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We camped in the non-electric sites here. Had to book online ahead of time. Need state park sticker or day pass to enter. It was about $30 a night. The sandy bottom is probably nice for tent campers, but it was so dry and dusty and mixed with ash from the fire pit being moved around. I’ve never been so dirty in my life. The electric sites looked a little less dirty (more mulch).

The showers were alright. Older but clean and have hot water. The kayaking is amazing and there are hiking trails that are on some nice hills but nothing super steep.

The kind owner let us camp here, it’s an old station but is now a tienda. Concrete area with roof. Tap for water , WiFi, cafe nearby , quiet apart from the dogs and the cockerels!

small rocky/gravel drive to a small stream. backed in and spent one night. clean/quiet with some road noise which is to be expected since you are at the confluence of two roads. I am in a 19ft camper van. Nice little place.

Not sure which crazy person put this on Overlander. No camping option and $150/night.

Gate was locked, no-one answered the bell and no sign outside. I moved on.

Stayed here 3 nights. It was fully booked out, so we stayed in their extra parking spots with no hookups. 40 bucks a night.

Safe and suitable place to park and sleep for the night, pretty much anywhere along the beach. Police pass by now and then. Some live music at the kiosks but didn’t go too late. No bathrooms, wifi or running water.

Nice little spot for over night. Some road noise, nice and clean.

Overall - quiet and isolated spot good for a few nights.
Parking - many spots along the hard packed wheel paths as another road veers off to a logging road with sign.
Network coverage - no coverage
Washroom - nope, but you can go to the kalaloch campground or reaort further down by ranger station and ask if you can use the facilities .

I'd say it was the best Municipal Campground we've been to so far. Very well maintained and clean bathrooms. 1500 Pesos (2,90€) for two persons and a Landcruiser.
We were there on a Friday night and it was quiet. But I guess in high season it might be quite noisy. They even have a food truck that looked very good but it wasn't open.

Several no overnight parking signs present. Was told by a man with an RV here that he had spoken to the general manager at this location, that they will be fining overnighters and that it is not permitted to sleep here. Decided to take a chance as there were many other vans rvs etc. no issues but may not be for long.

Cool lil spot on the water. Only room for @4 vans along the lil jetty road here. Right on the road but people drive super slow so no worries. I had a good sleep

You have privacy behind the gravel mound. We were the only one’s here Friday night on Memorial weekend. It was very quiet. Woke up to fresh snow on the ground.

Very easy border crossing. It looks and works almost exactly as the border from Ghana into Togo (north of Lomo).

Coming from Togo, there is a small tin shack on the right where they note your vehicle details coming in.

When entering the main site the signs are not overly clear but staff are friendly and help to show you where to go. Park up under the roofed area, right by the counters. Ignore the fixers, this is very easy.

There's a counter for passports for Togo and another for Benin. We gave the chap a print out of our e-visa and he stamped our passport and gave the printouts back.

There's another counter next to it for Benin police to register your vehicle in.

As for the carnet, it is stamped out for Togo via a counter to the right with a sign up about laisser passer. For Benin, head over to the large building behind where the lorries are. Head up the steps and to the left. Find the office for the Chef Piste who stamps the carnet.

All done.

We arrived in the night. The offroad was doable with Honda Africa Twin and Royal Enfield Himalayan. We camped a little off the road. It was silend and almost flat. Lots of wind when we stayed there.

Simplistic but beautiful overall. Very level sites. No lighting at night. Bathrooms have no hand sanitizer or anything so plan ahead. $5 on reservation.gov BUT $8 additional fee. Well maintained and decent trails close

Nice relaxed place with good food and great drinks

Great spot - flat quiet - easy in and out

Stayed for 1 night, beautiful swim spot and nice flat grassed sites, picnic tables and fire pits. one of the better spots in the area. got absolutely eaten alive by mozzies.

Walmart Grand Falls. Park at point between Walmart and Sobeys where dirt bank is. Good spot and Walmart team very friendly. Level, quiet and any size rig.

Amazing place in a meadow above Murol with a view to the volcanos of Monts Dore. It's at a dead end road, just the farmer drove by and waved with a smile. Gras, firewood, just beautiful.
Beware: Might by a P4N place, a van wanted to sleep right beside our car ;-)

We spent 3 nights here. It’s a nice neighbourhood with lots of restaurants around. Lots of locals in the park in the morning so you’ll likely to get attention but not too much.
Wifi in the park doesn’t work anymore. The supermarket is well stocked.

Excellent place if you have an Iveco. They have all types of trucks in the system.
They even checked the condition of the suspension. Professional place

Right next to the air. Right after the entrance on the right

Não é um camping, mas um espaço de lazer com piscina, banheiro e duchas. Banheiros e duchas não muito limpos, mas usáveis. Pagamos 1800 pesos para 2 pessoas e o carro com barraca de teto.

Difficult gravel track to access, beware if 2 wheel drive and raining! This is the location of the single compost toilet and not at the wild camping 0.9 miles away. Room to park small RVs. Really quiet.

As described. Took road 15 at fork. Multiple sites many with some cell. Ticks and black flies are relentless, mosquitoes take the evening shift.
Had cop with nasty dog and ranger stop by to let me know about fire pit dangers and 14 day camp limit.

a nice pull off on this mountain side-road overlooking mountains, trees, stream, and a little waterfall. beautiful spot near trails. we camped there for a night.

Turn off on the north side of Porcupine Creek bridge. The dirt road leads to a wide open area about .5miles off the Alaska Highway. Clearly people have camped here as evidenced by the numerous rock fire rings.
No amenities at all. Pack it in, pack it out. No cell service. Ok for a night.

spent two nights memorial Day long weekend so very busy and becoming a popular spot as close as possible to Yosemite that's still free because wild camping in Yosemite isn't allowed, if staying on weekend get there early evening to avoid disappointment, merced River is pumping so lots of rushing water noise and occasional late night honkers, still convenient spot for day hikes in Yosemite, patchy reception (T-Mobile)