds Rest Area is situated between the 2 lanes of the highway. It is a historical landmark so it has 24 hr security. There are clean bathrooms. Pets allowed. Room for 5 large rigs. From website: This rectangular platform mound, 175 feet across at the base and about 22 feet high, was built and used during the Mississippian period, between 1000 and 1300 A.D. Remains of a mud-plastered log-post building have been found atop the mound. This structure was used as a ceremonial temple or as a residence of a chief. An extensive former village area surrounds the mound. The site has been incorporated into a roadside park.

Great spot to park! Quiet and secluded, perfect for our two dogs. Was just us, but there are three spots only two w/ fire rings.
Thanks for the find! 🙏🏻✌🏼

off of a frontage road of Hwy 101 by a river. Private and quiet... a little traffic noise from the 101. Good for a 25 foot or less RV/van... not a trailer. We loved this spot!

Can't stay away! Love the vibe here! See you next time. HAVASU!

Loved this campground, the showers and bathrooms were clean, Wi-Fi lightning fast, and the owner, Francisco was so friendly with lots of suggestions around town. $30 BZ for 2 people

There were at least 4 or 5 large spaces up this road. We chose one in between a couple trees for some privacy. Few cars drove by and we had good cell service - att & verizon. Took us 9 minutes to drive to Kanab this morning.

Nice parking, windy from the lake, opposite of ⛽, toilet at the ⛽ free and museum (400pesos) all clean

Next to the train tracks at the end of Floyd St in town. Quarters for water. Seems to be popular with local farmers. Not sure what the rate is. It seems potable (the only signs say “remember: potable water in a dirty tank means non potable water”). There is an overhead hose but it’s end is cut off—no threads—and there is no obvious hook up for an RV hose.

Second time at this large beach with waste baskets and patti-potties every 300 feet.
Deuxième fois sur la plage ici très large comparé à Mustang Park et Padre Island. Plusieurs poubelles et toilettes chimiques au 100 m. Juste à temps pour le concours de châteaux de sable en fds. Il risque d'y avoir beaucoup de monde.

Small. Good for tent or car camping. One vault toilet. Down in a valley so it doesn’t have much scenery and not maintained real well. Toilet wasn’t too bad for what it is. Firewood for sale using honor system. We didn’t stay here because there was no way we’d get our teardrop in a space. We boondocked further up the road, and were glad we did. Much nicer, and we could still drive down to use the toilet at the campground.

Street parking and dirt parking lot. Somewhat level. Spent the day in the park. Nice park to just chill. Bathrooms and water bottle fountains. Locks on water valves. Park closes at 5:30
Seems like everyone in the area using the park, parks outside and then walks in.
No signs.

lots of options, much area! Were the only guests we could see through the night... then saw 4 people drive out in the morning

nice spot, got there easily in my Mazda CX-3. No cell signal (AT&T).