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You are no longer allowed to park here on Fridays and weekends. There are signs everywhere alerting.

Não é permitido estacionar nas sextas, sábados e domingos. Há placas em vários lugares informando.

Friendly guy! 5 Bol without haggling. Cash only. We stayed the night here as well, no problem. Flat space, safe, and one of the quieter gas stations we stayed at!

Really hard working guys here! We stopped to get our car layered with an anti-rust solution before the salt flats. Thorough rinse, then the anti-rust solution, followed by a full wash. 50bol for our Chevy Express! Took about 30min

Beautiful spot right on the edge of Knik River with views of the mountains and glacier (on a clear day!)

Good service. Propane was 2.80$/ gallon.
Provides diesel

Great place to refil your Propane tank at Rocky‘s Plumbing anf Heating Ltd.

2 hr parking limit only now. No more overnight parking

Love love loved this spot! Super beautiful, so close to the 1, and so quiet. Stayed with another campervan, and there was plenty of room for both of us. 1-2 bars LTE xfinity mobile. Would go out of my way to stay there again.

Free potable Water Cowichan Bay parking lot. Hecate Community Park

stayed at Ayers Natural Bridge Park for 3 nights, the max allowed, then headed on to Gillette to visit the Frontier Relic Auto Museum. On the way, stopped at Riverside Park in Douglas for a quick, free, hot shower.
Max stay is 2 nights, dogs allowed, has a dump station for RVs.

Riverside Park is on the North Platte River. At this location, the Platte runs very fast and has no bank. If you have a dog(s) or kids, keep an eye on them.

pictures are not of Riverside Park. they are of Ayers Natural Bridge and the Frontier Relic Auto Museum in Gillette, mentioned above.

Bright, clean, small laundry with plenty of big rig parking. Top load, double, triple, and mega wash machines with really low prices! 16 dryers total. Large folding tables. Machines take coins or app payment.

Really fast Free WiFi - see photos for information.

A very beautiful and secluded campsite along a 4x4 track. The Spire Rock, popular for rock climbing is a couple minutes away. The road is narrow and bumpy. High clearance / 4x4 might be preferred. We did not have a single issue with our pop up truck camper (9ft tall) but don’t go with anything taller you will hit branches. The campsite has an old fire pit and a fairy level spot. Weak AT&T signal and T-Mobile. Occasional dirt bike or atv rolling by. You can camp at the base of Spire Rock too but you will definitely needs high clearance/4x4 as there are some rocks to climb on the road. Nothing too bad for a jeep, Toyota or truck with good tires

a large parking lot for trailers

when we visit the park, almost all campgrounds are closed and the two that are still open are full.
spent one night here and was tolerated by the national park rangers.

ein grosser Parkplatz für Trailer

bei unserem Besuch im Park sind fast alle Campground"s geschlossen und die zwei die noch offen sind, sind voll belegt.
haben hier eine Nacht verbracht und von den Nationalpark Ranger wurde es geduldet.

Hot, clean and unlimited indivual shower at the recreational center for 4,50$

map coordinates are spot on. only 4.7 miles by twisty windy road to Devils Tower visitor center. Devils Tower is very visible from the campsite.

If it is raining or has just rained, the loop off county road 196 may just get you stuck. when I visited, the YouTubers Family Everywhere had experienced "difficulties" even with their massive Mercedes overlanding rig; their travel companion rig, an Izuzu overlanding vehicle, got them unstuck. Regardless the weather, I recommend entering the camp area using the second left turn from the county road as it does not climb up, then decend down, rutted track tracks over a small hill.

The camp may be visited by cattle and wild animals.

Quick pass on chilean side, 5m. The road is unpaved and can be very muddy. On Argentinian side (about 5-10 minutes driving from chilean office) we were tested for covid. Very nice and helpful people on Argentinian side. A local said the pass is open until 19h, on Argentinian side it said it was open until 22h.

Simple pull off on the side of the road BLM land. Super chill. I have a short bus, that’s about 20 feet long, and the space is pretty spacious for me. A big rig wouldn’t fit here, but perfect spot for 1 van or a short bus.

Great spot, it's the upper TH to the via feretta if you're struggling to find it. You can hike across the drainage and tent camp on some mine tailings.
Or camp on the turn around, I built a sick fire pit with absolute garbage seating opportunities in the scree field.

Stayed on the side of the road. It was too dark and we didn't find the entrance to the quarry. There was a gate near. Quiet night but few trucks really soon like 4/5am

Be careful the 5N since 7km from this point, there is lots of roadwork. The old bridge collasped so they build a new road on the other hills. It was dry when we drove there but if it's rainy be careful. Lots of trucks.

We did the south with 2wd front rear in dry season. Not to much bumpy, be careful the GPs even Google try to send you to the north road. Really nice place and super nice people.

Closes at 5pm. Wish we would have called before getting there.

We arrived in the early afternoon; there were already a few RVs parked here. We set up right below a sign that says 24H Max Parking.

Nice camping right off route 2. We picked up a discover pass from REI in Spokane for more boondocking possibilities and used it here. Not much shade but level sites and a pit toilet. Clean and quiet. Ok cell signal.

typical forest service campground. if you have seniors pass it's only $9 a night
lots of bear activity so pay attention

Green meadow with a few trees. Toilets and cold shower available. Very quiet and nice people. A small market is also on the campsite. If you stay a second night, it only costs 60 MXN.

Ok for a quick overnight stop. 30 amp $49.05, 50 amp $59.95, dry camping $27.25, tents $27.25.

Nice campground but they charged me extra for my kayak even if I don't use it, including check in and out days. This made it a bit too pricey for my liking.

By the end of summer, the place got so gross I left after 30 minutes; the whole place smells like a big toilet and specifically human waste. One dilapidated RV had a river running underneath it; smelled like shower water and urine. Won’t go back there other than to watch the sunset.