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passamos uma noite na beira do lago, quase em frente ao hotel. foi super tranquilo, movimento de carros e pessoas, mas nada que incomodasse. não encontramos tomada.

Nice spot, we paid 260R for 2. Ablutions are cleans

Nice spot, safe. We paid 300R for 2. Clean

Looks used quite often. I'd say medium clearance, there was a couple big rocks on the drive in and to get to the farther spots you'd probably want decent clearance. I opt'd for a lower spot close to the entrance but the path keeps going back towards more good decently leveled camping spots. The one on top of the hill already had a fire ring made out of rocks with recent burnt wood in it. I pulled in about 4:30pm on a Sat and another couple had pulled in with a rooftop tent as well around 5:30. It's about a 15min drive from Two Harbors and about a 5min drive to Gooseberry Falls State Park. Some mosquitos and flies but is typical around this time of the yr. There's Limited dispersed car camping this close to the shore line but I'd def camp here again!!

Nice open Grassy area that could accommodate a handful of vehicles. No high clearance needed. Just shy of a 20min drive to Grand Portage National Monument and about a 25min drive north of Grand Marais. I came in late when it was pitch black so i was unsure what the terrain was like back through the short trail so i camped at the entrance but checked it out in the morning. Wanted to see High Falls and there's not much for dispersed camping close to it but I'd def camp here again!

Small, quiet campsite located directly on the Le Doubs river. Fresh water, toilets and electricity are available. Opening times from April - October.

Pretty flat and most rigs could make it out if it’s not muddy

Busy but quiet, a lot a free spots when we arrived at 5pm then crowed for the sunset.

Basic gravel BLM use area. We stopped in as overnight stay only. In 30 motor home

Awful border crossing. Crossed from Bolivia into Argentina.
The customs check took about 15 min and was all easy.
At the next checkpoint I waited for more than 2 1/2 hours even though the line wasn't long. The staff seems to be not only slow but incompetend. Seeing how much they searched in their computers and consulted with each other I had the impression they had no idea how to do the paperwork. Consequently, the Argentinian staff filled out the TIP wrong. I told them and they had to do it again. Meanwhile the Bolivian staff copied the licencse plate wrong from their suspended TIP.
Moreover, I had insect bites all over my hands from waiting outside. Aboute 10 each side. My hands were swollen for 2 days. I'm not alergic to anything. If you react sensitive to insect bites you may want to cosider crossing at La Quiaca - Villazón.

Horrible. I don't believe anyone other than owners would write such as good as previous comments
We came in a pop-up camper, wanted the simplest option and had to pay 80usd!!! per night, which is beyond absurd.
The only reason we stayed was we so much needed to upload many Gb of photos to server.
WiFi is slower than average so nothing like serious uploading happened overnight.
There is noise from gas station, from highway, the lots as pushed 3 feet's one from each other.
Electricity at sites looks like 18th century.
Toilets and showers are quite nice, the only positive.
Not worth even 5 dollars per night.
Worst wasted 80usd on our trip since Panama.

Wa are camping here! Clean porta potty’s. Free max das 14. Provided and maintained by Tacoma Power.

Day fee is $38 & dry camping fee $14
You would need to arrive before 2pm to take a tour. Bring ID they will run back round ck on you as well. It's a beautiful resort. Multiple pools, hot tubs, shower's.

Great spot that's not closed somehow, take care of it.

Beach by the Porajski reservoir lake. Places for campers and tents. Grocery store nearby.

Take NF-2710 aka Damn Access Rd (not 2740)

There were a few sites before this but this spot had a large pull off about 50ft from the water and a tucked away tent spot even closer.

4X4 SUV had no problem and passed a Sprinter along the way on the gravel road.

No service
Established fire ring
Don’t trash it.

We stayed for an overnight at the main square named Sesquicentenario. We parked almost in front of a hotel (Montana) near tourism buses that were parked at night. the square has free water taps just to fill in bottles, not for plugging an RV hose. It's a safe spot with lighting and movement but very noisy at night because the square links two roads that goes into/outside the city.
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passamos uma noite estacionados quase na frente do hot Montana, próximo a ônibus de turismo estacionados a noite. A praça oferece pontos de água mineral somente para encher garrafas, não para plugar mangueiras. O local parece seguro com iluminação e movimento, mas durante a noite fez bastante barulho pois a praça é a ligação entre 2 rodovias que entram e saem da cidade (só nos demos conta depois).

Parking for vehicles up to medium truck in downtown Reykjavík. Free!

Amazing Laundry service. Little family run business. They speak a little English. 120 TL for one big load of washing and dryer.

Free Camping! (5 Day Limit). Two of my favorite words. Decent dirt road into the site - 15mph speed limit but most RV’s and Travel Trailers can make it in fine. No tight turns, etc. Excellent Verizon service and views of the lake. It’s a little dirty - dog 💩 on grounds, trash in firepits, etc. There’s a firepit and picnic table at each spot. You can’t expect much better from a free site. LEAVE IT BETTER THAN YOU FOUND IT. Can be a pretty popular spot, but you’re a decent distance away from your neighbors. Lucky I found the space when I did!

BREAK IN ATTEMPTThis is a park just next to a nice mall with a movie theater. The park has a well lit parking area. On the other side of the mall is a concert hall and a residential neighborhood. Due to the movie theater, there is foot traffic coming in and out of the mall late into the evening. It seemed like a nice place to stealth camp for the night while we waited on our pet export papers. At 9:30 at night, with people still gathered in the park, someone tried to bash in the passenger window of our sprinter van. We were inside and already sleeping. The noise woke us and our "emergency plan" kicked in and we were able to scare the thief away before he could break the window. It was still one of the most terrifying experience we have had in 4 years of van life travel. Moral of the sotry?? DO NOT CAMP HERE :-(

Perfect spot for staying a couple of days visiting Tbilisi. Weekends crowded with lokal cars, visitors of the Cathedral and the cemetery but no problems.

Finca Sommerwind war unser erster Stop nach der Grenze aus Columbien kommend. Eine wunderbar familiäre und "gechillt" Atmosphäre. So, dass wir gleich mehrere Tage blieben. Hans ist sehr hilfsbereit, hat uns sehr freundlich willkommen. Zusammen haben wir gekocht unsere Tour durch Equador auf der Landkarte geplant! Essen ist wunderbar. Und war uns sehr willkommen nach mehreren Wochen Kolumbiens Küche. Sehr viel deutsche Bierauswahl und ein traumhafter Bienenstich!
Sehr zu empfehlen, auch um erstmal in Equador anzukommen!

Vielen Dank an Hans&Mannschafft

Super place. Facile beau et propre.
Facile à trouver.

Nice and quiet. No other people. Extremely cool place.

Love this place! Off the highway but big enough that you can get a bit far from it. A bit rocky but not bad I’m my Impreza.

Very nice and beautiful lake, with different places for swimming and camping.

$5 hot showers. Gas station with food, parts, bathrooms, two showers.
Large large parking area. Trucks lined up resting and sleeping. I parked out back, napped. No issues. A good spot for a day to quietly sleep overnight. 24/7 open.

Quiet in my experience.

blue water spigot on the south east pump

Big national park campground in forest at lakeside, small sites in a row, one long drop at end of “RV zone”, separate campsites for tents , water, flush toilets with hot water (and showers TBC) in general day use area, food truck, ice-cream truck, play area. CAD 38.75. Lakeside walk.