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great stop for any size rig. nice breeze when it's 88 degrees at 6:30 pm. great Vista of the hills around Pendleton. quiet, and you'll hear the owls!

Fairly quiet for being mostly full. The sites are pretty close together and the roads through are narrow. Otherwise as described. We stayed one night in what looked mostly like a tent site. No hookups for $27.

Enormous rest area. If you’re driving south bound, there’s the first rest area, then if you keep driving there’s some gravel pull offs next to the river and under the bridge, and if you keep driving there’s another rest area which I think is the overflow lot. 12 hour maximum stay, but you could easily get away with longer. Good cell signal, plenty of trashcans and bathrooms. Lots of semi trucks so it’s a little noisy. I slept with a few other vans in the gravel pull offs by the bridge and it was pretty quiet. Police patrolled through around 8pm and it was all good.

Closed to civilians currently, fire crews are using it as a Basecamp. Arctic Circle tourist area still open.

As described. Still open. Campground is not, Fire crews are using it as a Basecamp.

Beautiful Vewpoint of the Brooks Range. Restrooms and huge parking area.

The Arctic Circle sign and information boards.

Panoramic Views. 1/2 mile interpretive trail. Parking and restrooms.

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Still good. 4 semis, 2 rv at 8:30p. Not crowded.

tentei mudar e excluir várias vezes. nada de mudar.

great dump station and potable water available

Yep, definitely in the forest. If you want camping with a view, this ain't your place. BUT, no noise from traffic. Locals do selective logging up here so be careful on the road, they won't be. Suitable for any type of vehicle when dry, but it is bumpy so low vehicles use caution. One bar Verizon for me but seems to be pretty speedy.

This place appears to no longer allow dispersed camping. The sign bank shown in the pictures still exists but the dispersed camping sign has been removed from the frame.

Used this spot today! Three rigs came through while I was there. What a great setup. Everything as advertised in the other check in’s.

Great spot. No problem getting in with a 2WD Sprinter. Another spot in the next loop east, may take a little more clearance to comfortably get to.

Good sized gravel lot along the highway. If all you need is a quick nap this is a great spot. No signs posted at all and I have napped here before and never been bothered. Good AT&T signal.

it's OK. super windy. probably better on a less windy day. hardly any trees full sun. fire pits.

Huge snow parking area. No signs and fabulous view s to the west. Great AT&T and Verizon.

What a great place, $6 maximum for 24 hours, that’s wonderful! All you need to do is download the app, and away you go! The gravel parking lot has a lot of holes in it, so drive slow, but fairly level, great for a night or two!

This park has several shady parking spots and yes does close at dusk (posted). However right next door is a rest area (little to no shade), so its easy to jump over there for night hours.

At the park there is a threaded spigot and drinking fountain 10 feet from the large rock/fountain.

amazing sunset. the wind was bad then it was not. lots of bugs . but real nice view. fire pits I think it said 16 days. the frogs and birds are a real good back drop while watching the sunset.

epic spot, no trash, dirt roads with cattle and deer. windy close to cliff but back off 50m and you're fine. no fences anywhere so drive where your rig can take you.

Great free spot to stay near Grand Teton National Park. Site 24B is nice and level, and there’s great ATT cell reception and spectacular mountain/sunset views if you walk up the nearby hills to the tent sites. The road in is a bit bumpy but not too bad. Be responsible with food and smelly stuff, signs said there are bears frequently in the area. The walk-in tent sites have bear boxes for storage.

As mentioned, for this area with very little opportunities to wild camp (due to the fences), this place is perfect! Not sure whether one is visible from the road, but we did not see or heard a car in all the time we were here. We saw an Aardwolf and a Steenbok. Absolutely beautiful and peaceful. Thank you for sharing.

As stated, an absolutely peaceful and beautiful place in this area where wild camping opportunities are very few due to the fences. We drove through the open gate to get further away from the road, even though we didn’t see or hear a car passing by. Saw an Aardwolf and Steenbok. One of our nicest wild campsites. Thank you for sharing.
Please keep it without any trace of camping in order to preserve it for others (i.e. do not build fireplaces, etc).

Caution, don’t ride motorcycles through the ford / shallow river (Gayle Beck) on the south side of the village of Gayle near Hawes, the river bed is covered in very slippery algae / weeds, it is so bad that walking through the crossing is a challenge.

Small gras field next to the road (quiet road at night) with an amazing view of the lake, the mountains and Briksdalsbre. You can go down a few rocks and reach the water. There are no other facilities, but a couple hundred meters further there’s a parking lot with a toilet and trash cans.

Same documents as Archie below, plus a copy of our Carnet de Passage.
Costs was 140 USD (NL & FR passport). after all was submitted they told us to wait in the reception, we waited for approx 2.5 hrs (so bring some water). all in all easy, nice people. We got 3 months single entry valid from date of issue

Super camping! Very friendly staff and Kevin is so helpful. Best place so far in Zimbabwe!