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Very quiet. We were the only RV in the huge parking lot by the sea. nice place.

Waterside area with a stunning view on a mountain forest. Ideal for wildcamp especially after a trip to the giant kettle.

Nice clean place! a few cars overnight, busy in the morning. toilets accessible at all times.

Comfort station with drinkable water, rest rooms, picnic table, visiting information and wifi from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM

Wonderful campground. Woke up to moose eating at creek.

In new ownership since fall 2021, no longer accepting campers. Small grocery store only.

Great campsite with tent spots right by the lake each with table and fire pit, and great view of Mt Wrangell if it’s clear. Fast wifi which reaches tent spots. Nice bathroom with hot water and access to shower for $4. And very friendly owners. Mosquitoes absolute hell obviously

Same experience as the guy before! Beautiful place - ready for a longer stay. Recommendation

Part of Harvest Host. I’m in a minivan, so not a member, but they let me stay anyway. Large parking lot, at least 2 others staying tonight. Guest wifi works in parking lot. Make sure you eat or drink at the brewery if you stay.

We absolutely love this camping area. BUT, be prepared for generators to be running day and night. The constant noise really sucks. We have a great solar set up and thankfully don't need one. ✌

Little spot,uneven, for few RVs.
At the top of Emerald street, that finish in an idle dead end in gravel. Nice view, quiet, à kind of nowhere.

tried this location but ended up leaving because the mosquitoes were so bad! swarms of them and very determined to get into my vehicle.

spots were nice enough, track was pretty rough and had some keep ruts that's might be an issue if it was muddy

awesome spot. got buggy at night. but the view and water were awesome. spotty service with Verizon and Google fi. one or two bars on and off. not enough to work so we had to head into town to work. but loved the spot!

good place, many other vans. almost hard to find a spot. we stood on the 869-801 side of the same street. a little nice walk to the bathrooms.

Wow! Stunning views of valley and mountains- two picnic tables - pit toilet - primitive fire ring - windy steep switchback - 2 wheel will make it if dry - 4WD and clearance if wet - well worth the trek! The was damaged at one point - a little sketchy

Nice lake view and shore access. Fast AT&T LTE connection.

the road in is steep - not for the light hearted or those with a fear of heights. I sure wouldn't come here in bad weather!
lovely campground. yes free. pit toilets. I have Verizon signal with my weBoost

Love this place, quiet private beach near cottages. Some traffic on the road but pretty quiet. Nice sandy beach!

Lots of space. Super quiet and dark. Popular bike path. Go back a ways for privacy. Road bumpy but ok. Go slow please to keep down dust.

magnifiques vue , avec des phares a voir a moins de 10 minute de route , au bord de la route mais assez paisible somme toute

A small Campground on the north side of the TransCanada Highway in Walsh AB on the Alberta/Saskatchewan border. Provide boondocking campsite to Motorcycles, cars, vans and self contained camper units. Tents - $10.00/night; campers - $25.00 to $30.00/night (depending on size). No hookups available.
This is a great little campsite, run by very friendly owners. I have stayed here on numerous occasions. I always have an enjoyable stay and I keep coming back.

Spend one night here. There were a number of other people doing the same. Seems like there are a few long-term residents camping here as well. Parking lot was quiet and no one knocked. There is a not-so-clean porto potty, but there is a bathroom near Velocity Cafe (in the Wooden boat museum area)that requires a code(I got it from the cafe). It appears that there might be shower access there as well. Nice walk to the marina and (very expensive) RV park to the north east.

We arrived around 5 pm, 🐾from one big cat. Later we saw a owl and in the morning a big white bird (with the black neck and head).
Before and after the bridge there is space to park. We had a quiet night.

Nice spot next to the trailhead. No signs posted anywhere that say "no overnight parking/camping". Definitely would reccomend parking back in the horse trailer section as hidden as possible. We stayed in the main parking area and got the knock around 1 a.m. The guys was nice enough and didn't make us leave luckily. The portapotty was not in great condition. almost overflowing and flies everywhere. There is a shell gas station 2 minutes down the road though. Nice walking/biking trail that connects all the way to Port Townsend (7 mi). Dog and horse friendly.

Continuez sur Gull Road, il y a un petit chemin pour les VTT. C’est praticable avec une minivan. Nous étions seul’

beautiful lakeside along Ross River. Faint cell signal. No road noise.

worth the drive off the main road. quiet and lots of space for multiple vehicle. sign says camping limited to 14 days

It’s a good spot for one or a few nights. It’s next to a dusty road. If someone is driving it gets really dusty. But most people are really nice and drive slowly. We had a lot of wasps at our spot. Very quite at night.

Tons of Mosquitos, apart from that very nice. The tent area is further away from the train Tricks and more between trees.
There are more and less Private spots and a lot of space, should be enough room for anyone.
Still 16,75$

this location has washed out. Beaver dam let go and theres pilot car detour, and the lake has drained