Check-Ins

We camped in Alice’s beautiful garden (50kw pppn). Alice and her husband are so nice and helpful and had interesting chats. We bought fresh fruit, veg and honey for reasonable prices as stated before. Very much recommended!

Nice camping, super clean facilities and hot showers. Friendly owners and fast wifi (but not at the campgrounds, only at the administration-building) Directly access to the river.

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good mecican food and drinks. friendly place with friendly prices ( € 5 for a beer and max € 12,50 a maine course)

Great beachside campground. $30 a night during winter off season and had the entire campground to ourselves. Toilets in campground and firewood for sale. Saw an orca off the coast. No rigs larger than 20 feet.

Very quiet, I woke up and there were about 8-9 vans and another carcamper there. I was so surprised and honestly felt really safe considering the amount of people there ended up being. I look forward to upgrading to a van but for now I remain in a car :)

There are different locations available to sleep before the entrance of the grutas. The top parking lot is very big and probably ok to sleep. The locations of this one is a little lower and a little more away from the road. It is a little pull out. We slept here and was quiet and felt safe. Good sunrise and easy to get early to the grutas to get the place for yourself in the weekdays.

We had a wonderful and quiet night at the lower Campsite. The road to this place is quite good. Also for 2wd. We parked on a marked and leveled campground. There was a sign an the gate, that said camping is 50 N$. But nobody was there. We think the Campsite ist still/again closed.

posto 24h passamos a noite aqui, tranquilo

Because of the strike of the park rangers we just had two options to camp cause wild camping wasn’t allowed. There are two campsites…one at the information center and one at Lago Pahoe. We paid 14’000 pp/night. Wifi was available after 9pm and was really bad. The owners are really nice. Water (cold and hot) were available after 8 am.

Taller vehicles please be careful when driving the two mile stretch of road before the park. Was only there for the day to do some hiking but definitely a plan to stay longer when the weather is warmer.
No cell service for T-mobile

Great view of the mountains and lake. Lots of shards of broken glass bottles around a lot of the area though. Still worth the view.

Not so horrible but still in bad shape. It took us ~8h from Atyrau to reach the russian border, driving slowly compared to local taxi.

Showers are cold, require tokens that you can only purchase with $1 and $5 bills.

Big parking area in the woods, busy at daytime but quite a night. Multiple beaches are easy reachable by foot. The new public toilets are still closed. A rotten tree collapsed on our car at night, but except of the moment of shock everything was fine.

Nice lot. Some cars on weekdays but didnt see any on weekend. Highly suggest not boon-docking in this city as the law wants.

Gas station ans overnight parking André dump station

Quiet. Only ones here. hot showers. $10 pp

Camping
There are 35 campsites available to the public on the WMA. All sites are primitive and are maintained by area personnel. The sites are marked by signs and/or ringed by blue paint and are located at the following places: Bolie Pond, along the entrance road, headquarters, Three Sister Lake, along Glaise Creek, Honey Lake, Whirl Lake, Big Bell Lake, Big Hurricane Lake, Willow Pond, White River, Holland Beach, Red Rivers Boat Ramp, Mud Pond Slough, Mallard Pond, at Nimmow Access Area, Cypertês Bluff, Spanish Grant, Deep Bank Slough and at Georgetown Access Area. No other accommodations exist.

Description
The area consists of 17,000 acres of prime bottomland hardwoods habitat. The area has numerous sloughs and flats throughout and several ridges. Elevation ranges from 190 to 210 feet above sea level. The White River bound the WMA on the east and the Little Red River separates approximately 4,000 acres from the main body of the acreage. Glaise Creek is another main tributary located on the area. The WMA also has several oxbow lakes, the main ones being, Big Hurricane, Little Hurricane, Big Bell, Little Bell, Whirl lake, honey Lake, Big Brushy and Mallard Pond.

Location
This area is in White County, 5 miles east of Bald Knob and 3 miles south of state highway 64.

Restaurants and Other Facilities
Bald Knob is the nearest town with restaurants, motels and places to obtain supplies. Bald Knob is approximately 10 miles from the area headquarters. There is one pavilion built by the Hurricane Lake Bowhunters Association and donated to the AGFC. Also there is a 28-target field archery range available to the public.

Safety
During the summer and early fall, bring plenty of mosquito repellent as the mosquitoes are usually plentiful. Most roads are open to the public and are all-weather gravel roads. Visitors should exercise great caution when traveling these roads, which are narrow and not built for speed. Also, if visiting the area during July, August or September, sportsmen should take extra precautions and watch for log trucks. The areaês many unimproved roads are off limits to vehicular traffic, they are clearly marked with "Road Closed" signs.

unbelievably busy for a november weekend, but really nice campground. we did not have a reservation, but the camp host was super nice and gave us a spot that opened up last minute because of a cancellation. if you want to make sure you have a spot definitely reserve online. it's a big campground suitable for all rig sizes, and has dumpsters, flush toilets, showers and water fill up. showers were really nice (temp control, hot, private rooms, GREAT water pressure, tokens are $0.50 each for 2 minutes). fairly clean. we sleep in our car, paid $25/night for no hookups. not cheap but definitely better than risking a $300 fine for boondocking around highway 1.

Four RV slots, friendly, ok to overnight. Brightly lit, very clean. Arby's closes at 10pm. Gas pumps are easy to access and leave from.
Easy to access from 231, with stop light to easily get back on 231

lot's of older stone man (???) and many nice Welwitscha plant's

We loved this place. We came for 2 nights and stayed for 10. Stay 6 nights and get the 7th free!
Hot showers, pool , shade and a lovely walk or bike ride into town. Sunday is the busiest, funnest day in town around the plaza. Teresita bakery and bistro is not to be missed ( closed on Tuesday) Blue restaurant and jazz bar across the street from the bakery is awesome for lunch or dinner too.

Nice place, good shelter against the wind. Clean toilets and showers with warm water. We had some rain but we were able to place a shelter..

Have to enter from Fishtrap road to the South, the road to the north is closed off and marked as private. There was one other couple there in an RV, far enough away to not hear them. The bathrooms had TP, and there fun little XC MTB trails down the road that you can find on MTB project. Definitely would stay again.

Not really big rig friendly with low hanging cables and a tiny spot to park, but very welcoming. (We are 5.5t and 3.6m high) Good food with grilled fish.

Great little taco stand! They have Birria only on Sundays and it is absolutely amazing! I could eat 20 of them, definitely a must when visiting Bahía de Los Angeles. Everything is around $40 pesos per taco

it is indeed nice as the other posters have said. if you are on an adventure bike as I am the trials are for hiking or horses only. but a good place to pitch a tent nonetheless. (;

We don't know why but we got a room in the new building across the street (room 1) and it was really nice! Simple with a big window but clean with a great hot shower!

Also called Horse Trail Trailhead on Google I think. Free camping for 14 days max, no amenities, some firepits around. not very level in places. Signal depends on where you are. Any where from no signal to about 4 bars on TMobile. If you have starlink, that'll work great. During the week it's not too packed, but toward the weekend it gets a more crowded.