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Just as described, clean and plenty of hot water. Note if you visit midweek then you also need to pay for parking at the pool. $1.85 CAD for 1 hour.

Located in the parking lot for the trailhead. Takes some effort to pump, but nice potable water for filling jugs. Also at the trailhead are toilets and a garbage disposal bin.

Stationnement 24h sans service pour plusieurs petits véhicules. Coin de la rue Grant et rue du Bord-de-l'eau, Longueuil.

Typical rest stop noise. Trucks idling. The bathrooms are closed due to sewage problems so they have portable toilets which were recently cleaned when we were there. Felt safe.

Quiet, off the main road. Abput 0.6mi in.
The road / trail is easy to traverse, any SUV/CRV should be able to make it no problem.

We stopped for lunch and a nap, but didn't get out of the car much as the flies were really bad.

Cute place next to the river. Toilet available, but the seat was a little bit high. Calm at night but early in the morning cars and trucks were passing by fast on the route close to the rest area.

Parfait pour un arret dodo. Exactement comme la description. On étais 4 vans. Nuit tranquille.

Same same !
Still kangourous
Still full 4G

Very popular for camper, get there early if you want a OK spot.
Very busy

very simple campground and park on the Lac Qui Parle river. river access and two communal water refill stations. no electric and two pit toilets. Cell service for AT&T is almost non existent but there are spots with a lot of open sky to allow a starlink to work well. This park is run by volunteers and take donations for maintenance. Camping is free but a $20 a night donations is recommended. When we were there the bugs were some of the worst we've seen, so bad it chased us out of staying a second night.

stayed a week. rained almost every day. the road has been graveled again recently. 2 sites added for a total of 10 sites.

Good cell service. A little windy. Beautiful view of the valley. Some locals came up to drink and watch the sunset but no one seemed to mind we were there. Felt safe. Very quiet.

Great campground with large sites. Ended up here after everything close to the ferry filled up. Access to large empty beach

Great spot! Hard to find a spot level enough for our fridge, but made it work. So nice to relax and watch the river pass by.

This place is permanently closed.

There are signs that say max 24 hr parking is allowed. One sign up by the flush toilets and another in the lower parking lot. There are picnic tables and garbage cans. Lots of walking trails nearby. We didn't actually stay here, just wanted to update that boondocking is allowed. There was a trailer settled in for the night when we drove by. I imagine it would be nice to sleep with the sound of the waterfall right there.

opción de parqueo con vigilante para van 10 mil baños duchas limpias servicio altoque 24 horas opción de hotel también....

No camping allowed. Day use only. Water level is too high for there to be any beaches anyway,

Great location! Friendly Enlish speaking owner. With nice cold draught beers! Delicious food served on a rooftop with a beautifull sunset. Water and toilets available. I guess during highseason campfires are held.

This place is permanently closed.

Just to relaterait
I slept here last night
You get in after 7:30 pm
Washroom
Open gate if you wanted to go walk around the city
It was great !!!

Just a great place & a fantastic service! Hot shower in the morning etc. ! What more could you want! Thxxx

Good pressure
Close to parking lot
about 40’ from the closest parking spot

So happy we stayed here for a night. Father Clemence is extremely kind and so polite. Generous with his time her showed us around the seminary where we met the students and later he took me on a tour of the city where I met some of his family. I bought fresh Pao at the Church bakery and Croissants a the radio station’s little pastelaria. Met the Cathedral Priest and spent a short time there. A wonderful experience. We made a donation. Were offered ablutions. An amazing experience.

wonderful place, fish in the pond. water great for swimming. my cat loves this place. a bit noisy at times since it's right at the road. mama moose with two babies came to drink. and a porcupine strolled through camp. space for a few big rigs. some cell reception, no amenities

Excellent spot, nous avons dormir au son de la rivière, nous étions 5 rigs, 25 pi ou moins

Camping with a very hospitality. Good location.
Next to a “Prainha”. Good infrastructure.
Swimming pool charged separately

We camped a 1/2 mile east of the campground on a pullout across from the silo that was awesome! A berm buffers the sound of the highway and trains and the area felt quite peaceful. A pit toilet is 1/3 mile toward the campground. View of the dam in the distance was lovely and lit up all night.

Nice place, clean, fast WiFi, friendly lady. I paid 40 bolivianos for a room with a single bed.

My bicycle could stay inside the yard. Motorcycles could park there as well.

The bathroom was clean, had toilet paper and hand soap, which is unique in Bolivia. The shower is warm if you put on the switch.

We camped at a quiet and beautiful pullout 1/2 mile before the free camping across from the silo. Such a lovely spot! A berm blocked much of the highway and train noise and created a feeling of seclusion. Beautiful setting and distant view of the dam at night was dazzling. Put toilet 1/3 mile from the site.