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Great spot. Only 8 sites now. Only two others staying here. Lots of traffic on the forest road though. Site 7 is right on the river. No issue driving any vehicle out to this part of the forest.

Looks like to be closed - we could not find any sign where we could enter

First impression, very very loud music. It is supposed to stop at 6pm. If so, the rest of the night could be pleasant. We'll see.

The music stopped at 6:15 p.m. Then at 7:30 p.m. the fiesta started across the street with loud music, it seemed like it was always the same monotonous piece.

Hostal in the center of Abancay.
20 soles for single room with hot shower, wifi, bike in the room.

muy lindo lugar, lindos paisajes y buena atención, hoy nos cobraron $4000 por motorhome y mada más, cargamos agua ( no potable) y usamos la electricidad. muy recomendable!

We camp the night at the parking lot this park. Toilet available and ample parking for car and big rig to park and navigate.

Can’t find this spot, I don’t think it exists anymore?

Wonderful! Five out of five stars. I had the beach to myself and there is a forestry road just up the road to walk the dogs on. Could not ask for better.

Propane refill is currently Mon-Fri 9-8, Sat-Sun 9-6 (if I recall correctly). I was told the water spigot is not available anymore. They also do propane tank recertifications.

Free dump station. Also has free potable water and trash cans

Toujours 1.5$ pour laver et 1.5$ pour sécher. Plusieurs personnes hors cégep utilisaient les machines. Prévoir deux tours de sécheuse pour une grosse brassée. 45 min de laveuse, 45 min de sécheuse

The access is just to the left off Mill Street, after that 9 ft bridge that you want to avoid if you're too tall. if you're too tall follow the directions that the other poster left. there's also a park with a field that says fishing access that's not the right place.

They kindly allowed us to park and sleep for $10,000 for 24 hours. It is a closed, safe and quiet place

The space is very small and they also charge $50,000 a day just for parking.

Best option near Tres Piedras. All previously described features still there.

There is some fire activity nearby and they use it as a parking lot for their equipment so it's all closed for now.

Fast WIFI and great coffee, food, and atmosphere. What more can you want? Enough tables to sit down and outlets at all the tables to charge your electronics. Try the Sugar Free Almond Latte. Yum!

Simply a rest area. But good for one night

Not free anymore 13$ as a daily parking fee.

Pas d’autre magasin aux alentours, donc pas de traffic proche et plutôt tranquille. 4 autres VR avec nous.

Exon gas station with free dump station, flush water and potable water.

Have a water hose by the entrance/office. Employee was very friendly as described. Paid $2 for about 20 gallons. I tried to give him a $5 and he refused.

Stayed really close to the truck infront of us so they didnt put down the barrier yet and we could go. They were yelling but idc it’s not private road.

It's the visitor center / tourist information with several parking lots and tables with benches under trees.

The stuff was very friendly and fine with us pitching our tent under one of the trees.

There is a water tap outside. Toilets are only available on opening hours, same as charging option for power banks, etc.

5G was perfect due to an antenna nearby.

Grocery store just a few hundred meters.

Gate was closed, no bell, no phone number. Looked like there was noone. :(

$45 a night. Public restrooms nearby. It's a gravel parking lot. You pay with a card at the kiosk where you enter. First come first serve basis.

Just off the road, paved turn out. Hope Highway isn't incredibly busy. Good place to stay!

Grand parking, à côté de terrains de soccer, et d'un parc pour enfants. Plusieurs toilettes. Calme la nuit. Plusieurs VR stationnés quand nous y étions.

Bel endroit où camper, petit stationnement sur la rue St-George. Nous sommes 2 pour la nuit. Aucune indication d'interdiction de stationner la nuit. À deux minutes à pied du fleuve. Magnifique coucher de soleil.

There is a dump and drinking water in the state park, it’s located on the right when driving to Lake Britton. No signs that it’s only for those staying at campground or that you have to pay.

Burney falls trail is closed for 2024 and you can only see it from the overlook, so don’t come here if you wanna see just the falls, not worth paying 10$ fee.