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Nice spot by the water.
Fireplace and some fire wood

Building by famous architect Frank LLoyd Wright. House built over a waterfall.

Their is a crane against a low wall, high pressure.

Easy access from the small city on a dead end gravel road. Larger rigs will have to reverse back out. Quiet night and good cell connection.
Navigating out of Bayburt can be a little tricky and the roads are steep. Absolutely amazing view over Bayburt and the old castle.

Note: Both water spigots are broken. No water available…

Absolutely beautiful site, more like a small clearing than a meadow. Mountain View’s! Space to park / camp on the south side of the road as well. Potentially hazardous trail leading onto a spur at site. Camp right by the road, you’re fine. Deranged bigoted locals harvesting lumber (possibly illegally), tried to harass me out of the site but I ignored them and stayed anyway.

The police told us, that is was a very safe place to park. There are video surveillance in the park. People were hanging out until midnight, no alkohol and no loud music (we were here on a Tuesday night). Still noise form the big road and the people around. A the other end of the park there is restrooms, open 24/7. There is a larger parking area just west of the restroom, but closer to the big road. Easy access to the Black Sea if you want to go for a swim.

This place is in wrong location - it is located at 39.21156, -111.01226

Between the road and the lake side is a gravel road leading down to the river. 4wd recommended. There is two almost level spots on the road leading all the way to the water (looks like a small ramp for boats). Quite at night, we didn't hear anything from the road.

The university sports complex.

5$ for pool only day pass. Hot communal showers (gendered changing rooms, I think there was also a family room that may have private showers).

Really nice pool and showers. Really great for the price.

We stopped in the town of Kulu and the local cooperation (15 women, whom produce olive oil, olives, vinegar and bread to sell on the markets) recommended the lake just East of Kulu, if we wanted to see flamingoes. We drove to the lake and there was hundreds of flamingoes and at least 20-30 storks. With a zoom linse you can get amazing pictures. The light was amazing 1-2 hours before sunset. The shores of the lake gets soft so be careful. Very slippery in wet weather, otherwise doable with 2wd. We camped by the lake. The night was quite.

We didn't want to camp in Edirne, so we spotted a small lake just south of town. We parked between the dirt road and the shore, which will depend on the water level. A friendly shepard came by during the evening with sheeps. The next day herds of sheeps and cows went to the lake for water. We stayed two nights, both were quiet. Plenty off space for tents and big rigs. The road can be muddy after rain, and don't drive to close to the lake shore (it is soft).
On the north side just before the metal bridge there is a water source. Look out for a metal pipe sticking out of a concrete block.

We found this place on recomendation after all other offices in the area weren’t open on Satudays.
For the SOAT the guy works together with an office in Impeales. No long queing. He charged us 265000 for 1 month for a Jeep. We could pay in cash, Dollars might be all right. It took us about 1 hour there, because it was a bit complicated with our foreign car. We had to wait an hour until we got the confirmation by SMS with a link. Then we returned to the shop for the printout with a stamp at the back.
Opening hours:
Monday to Saturday 7-7, if I understood their Spanish correctly

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Très bien. Stationnement Gravel. Près bord de l’eau à pied. Très bon resto à pied (DILDO).

very friendly great hospitality with room or possibilty to camp with banos and showers

The only restaurant in the area. It might look closed but you have to knock on the door. I had a simple lunch for 10 bolivianos.

They is an old fountain in the front yard, and a sign ‘hay pan’, to recognise the place.

Sani station and drinking water. Access when heading north only

Quiet with clean bathrooms. Beautiful surroundings.

I stayed here last night with no issues! Nice campsite. It’s a established and had good cell signal for AT&T.

New dump station open by cite in octobre 2022.

6/15/24 stopped nice area but very buggy. Camping spots as stated down hill gravel road Saw a calsd A 32' down there. large turn around area too. All trash cans full. we had cell service here.

Beautiful spot on tip of a hill with amazing views. Some shade from trees and a bit of shelter from the wind by rock piles around the site. 1 bar of AT&T only.

Far enough from the HWY 120 to be bothered by road noise. Quite rd anyway.

Easy access and very quiet. Large spaces

Temporarily closed in 2024 for renovations

Also to add, 1-2 bars of good Verizon service.

never found this place. also, if coming from the west on route 66, there is a bridge with a weight limit of 3 tons. hoping to save some 1 hour drive like we did.

awesome place to stay. easy to get to and close to the highway. any size rig can get in here just take it slow as there are some holes. barely hear the hwy noise and a very very very distant humming from the plant. we had an awesome and peaceful night's rest.

Municipal camping next to the Danube. Several spots for camper vans and a small field for tents. Payment at the restaurant next to the camping. (only cash) In June 2024 we paid 17€ for 2 cyclistes/1 tent (tourist tax include). Be aware you need 50€ cash for the deposit for the card to access shower and toilet

Just as others described. First legal spot. Fire ring. It’s super windy today. Dropped the camper and staying here on a Saturday night so I can look for a better spot tomorrow, not pulling a trailer. Quite a bit of traffic during the day. The road is gravel and goes up hill aways but I see cars of all sizes bc people live on this road. Second day I drove down and there’s one more spot, not as nice but safer in gale winds, although I was fine. There is a trailhead I believe you can camp at and two campgrounds but they have to be 10 or more miles from the main road at least. I think camper vans and car camping would be fine