Check-Ins

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.

Spent 1 night here on our way to Bolivia. Seemed safe to us, although it's a bit messy. There are a few cameras. Gas station is open 24/7, toilets as well. A few police cars were parked here as well. They may have some sort of office in the adjacent building.

Owner wanted 5 soles.

I parked at the entry, before the gate. I stayed for the night. Nobody bothers me. Better place than the one one the other dude. To open and to close to homes. More discrete here.

typical Walmart, fairly quite after 10pm. Didn't see any signs saying no parking, multiple 18 wheelers and at least one other van in the lot with me. plenty of small restaurants nearby.

Public washrooms wi5h 2 shower stalls, no curtains so people can see you, but they are inside. Water was very cold

No potable water (we asked for). But dump Station us for free with a purchase of 25 CAD.

Quiet amazing free camp site :)
There’s everything you need : water, toilets and flat spaces ;)

Still a good place to park. 3sol per hour

Couldn't find it. Because of all the buildings in this street I think this was posted under the wrong location, but no idea where the actual parking is. Marking it as closed.

It's still there. I don't think the train comes by anymore because there was a locked gate further along the track. Therefore not that special and as we stood out quite a bit as gringos I'm not sure if it's that safe to walk around here.

Nice state park with clean flush toilets, hot showers, water and trash. MTB trails on site. First come, first serve. $20 non Nevada resident (includes camping and entrance fee for 1 vehicle). Greater than 50% of sites available on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

locks on the water spigots today. too many of us drank from this well.

amazing spring, great source of amazing water. would definitely recommend the stop. was running pretty strong when I got there ~5gpm

Secluded site with enough room for a car/SUV/van. About 20 yards off the road, down a double track. Quiet, apart from the sound of the stream. Three bars of T-Mobile (for some reason no Verizon). Good for an overnight.
There's another spot on the side of the road just after the bridge as well, I just liked the privacy this one gave.

pull off area across from Bower Park to dump and get water. Cannot confirm water is potable

Fill up you tank of propane by the Valero gas station.
4.29$ per gallon

Amazing site. 4x4 with ground clearance is a must. forest road does not look to be maintained. at the main entrance it is posted you need a permit. its $10 for a 3 day permit. I was not aware but was able to get one online on my way to the site.

Have parked our truckhouse here for the night. The site is as described. 4 RVs of various sizes and a few cars.an OK place to crash late on a Friday night.

Stayed here 2 nights ago, down at the boat launch. Absolutely the best spot! The track down to the boat launch is not steep at all, and very easy. Well worth it!

Nice spot to park During the day, Beautiful ocean views from my van.. we also took a really nice walk along the side area overlooking the ocean and the beach. plan to park on the side street as others have mentioned for tonight. I hope all goes well...

Stayed twice over the last week or so, on the way to and back from Tuk. Great spot on the right about 3k after the road stops being maintained, but before the fire look out. Large pull out would fit several rigs. Road is fine. Plenty of hikers and mtn bikers passing by but very quiet at night. No others camping when we were there. Had an amazing view of the Northern Lights at 1.30 am. Also had a great dinner at the noodle place in town - very good!

Rua bem curta, de frente a praia e dificilmente se consegue vaga. possui ducha e banheiro free na praia.
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Got a ticket for "non-transit-use-camped out on lot" there are no "no" signs and a sign that says 24 hour limit. So not sure why the ticket, but heads up