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Why doesn’t anyone state the prices in these comments? Using this app offline/without service most of the time and it’s pretty annoying because I can’t look anything up. Had to drive down here just to be disappointed by the ridiculously steep price of 35 a night for no hook up, 50 with hookup and 10 for cycling/hike in. Plus you still gotta pay for your shower which take half a coin to just warm up. Location was great but packed like sardines. So we decided to drive down to Montana De Oro/Islay Creek Campground which is 25 a night and just use these showers the next morning. (Day use parking right next to the showers) Montana De Oro is way more beautiful than a golf course anyway :)

This laundromat shares the parking lot with several businesses with lots of room. Shopping, restaurants, and gas stations are close by. Entrance to the laundromat parking is off Blues Lakes Blvd North in Twin Falls, Idaho. It’s a very busy road so best access to the parking lot is to travel South on Blue Lakes Blvd. The three entrances are on the right after the traffic light by Sizzler, Autozone, and Mod Pizza.

We come here when we travel through the area and will use the laundromat again.

still a free dump spot, machine is broke.

We were told by security that no camping is authorised in the whole park, here or the other spot.

cheap and fast. very friendly

rapido y barato. la recargan en 10 minutos $190 x kg de gas. muy amables

This is a desert camping with views of surrounding mountains. It is within the conservation area but not within the "scenic loop" that many come for. It takes about 10 minutes to get to the scenic loop area. Note that this campground requires you to pay on Rec.gov so check there before coming out because it is often full. When we got here, there were 2 walk-in sites available and the very helpful hosts said that we could reserve one and just sleep in our under 20' van. It is also a good idea to reserve a time for the scenic loop and visitors center which get very busy on nice days. We have a National Park pass so the price was $2 each time we entered the loop and VC area. If you don't have some kind of inter-agency pass you will pay $17 entrance fee. The Visitors Center is really good with indoor and outdoor exhibits, don't miss it.

Drove down to see if there was any escape from the wind. There was. It’s actually a really pretty camping area, despite when you’re driving down it looks like an abandoned town. I didn’t end up staying because I needed cell phone service to do some work, and despite my phone saying I had 3 bars, it wouldn’t work. If I hadn’t had work to do I would have stayed. Nice and quiet.

Not a bad spot. No water near by anymore. But looks like it’s been dried up here for quite some time. Not sure if it’s just a summer thing. Large area. One other person there that I just got a strange vibe from, so didn’t end up staying. But very quiet and clean sites

Really nice hostal in a quiet neighbourhood, 5 min walk from the centre. Good breakfast, very good and clean rooms. The beds are very comfortable, hot showers and the staff very friendly. They speak English. Private parking nearby (1 block), my motorcycle was safe and dry. For private room I paid about 25 dollars, well worth it.

Great spot for Water …. Tap is a bit slow otherwise free potable water !!!

I just came from this place : November 2022: Out of the service.

This is a great place to stay with electric hook ups , some sites also have water. Prices range from $30 to $60. All payments and reservations are done online here: https://www.bing.com/search?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.tobnm.gov%2Fdepartments%2Fcoronado_campground%2Findex.php&pc=EMMX04&FORM=EMMXA2&mkt=en-us. Was here in November and only the RV side was open. Tentsite side only open in warmer months. If you are wanting to stay several nights in a row but are unable to find a spot, try paying for one night at a time. The campsite was full even in November but often there are a few spots left over but only available for one night. Washrooms are warm with warm water and are “ok”. Nothing to write home about.

Plenty of parking. Fairly quiet. Plenty of food choices. Easy access to interstate. Great cell signal.

Community park with arena and many sites available - grass, gravel and pavement. Close to I-10. Washroom and garbage on site. Picnic shelter by boat launch. Need to phone 409-267-2644 to register usage. No fee. Quiet, seems secure. By a river. Lots of turn around area for big rigs. Parked beside the river with the picnic shelter with our 38ft with toad no problem.

Adding photos to review above. Nice spot. Would return again.

Really nice river ! To make a stop or for 1 or to nights

Pata quem precisa tomar banho e não quer pagar um camping, aqui é uma boa dica. $ 300 pp ducha quente, banheiro com sanitários limpos e organizado. proprietário amigável.

Nothing prohibiting overnight parking, water spigot available in the truck parking section, set back a bit from the main road so it’s not as loud. 1-2 bars of Verizon phone service. clean bathrooms, pet area, lots of parking

unclear if it’s potable but there’s a spigot in the truck parking section of the lot

Next to the market. 20 litres for 25 pesos. Asked to pay in market.

Excellent fish tacos, very yummy. very clean. Instructed to wash hands before being served which was great as there are all kinds of self serve toppings. There is a sink with soap and water and paper towels. 25 per fish taco.

Stayed overnight and it was nice and quiet. But in the morning a police officer came and told me it was in a private community and I had to leave.

fuel station 24hr with clean bathrooms and security. Very friendly people.

Spent a couple nights on the side of the streets downtown right off the main block without issue, very quiet at night (and even during the day, Newberry St isn't a main passthrough), checked out the restaurants bars and shops in town and was well worth the visit. Large areas of grass all around to walk your dog.

Nice for a night. It was very windy when I was here and the road in is very dusty. Verizon cell ok. Site was still clean.

Place itself is nice. You can rent kayaks.
50MXN per Person Dayfee and 200MXN for an hour double kayak.
The owner/staff isn’t friendly at all. Absolutely Not welcoming.

There are two dump stations with one of them being before the main park gates. Clean and includes hose for black tank flush, no potable water.

Free dump with washing water and a somewhat high curb. There is also water at the pumps but the flow is slow.

All spigots are turned off, might be seasonal

OPEN, NOT CLOSED

Currently easily accessible with medium clearance 2wd.

Stay on the road, don’t crush the rare little cactus. Keep it clean, pick up after others. This is an incredible gem of a spot.