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This area of Common Land is a gem of a location. There are no facilities currently on site. The locals who frequent this beach are lovely and friendly in the true Nova Scotia spirit. The summer of 2022 has seen this location experience a high volume of camping traffic with many of the negative outcomes associated to such a high volume of camper traffic, including litter, campers who are not self-contained who have been using the surrounding woods in a non "leave no trace" manner when pooping in the woods, leaving behind exposed feces, toilet paper, as well as feminine hygiene products. If you camp at this location, which is completely lawful, please do your part to leave the area in a more pristine and cleaner situation than you found it. There is a sand road that runs parallel to the beach, but it is advisable that this access road not be used or blocked. the best access onto the site is at the north-east end of the beach. The locals who frequent this area in the morning, afternoon, and evenings. park their vehicles side by side in the small field immediately off to the left of the access road that runs horizontal to the beach. Please do not block this area and prevent the local population of beach goers from accessing the limited parking on the field. The local volunteers who take pride in this community gathering spot are beginning to experience volunteer burnout from cleaning up litter left on the beach, in the woods, and in the field. Many community volunteers spend money out of pocket to mow the field, empty out the trash bins and generally keep the area in the pristine condition that it currently is in. If you a camp here and enjoy the wonderful experience that this area of Nova Scotia offered you, please consider making a small monetary goodwill donation to the Broad Cove Community Hall ( 7147 Hwy #331 Broad Cove, Lunenburg County, N.S., B0J 2H0) to support continued maintenance of this Community Common Land, and possibly the installation of porta-potties on the site. Fair Winds and Safe Travels.

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There is a very small number of locals who do not support campers using this public common land area due to campers leaving litter and trash behind. As I indicated previously, it is lawful to camp on this public land, however it is important that campers are respectful of the land to ensure continued support of the majority of the local community who do support campers enjoying this location as much as they do. I have provided a monetary goodwill donation to the Broad Cove Community Hall to support the caretakers of this common land.

parked in the end of the street, closer to the beach. it felt safer because it's close to the police station and to the guard of the Coco Beach. we asked the guard of the beach and he said it's ok.

Jeez ppl..ye overlooking a huge oil peer!with so much coastal space.leaving!

Free hot springs and shower! Definitely worth the stop.

I googled this place and it's a private campground only open for events. They don't rent individual campsites to people. Looks like a cool spot though and you can rent it if you have a large group!

Great place to spend a few nights. big enough for Ford econoline 250 and utility trailer. has stone fire ring. Close to 130 but hidden by trees, so enough privacy. there are several other campspots on this road. North French Creek in beautiful open meadow in front of campspot. No cell service with at&t or mint.

(29th August 22)
Updated Hours:
Tuesday to Friday 10am to 5pm
Saturday 9am to 5pm

great, clean & quiet spot for the night
really busy during the day.
nice views of the lake, dog friendly, great area for walking, running, swimming, paddling.
restrooms open all night.
weak WiFi

OK for overnight before after border cross.
20,000 per 2 for parking and sleep in your car. 40,000 for a double bed room including breafast. 5,500 for breakfast. Can be paid by card.

We passed here on a Monday at noon. Very easy, very laid back crossing. We went from Mexico to the US.
Keep following the car lane, that will bring you to the banejercito to cancel your TIP. It’s a tiny green building which is very easy to pass. Before going through the toll/bridge, get out of your car to aduana to cancel your FMM. We asked for an exit stamp and got one. Then you pass the bridge (28 pesos) and go through to the US side. This went smoothly and with our esta we had to get I94 permits (6$). All of it went fine and fast with only kind officials.

We were kind of scared to to drive between Monterrey and the border and choose this border specifically. With advise from locals, we took the 1 from MTY to Colombia. The road is not on the best condition but it is fine, the last part is almost completely under construction.

Not for big rigs. Just for small vans or cars.

A must stop! Free water and dump station.
Has water fill up from both sides but the dump is on your left going through. If you need to dump from the right, like me, just go in from the other direction.

Stationnement plein en journée avec les croisières sur le Saguenay. Plus calme quand arrive la fin de journée. Adopter un low profile

Showers are all out of order unfortunately.

Large spot close to falls no signs lots of room. Washrooms at the Esso gas station little restaurant to get food.

Beautiful location just off the highway on the St John River. Grassy area, picnic table and fire pit. Quiet and serene we are the only ones here

Looks a bit run down but it has been refurbished recently. Rooms are decent and clean. Airco.
Very friendly staff.
Taverna nextdoor.

awesome, clean drinking water. water at the RV Park is rust colored. so this is a great find!

Great place for trucks and big vehicles.
We blew out one of the spark plugs for my E450 motorhome.
The son of the owner was very helpful and honest.
they retap the thread and installed everything back in 3 hours and I was on my way on the same day.

The washroom and shower building has been replaced with a new one. The sign says that showers are only for campers. There are 5 or 6 RV spots with hookup. We did not stay but the lady told us it was $40 per night. This would have been a nicer view (over the water and beach) than the $45 place we stayed at last night a bit east of here. And actually more space.Trails are well done but not much to see at this time of year.

Free public WiFi from the main parking lot of the park
No password needed
It stayed connected as I walked along the paved park trails with my pup, so I’m sure it works from the smaller lots
It was consistent while I was on a work vpn and I was able to download a few books

Very unique place. Off Hwy 3S there are two 4 km switchbacks down: one mostly paved (entrance under the blue/white Cconac sign), and a steeper non-paved road. Pools located in a beautiful valley next to the Apurimac river. Costed 8 soles (US $2) to enter, included camping. There are different areas to camp (tent or vehicle) stay away from the main areas to avoid the noise at night. 6 pools fed by a clear fast flowing high volume spring, pools are very clean. Water is not hot, lukewarm, top 2 pools seem a little warmer. Clean bathrooms, convenience store, great outdoor restaurant surrounded by plantain and avocado trees, small hostal, wifi for a small fee.

Thé spot is Perfect to fill up bottle. No tank.

great place for rv free dump. 2 stations available . No potable water.

Forest service road with a lot of potholes leading to a bridge (after 17 kilometers). Not too much to see along the road but dense forest. There are about three camping spots on the first 5 kilometers and one at 12 kilometers (53.94219° N, 122.13010° W), which we used. Absolutely private and quiet.

Très belle endroit avec bateaux et parc. Seul inconvénient excrément d’oiseaux dans sur le gazon. Mais grand parking pour VR et auto

emergency open 24/7. faster service than st johns, as I was there earlier last week. no medical clinics in the area were taking walk ins, the emerg staff were very helpful and nice.

Quiet, less traveled area of Helena National Forest with a fire pit and plenty of room for RV parking/tenting/van/etc. Beautiful surroundings and plenty of space to wander. Clear views of the skies.

ATT service is one bar/no data (sometimes), but mostly non-existent cell service. You can walk up the hill for a bit of reception if needed, but still not the greatest.

Side Note: the first entrance after the fork is pretty pitted/deep. recommend driving 20' further to the other entrance to make getting in a bit easier.

Park closed due to construction of bridge

Nice super center walmart and multiple shopping places