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Pensa em um camping espetacular, Chuveiro quente, literalmente na areia da praia para dormir em motor home, Estou com família e criança e tem total estrutura, R$ 40 p/pessoa.

I almost hesitate to add yet another Cuenca hotel, but this place seemed a useful addition. It sits on the edge of the historical centre only about ten minutes’ walk from the central square. It has its own secure parking lot behind the hotel, which was good to find around here. (Other hotels may direct you to a nearby public parking.) The parking will take smaller vehicles and bikes. The rooms at the back are quiet and comfortable, with hot water and internet. $30 per night with breakfast included.

We stayed in the parking lot of Mt. Rose Trailhead with no issue. There were other cars. No overnight parking sign. The only sign states no parking from 9:00p.m to 6:00a.m but from Oct to May(see photo). We got here in September so thought it was permitted and had a very good night quite and safe. T-mobile 2 bars 5G.

This place is permanently closed. Unfortunately washed away by the floods.

Crown land camping. Decent road. Some wetspots but road is solid. Decent cell service.

a turn out in the middle of the bridge from new York to Vermont, into a little knoll of land. If light traffic noise bothers you it might not be great but for me it was perfect and right on the water. A beautiful view and breeze all night and morning. Birds, boats and water, what more could you want. lol Oh and there's a porta potty if you use those lol. Clean and safe.

Don’t follow the Google map directions - goes to a private residence. There’s an alternative rate that has a hair pin turn on a gravel road.

If you drive down about 100 yards farther than the pin drop you’ll come to a grassy area that’s perfect for a Promaster.

Lots of nature sounds at dark - very peaceful

Beautiful campground next to a river, ground not good for putting up a tent, its quite busy and people are having their music kinda loud & driving their OHV. $10 a night, restrooms available

Very clean, forested campground. The hosts were very friendly. No bugs, so sitting outside was very enjoyable

Nice place to sleep, 24/7 bathrooms. Other MHs by us, little bit of highway noise but nothing bad. Good little spot to walk dogs too. Saw a sign for a water fill up, going to look into that to see if we can fill our water.

09/03/2022: We pulled up to take a quick shower and freshen up. As soon as we arrived, Ranger greeted us and after our question about showers he told us to fill out the paper from the envelope, took the money ($4 per person), gave a change and we were ready to go. Super friendly and helpful! Showers were clean, not many people. We took our time and even have some spare time to sun dry our towels. Would go there again in the future!

Great spot for water fill and sani dump.
Chatting about Sprinter vans with Ken, the owner, is an awesome bonus! I picked his brain about my DIY maintenance, intricacies of the Sprinter 4x4 system, etc. and learned great tips.
Their shop has upfront pricing for Service A/B on the website. Very cool.

Wow! Place was excellent! I did get a front spot, showed up around 3, hardly anyone was here.

The road would definitely be difficult when wet, but it hadn’t rained here for several days.

We walked the 2 roads that left the entrance. The one towards the left - heading west - the road was decent and would be passable in low clearance and 2wd. The other road (heading straight south) was EXTREMELY rutted and big pot holes. Would definitely require high clearance and/or 4wd.

There were lots of sites though, majority of people were tent camping.

If you have a trailer or large RV, I’d only recommend camping near the entrance or just a little bit down the West road.

This is a gem of a site! As stated, there were a number of sites along Forest Rd. 83, but the one tagged is located at 42.98656, -72.99008 and was just great. I stayed here for three nights at the end of August 2022.

Like all dispersed sites there are a few negatives, none of which are deal-breakers to me. First off, the entire site is sloped downward, including the best places to pitch your tent (just a bit), and the main tent site is a bit closer to the fire pit than I'd otherwise like, but honestly don't worry about that...after all, you *do* make sure your campfire is out before retiring for the night, RIGHT?

