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Normal Cracker Barrel overall. Minimal RV spots other than the gravel lot. Pretty full when I arrived at 10 pm. Parked in a standard parking spot for the night. A few more “run down” vehicles hanging out that seem like they’ve been around for a while.

Amazing Place. Campground 32 is super close to the river. Highly recommended. Self Check-in. 18,75$ per night

Hot showers for 4.50. closes at 7pm.
At the Back Eddy Pub there are showers. 1 dollar for 4 minutes. Get coins at the reception during opening times only.

Stayed one night in our campervan. Gravel pull off/rest area. Near major hwy so it could be a bit noisy at times with the trucks passing. A few cars drove pass, but no issues. ATT and Google Fi full bars, good service.

by the river, mountain view, just before you cross the river on west side of highway 4

Potable and non-potable water plus a dump station. Sign says $10 and it’s the honor system.

wonderful stop, so quiet, had the place all to ourselves. highly recommend.

Agree with others. Fantastic spot and so much room to choose from. Dog had so much fun running on the beach. Didn't really hear the road at all.

Many good sites here though it was very crowded so we went back to the beach a few miles east.

Quite average really. Right on a noisy road, lots of bugs and locals fishing. We didn't stay. If you don't mind all that, it seems like a safe spot in which you won't get a knock on the window.

Beautiful spot!! Both sunrise and sunset were amazing when I was there, not windy at all. Road going in is gravel and flat, well taken cared of. Once you veer off the road to find a spot, it gets alittle bumpy but still fine. Spotty T-Mobile service. Didn’t see horses but beautiful view

Got a walk up site even though the sign said campground full. Payed $44 for a site with electric and water even though that was a bit more than we were hoping. Big picnic tables and fire pits and lots of vegetation so it felt very private. Clean bathrooms and large private showers. Very friendly staff. No view of the water, had to walk or bike there but it wasn't far.

Beautiful spot beyond even my expectations, suggested the visit by locals at Ida Lake & very glad I made the visit - topped San Josef for sure and proved a beaut spot for sunset shrooms

waitinglist possible for campground 18$, 5pm at entrance Meeting who get on (in at 11am waitinglist no4), trails beautiful, saw salmons spring at the russian falls (return 7km), good for fishing, campsite is busy, but ok, places big, no üarking fee for the day time if you are on the camping list

There’s a water spigot next to the covered picnic tables at the Randolph town park. Easy for filling jugs, but probably not ideal for filling a large water tank.

we stay one night in front of the police station. the police Man was really Nice with us, and gave us informativo about the region. good for one night, no facilities. @dinapelasamericas

Spent the night without issue, woke up to a spectacular sunrise. Sheriffs did a lot of drive-bys in the morning, but didn't pull up. It was only as I was leaving that a sheriff's car pulled up into the lot but then made a u-turn and got back on the road. I don't know if they had planned on using the pullout to u-turn, or if they left because they saw I was leaving.

small campground, had a few tent sites. $20/night for unserviced site. nice washrooms

yep as described. pretty big turn off just outside of port Orford. cool view

We arrived late at night (after 6). We texted (through WhatsApp) that we would be arriving later in the evening and we’re told this wouldn’t be an issue. We were greeted at dusk by a very friendly couple who took us to our campsite. It says no camping trucks but we made it in with ours. The couple told us all about what was available and are super friendly. Dogs on site (and a cat). Running water, showers and washrooms. It is quite the drive in and definitely requires 4x4.

A quiet spot a little bit off the road. The other spots in this area are right on the side of the road but this one is a few hundred feet into the forest. There are flat areas for two vans / vehicles and a flat spot for tents, but larger vehicles won't fit. There is a fire ring as well. The forest road continues but there is a rough patch so we didn't explore to see if there were more possible sites further down. No service on AT&T

Great spot! We pulled farther down the road, found a great site tucked in on the opposite side of the road (not by the river). Very private, considering we were right off the road. Plenty of space for the dogs to run, 2-3 LTE w/ Verizon.

Great views, easy access, lot of space, wild rabbits (?) jumping around, fire pits, no reception. 10/10 would stay again

$25. We arrived at 6pm on a weeknight and managed to get one of the last available spots. Had a swim in the stream to freshen up in the morning.

electric hook up , water, showers , toilet and sink and lake access for swimming ans boating. Close to big springs.

Numner of spectacular pullouts in this area overlooking beautiful lake surrounded by mountains with creek babbling right next to it, no road noise at night, very peaceful evening and morning, no ATT service

huge pullout area off the side of the highway, tons of Semi's parked here as well. started overnight until the following afternoon without issue.

Go up Stoney Mountain Road off highway 63. At the top before the first tower, there is a little pull out to the left. If you hit the turn for Maqua lake at the top, you’ve gone too far.
Decent spot for smaller RV/Van. No signage restricting access. 5 minute drive to Maqua lake. 30 minutes to Fort Mcmurray.

As described. $5 for dump or $3 with gas fill up. Potable water right next to it

We were able to get water at the spigot in the front no problem. Was cool and tastes good. Came after hours and we're able to attach a hose. But needed some length to reach the car.