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Big rigs a squeeze, but possible. We paid 250 pn.

Many parking spots, level, clean, secure enough, full hookups, lots of areas for walking dogs, and not many other campers. 15 amp/130V and I used a smart surge protector to pick my site. They were having electrical issues so I alerted staff and they were kind and attentive in finding me a safe outlet and resolved the problem for all outlets completely the next day.

The restaurant is totally tolerable, grounds are great for dog walking, wifi was good at the camping lot for Zoom and I had full cell service with Google Fi. $380 pesos/night. Pool was closed. I asked if I could stay for free without hookups and they politely said no. The shower was cold but the giant spider on the shower curtain and I enjoyed it. I heard no outside noise from inside my RV.

I would definitely stay here again.

Uno perfecto ligar para pasar lá noche, dormimos acá con seguridad y mirando el mar

Bill Evans Lake
Let’s say that this is a pond. If you want to call it a lake, let’s say that it is small. Very small. It’s a Beautiful little pond with a decent view and some nice spots with fire rings. The issue here, at Bill Evans Pond, is the constant noise of competing generators all night from those coming to enjoy the serenity of nature. What I also found interesting was the guy who drove up at 10pm to his parked trailer on the beach, ran his generator all night, and then departed at 630 AM. Arrive in the dark and leave in the dark…Breaking Bad, anyone???
Had no Bars of internet on the north end of lake and a skunk that came to us during our night fire.

This place is permanently closed.

This is a spiritual retreat and I am the caretaker. While I am Russian Orthodox, the camp is open to all faiths.

as described in previous posts. So beautiful and totally worth the drive on the dirt. the dirt roads are very good until you get past the picketwire square, but we pulled our 20 ft camper trailer down to the overlook and found a nice place to park. just have to go slower on some bad corrugated. there's a couple spots to park, we found a huge one that would fit probably two 20ft campers or like 5 vehicles. we spent 2 nights here, so quiet! saw one car the whole 2.5 days. there's a small trail from the overlook/parking area down to the main Dino trail, not the withers canyon trailhead. we saved at least 5 miles of walking by cutting down to the mail trail from this spot (where the road turns left to the withers canyon)..the hike back up was killer but overall it was worth it. the Dino tracks are fricken awesome and it was a great hike.

Great place for the night , Toccoa River Park
Wash rooms and picnic tables .

We got there at sunset. The view is gorgeous. The place sucks thought. Lot of garbages everywhere. A dead cow carcasse. This is a shooting range. 3 bars AT&T. Woudn’t come again.

Quite spot. Nobody around. Dirt road in a great condition, no problems for big rigs and 2WD. No Telcel reception.

Absolutely quiet place after the vendors and people left at around 10pm.
Only good vibes here, a breeze from the sea and a police officer at night.
Police is patrolling heavy in the area, so it felt very safe and it is free. Parked right next to the “Police Tower”

after driving through the chaos of northern Lima this place is a breath of fresh air. surprisingly quiet for being in the heart of the city. we planned on staying for a night but stayed for 4. no problems at all. felt very safe. if Radek leaves a note on your car, he is a nice guy from Poland. he offered us breakfast, coffee and hot showers! if you park one block west of this pin there is even an open wifi. Radek did tell us that sometimes during the day the water the sidewalk from a truck and will tow your car. he says it's very rare, but offered us the information. didn't have any problems.

Nice quiet big parking space near Isfahan aquarium and Nazvhan park

We paid 13.000 shilling for a double room. People not very nice. Loud music the whole night. Hot shower and basic room.

Very busy. Loud. I did feel safe, though. There were two separate arguments that I overheard and made me slightly uncomfortable, but both ended fine and they went on their way. Sleep was difficult though. I doubt I would stay here again but there’s plenty of room for all size rigs, and the bathrooms were cleans. 🤷🏻‍♀️

I wasn't able to find this place.

This place is permanently closed.

Great place for a night. Just arrive in the evening, nobody Here. Very quiet

Hose Bibb at 2nd isle on truck pumps. no problem filling up 100G while pumping gas. Propane here. And, sign says 12 lay over OK, but no camping??? (see pic)

Great place for an overnight. Parked across the causeway along the trees by the fence. Quiet night! Police patrolled. Gets busy with dog walkers. The trails are amazing! Went for a 9.5km run around the island. Definitely recommend!

Hermoso parque con baños, corriente eléctrica, parrilleros. Buena sombra a orillas del arroyo Porongos.

Beautiful spot. Stay up to 14 days. Picnic tables, pit toilets, fire rings, dumpsters. Little to no cell service. ATT

Nice and quiet spot, we spent a night there and paid s/25 using water and electricity. Can be hard to park in the garden if you have a big rig : was pretty hard for our VW T4 + cell

Be very cautious if you pay by cash. I was to pay 7500 TGZ, so I put 3x 2000 tgz, 1x 1000 tgz, 2x 200 tgz, and 1x 100 tgz. The girl took the money, and hid behind the desk (which is very high, so I couldn’t see what she was doing). She counted them, it took very long, then she said, I gave her only 2100 tgz. I was super tired, didn’t want to argue, so I paid. But I was sure, she switched the 3 2000 tgz notes to 200’s.Next day I asked to check security cameras but the picture was so bad, you couldn’t see anything.I’m like 99% sure she stole my money. But I was tired, so can’t say for sure. Just be very careful.

Got some water from spigot for our RV for our tank.

Potentially an overnight spot. Nice parking lot, picnic table, and river access. yellow gate at front, but looks like it isnt locked nightly. no signage indicating no parking. across from NC arboretum entrance.

This Poste de pompage is always open from May 1st to October 31st.

Not a culinary experience. Better make your own sandwich

Nice place to spend a day exploring. No dogs in the caves. Bring Flashlights! Watch for rattlesnakes.

There is a parking machine. Fee at the time of this entry is 7PLN (probably per day). Does not look like bery busy mid-week in Autumn.