If you have a vehicle that can clear a modest obstacle, the driveway is a bit steep and rocky, but any Jeep or Subaru can handle it. Just be careful. One thing I didn't like is there was a very large and very dead tree right behind the fire ring that if it fell during a storm, could land on your tent. It's still quite sturdy but I've messaged the Forest Service about this nevertheless.

just on roadside, huge area with big threes, is plenty of flat space for parking. possible to drive enought away from the main road. We arrived on Saturday afternoon and were just few people.

Wonderful little spot. Sheltered from sunrise a bit too so you don’t get blinded as early as you otherwise would. Slight highway noice but not bad.

Place at a higher ground, shade all day long provided by pine trees. The place is not very leveled and there are 2 fire pits for making a barbeque, probably used by the locals. We found less garbage here, comparing to the other camping spots you will find untill here. We also cleaned some, so now it's better. There are also a lot of camping places next to the lake, just drive along and choose your spot. We only saw a few locals Saturday night, but generally the place is rather peacefull. The road is not tarmac, but even large campervans can make it.

OVERLANDERS BEWARE. Tried this spot tonight and pulled up to a closed gate as well as a sheriff and forest patrol writing tickets to a group of men in their trucks (may have been hunters).

Forest patrol informed us that almost all of the Oregon coast is owned by lumber companies and all types of camping are closed and will be fined. They said this is due to recent trashing, human waste, and other disrespect of the land.

Had to get a hotel after day 10 on the road and WY, MN, MT and CO having no problems. Bummer. Guess I’ll go south and hit more national forest land.

It’s a private Campingspace now.
A lot of Picknick tables and Grills.
The owner didn’t want any money from us.
We got invited for food and drink from one of the groups who was there.

OVERLANDERS BEWARE. Tried this spot tonight and pulled up to a closed gate as well as a sheriff and forest patrol writing tickets to a group of men in their trucks (may have been hunters).

Forest patrol informed us that almost all of the Oregon coast is owned by lumber companies and all types of camping are closed and will be fined. They said this is due to recent trashing, human waste, and other disrespect of the land.

Had to get a hotel after day 10 on the road and WY, MN, MT and CO having no problems. Bummer. Guess I’ll go south and hit more national forest land.

Wild camping at its best!! Exceptional facilities and completely private and peaceful.

Amazing place to escape from the overcrowded coast and it’s camping sites. Incredible views, very friendly host, clean service areas, toilets and really cool outdoor showers.

Small nice campsite in middle of the village, close to Danube river. Also bungalows for rent €20 p.p. Fully equiped kitchen, hot showers. Soft drinks and beer available in fridge. Owner is very kind and hospitable.

Amazing views over the river River Hoanib and high mountains surrounding the place.
A small waterfall is directly down by the campsite.
We were greeted by 2 community members and got firewood.
NAD100 ppn

Very nice and quite place Enough room for serveras tents.

At the edge of the lake. Authorized campsite. Free. Many people on Friday and Saturday ...

Small lakeside park with benches and picnic tables. Not a pull through but people who can back their long rigs will have no trouble fitting. Room for two. Surface is paved. This place was suggested by the people in the interpretation center. Full bars cell service.

We spend 3 nights here. They improved the road so getting here is super easy in any kind of vehicle! You could also get close to the Laguna but you will need to drive in soft sand (4x4 maybe a good option) There is a little pier in the Laguna with 2 beaches one at the end of the Laguna, so good option if crowded! When we were here some cars and motorbikes during the day. But nobody at night. Some claro and Entel Signal (3g). Beautiful spot! if you want a real oasis experience...
definitely one of the best option in the area. Also great for swimming! and Beautiful sunset from the dunes! Very recommend!!! and super clean !!! almost no trash at all ! One of our highlights in this part of Peru !

Flat, grass, sandy ground place for 3 vans direkt at the river nice view to canyon. Nice water for swimm, firewood and fireplaces. Absolutely no interner no signal nothing. Thats into the wild

Very nice Camp with good and clean ablutions, restaurant and pool. Staff super friendly! Very site has power, light and running water! Definitely big rig friendly! We can recommend!!!