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stayed the night in a small converted van. nice bathrooms open all night with water bottle filler fountains. quiet lot that has car area sectioned off from where the trucks are which was nice. had no issues staying and not a lot of noise at all. drove by the Minnesota welcome center and I think I would prefer the winsconsin one.
the turn around to go west only took like 3 minutes total, so no problemo for small rigs.

seemed fine enough, had plenty of cars but ended up staying at the winsconsin center instead. one open parking lot with lots of lighting.

Really nice campsite right on the side of the lake with good facilities and reasonable prices

This is a really beautifully placed spot for rigs of all sizes. If you have 4 wheel drive, you can continue onto the beach to camp during the warm season. We camped at the trailhead in our van and had no issues whatsoever. There is no decent cell reception (for Verizon at least). Quick walk to the beach, and a beautiful trail that we walked in the morning.
Be careful- there are ticks EVERYWHERE. They range in size down to the tiniest speck of a thing, so check yourself thoroughly and often!

This place is permanently closed.

Quel endroit magnifique éloigné de la route et pres de la mer..Vous etes en VR 100% autonome c’est parfait pour vous. Un arrêt dodo est possible partout sauf dans le stationnement au dernier stationnement où c’est indiqué interdit. Comme mentionné dans les commentaires précédents, les toilettes sont deguelasses et les bâtiments, passerelles et jeux pour enfants en piteux états.

What a beautiful place far from the road and near the sea. You are in a 100% autonomous VR, it's perfect for you. A sleep stop is possible everywhere except in the parking lot at the last parking lot where it is indicated prohibited. As mentioned in previous comments, the toilets are disgusting and the buildings, footbridges and games for children in poor condition.

Worst and expansivst campsite we ever had! 1500 ARG per night for 2 and our Truck. dirty toilets and showers, lot of garbage everywhere and definitly not friendly 😔

Fields Landing just south of Eureka. Other RVs parked here. Right on the Pacific Ocean! Clean bathrooms. Dark and quiet.

Looking around it seems to have busy seasons, but in this date it is extremely calm. We found the energy outlet but there is no water in the shower.

Aqui deve ter suas estações agitadas, mas hoje está muito tranquilo. Encontramos a tomada, mas o chuveiro está seco.

really cool showers!!! Hot and clean ! The guy working here is really friendly!

Amazing place! Fast internet from anywhere on the property, very nice bathrooms and Angel let us use the showers in one of the rooms. Tons of grass area to park in, pool table, outdoor kitchen, outlets. Angel did not charge us - but we persisted to pay, and he said we could pay his workers. They host events, but there was no one here during our week stay.

Arrived on Memorial Day Monday in the early afternoon. Place was nearly deserted. No attendant at the gatehouse. $20 per night, deposit box is (oddly) on the exit side of the gatehouse.

Plenty of available spots, all level and paved. Picnic tables and elevated grills. Sign says alcoholic beverages are prohibited as are ground fires.

Flush toilets were relatively clean.

Open 9am-7pm, plenty of spaces, usually almost empty, many picnic tables and barbecue grills, swings, badminton, HP spaces, Free.

We wanted to check out the climbing here but it sounded like it was top-rope only from talking to the friendly man at the entrance.

We did not stay as the price for camping way way above everything else in the area. They are currently charging $200 per person - the breakdown was explained to us as $50 per person day use X2 + $100 per person per night = $200.

Following that logic if you were going to stay more than one night they'd have to drop out $50 to not be double charging for day use.

We didn't bother getting into those details though as there's plenty of other campsites around which are more reasonably priced.

This place is permanently closed.

This place is permanently closed.

Free water
We refill our tanks, guys were so nice.

GPS coordinates took us to the wrong place, but if you’re coming from 215, turn left on 96 and there will be a sharp right turn on Hoovers Ferry rd a little farther down. As described. Easy to get to, some trash. Only a few other people here but quiet and peaceful. Lots of sun to charge with solar panels. Stayed 2 nights with no problem.

Arrived here at 4.45PM. Gates locked with chains, grass overgrown. Noone to be found...

Was nervous coming up to this checkpoint from previous reviews but there was hardly anyone there and they waved us through.

Red spigot at number 22 that provides free potable water

Inside the Shopping Mall.
Payed 400 pesos for a bag of clothes. For the same bag I payed 800 in the south of Argentina

Complied with description. Nice area to park for the day

There is a small dirt road on the right side of the highway, just before the bridge.
You cross underneath the bridge and head to a grassy place 300m from it.
Just beside the Guasuntos River.
There is a small village called LA Moya.,if you need something to buy.

Nice place to stay, but there is no WiFi on campsite

Great, beginner friendly camp spot! Lots of open space, porta potties, beautiful panoramic view. Easy driving distance to Arches NP.

This place is permanently closed.

This place is in wrong location - it is located at 44.99530, -74.97356

There is no dump station

40 free spots to choose from very petty nice pit toilets very clean.