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A small, very nice park with a waterfall for a short stay.

ein kleiner sehr schöner Park mit wasserfall für kurzes verweilen.

Nice flat ground , next to a big Lake ; only sad that toilet papers spoil the place; would be Nice if people could pick up their garbage , like Having a doggy bag to put papers in it and throw in the garbage later

surprisingly tranquil spot. felt safe in just my tent.

Large area perfect for big rigs. Some people there also. Not much intimacy. There is a trail that leads to the river down but it has been partially destroyed by i dont know what. Not much cell signal.

Very nice spot by the beach. Thanks for sharing!

The rest area was reasonably quiet for being on the interstate. There were a lot of van and car campers. Nonetheless, we slept well. If you're like me and get "welcome to" state sign photos, it's up the hill, as well. :)

10$ for a Shower but the Guy was so nice letting me use the Shower for free

Nice Rest stop at the Highway. picnictables,Bins and Pittoilets. Could get pretty busy and Mosquitoes are not to bad when I was there

This public parking lot is perfect! Safe, close to all the Canandaigua activity including a beautiful lakeside park. The lot is next to a brewery and has signs for public parking. The signs don’t say anything about overnight parking so not breaking any rules. The lot filled up in the morning with kayakers and paddle boarders. Highly recommend if you’re in the area especially because the Walmart in Geneva (which was my first go-to) has signs everywhere saying no overnight camping.

This place is simply wonderfull. Came here just for a stop over, but stay for a couple of days, because it is so beautiful.

Free wifi, not very speed but that was ok.

Wild camp under trees. Pretty quiet. View on the Rio. No facilites.

We had our pick of lakeside sites arriving about 4 pm at this lovely campground. Likely due to the fact we were late in the season. Highly recommended!

There are "no overnight parking" signs now, they look new so probably went up since the last review. We talked to a local who is also a fellow nomad, and he said the police usually don't care, but when they do care they usually only bother people in un-converted cars and trucks, but not RV's. He also said they will tow your car if you leave it overnight unattended.

We decided to chance it regardless of the signs and had no trouble at all. We stayed for two nights, and left our trailer unoccupied for most of a day and evening while we visited Boston. We didn't have to disconnect our tow vehicle to do this so I'm not sure if it would work the same way if you don't have something else to drive wherever you're going.

It's about medium noisy with sirens and road traffic if you are in the farthest back lot like we were. There was a TON of trash spread all over, which I'm guessing wasn't from nomads but usually gets blamed on us so be sure to leave it better than you found it :) We picked up a few used condoms and diapers with our load, ew.

Totally a good place to stop. Quiet at night, after that the vendors left and a nice little walk to very nice ruins, about 1h, perfect to stretch your legs.
Altitude is about 3800m, but temperature wasn't that cold.

Google maps took us to the wrong entrance, so when you get there go in the entrance with the blue sign. Follow the signs back to the dump station, then be sure to follow the instructions written on the wall. I've posted a picture of what they look like right now, but make sure to look for any updates as we were told they will be installing a better system soon.

The picture shows the sign on the wall, the standard RV dump port that they want you NOT to use (it clogs), and the grated hole in the ground that they DO want you to use, with the spray painted "RV" markings.

No fresh water. Dumping is free :)

Nous sommes restés ici 2 nuits. très calme même si la route est proche. Un peu de passage à pied la journée. pas de moustiques et il fait frais la nuit.

Our first night in our RV, thanks to this app for the location tip! Stayed 4am-10am, quiet, tons of parking.

Friendly good English speaking owner, good spot for a first night. Flush toilets, not super fancy but it works. Cold outside shower. 250 pesos. Beautiful sunset.

As other people wrote: many dispersed camping spots along this road. This one is a bit further down the road. Nice and quiet, huge spot, with a view over the white rocks. Nice to put your van/RV in the sun at the end of the day.

Typical Campground, now with lots of washrooms, which were clean. Nice sky at night.

National historic site is closed for this season, also the kiosk at the beach.

Now $70pp, last tour at 4pm. No bags of any description allowed, just phone, camera and water - they have lockers available at the visitor centre where the shuttle leaves from for anything you're not comfortable to leave in your vehicle.

Under construction. Drove in last night and cars were packed in like sardines to the few spaces available.

Outstanding beach camping!

Late August Thursday and only 2 campers present. The road coming in is a bit rocky and high clearance is recomended. Beach sand is soft and 4WD is absolutely necessary.

nice test area with camp sites along the highway. pretty quiet and a great place for one night.
no TMobile. visible 2 bars.
trash, fire rings, pit toilets.

Simple and cozy camping, facing Desdemona, with protection from the wind, bbq, a small shop and snack bar. Miguel very friendly. The bathroom is under renovation and does not have a shower. It's worth spending a late afternoon on the deck and enjoying a beautiful starry sky!

Camping simples e aconchegante, de frente com o Desdemona, com proteção do vento, bbq, uma pequena loja e lanchonete. Miguel muito amigável. O banheiro está em reforma e sem ducha. Vale passar um final de tarde no deck e apreciar um belo céu estrelado!

Great location about 500m past the little village, had a very peaceful night, a few locals came and walked dog and a shepherd with his flock passed by.

Good place to stay. Ablutions clean, water in the evening hot. Unfortunately nothing to see at the waterhole

JM is a wonderful host. It was already half past 9pm and we still haven’t found a place in Eldoret.
We contacted him on what’s app and he replied immediately that he has place for us.
He had a lot of recommendations for Kenya and helped us a lot. We paid 1800 Shillings for the room. The house has a huge garden and he said in the future he might open a campsite and it’s also possible that overlanders can come to stay in his garden with the car.

Thus place is definitely open. Still as described. Needs a bit of TLC.