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Right off I-10, full hookups, we happen to be here when the wind is 70 miles an hour, so there’s wind noise and some shaking of the motorhome, only 1 other vehicle here, so I’m pleased to finally have no neighbors! This is not a resort, but an ideal spot to hop off the road, eat, sleep and get back after it. We saw a baby rattle snake crossing the dirt road on the way to the sites, so heads up for those little rattlers!!! Safe travels ya’ll…

Good spot to sleep. Not all spots are 2WD friendly. Super dusty (be prepared to clean everything) great spot to sleep while exploring the Grand Canyon!

Very nice place! They didn't have electric sites available so we took a water only. Nice trails to do with the dogs, a little lake where we brought them swimming. 12$ for water only + 3$ park fee/person.
There are bathrooms and showers in the rv parts but you can walk to them from the water only sites as well.
Need to register at the headquarter before going to the campsites.

Beautiful campground with lots of friendly goats. My children loved it! Just beware, one mama goat wanted to attack our 30 lb dog.

We were able to hook up to electricity and water. Plus they have bathrooms and showers. I would recommend this place to everyone. It's definitely worth a visit at least!

Uma delícia de lugar! No meio da natureza, com uma montanha ao fundo…
Os donos são muito acessíveis e bem simpáticos!
Tudo bem limpo e organizado!

Stayed at primitive site across the lake from the dam. Due to severe winds, we decided to stay under some trees by the shore. $8.

This place is now a public bird park Macaws and butterflies

Fire department has been notified due to fire risk. Private property.

Actually the rest area has a gate with a sign on it that says "Gate closes at 9pm"...

Right across there's a gravel parking lot

Yes the rail road track goes along the gravel parking lot as well as the rest area

Great area for overnight, or even a few days. 5 spaces with water and electric hookups, a dump and trash dumpsters. Very well maintained. There is a nice park with a lake nearby, great for walking our dog and sitting to sip coffee and enjoy the ducks and geese. There is a donation box, please be sure to donate so they can continue to offer this great stopover. If the hookup spots are taken, there is still room for you to park off to the side.
Amore restaurant has great food and a bar, just fyi

Could not find it. No fence or name sign visible. Left.

Walking distance to the river. dorms are just mattresses in the attic of wooden house. privates are under the dorms so can be a bit noisy from above. Price/quality good considering location in the jungle. Starlink internet, cold showers, okay food

This place is permanently closed.

Just like the posts, it’s quiet, low to no traffic in the parking lot. No hwy traffic. Clean, nice little town. 1 class C and 1 Walmart semi present

the reviews talk about it being wrong too

Not available at the moment April 15.

I slept with my rooftent on this parking, no police or ranger. A little bit of noice from the road but it was fine I stayed until 7h30 !

Useful for an overnight stop, no amenities but flat, safe, right on the waterfront and close to town. No one bothered us and a few Korean camper and were nearby. We were directed here by locals who say Koreans often camp here.

Small parking lot for a Walmart. This one is a pretty small Walmart with only one entrance. Fairly clean parking lot. Decent Verizon signal. I didn't see any 'no overnight' signs but I didn't look really hard. I can say that they are not on every lamppost as originally reported.

There is no T Mobile service down in the park, but a couple of bars up at the sign. You can also watch the sunset up there..which is what we are doing right now. It is super windy here today. I am adding photos of the current campsite pay information since there wasn't any already. The visitor center had a blue algea warning, so be aware and do not get in (or let your pets get in) the water if you see it.

Super nice surprise rolling into this place after a crowded camp in Bahia Concepcion and not so great hotel in Mulege. It's a single, private clamping tent with AC and a great bed. Right on the beach with almost no traffic. Best shower I've had in a while too. Booked on airbnb. Just look in punta Chivato and you'll see it. Great hosts and super private.

2x plugs Type J-1772 - No price / free of charge
Located behind the Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel, along the South-Western exterior of the Employee Rec hall.

There is a keypad on the charger, but you don't need to enter anything, just plug in and charge. It's free for anyone.

1x plug Type J-1772 - No price / free of charge
Located next to the historic Haynes building.

A by reservation riverside campground for nomads near Portland, OR. Part of the Van Life Campgrounds network of community focused campgrounds for nomads on wheels.

A riverside oasis for van lifers and nomads on wheels on a lovingly cultivated 25 acre ranch. Enjoy private beaches on the Molalla River, a designated communal van life & nomad area equipped with wifi, toilets, a shower and a covered hang out patio. This working cattle ranch comes equipped or within spitting distance of all the activities you could need including a free to use paddle boat to get you out on the water.

More info & booking online - https://www.vanlifecampgrounds.com/molalla

INCLUDED:
- Safe Place To Park
- 2 Private Beaches
- Paddle Boat
- Hot Showers
- Clean Toilet
- Wifi Included
- Cell Service
- Shaded Communal Spaces
- BBQs
- Water Tank Fills
- Dark Skies
- Trash & Recycling Available

ABOUT:
- 25 Acre Property
- 58 Min. To Portland
- 5 Miles To Groceries
- Hiking & Biking Available
- Popular Area For Skydiving

ADD-ONS:
Grass Fed Beef
Stock Tank Hot Tub
Firewood

Pet Policy: With free range ducks/chickens pets are welcome on leash. There is a gated off leash area setup through Sniffspot.

More info & booking online - https://www.vanlifecampgrounds.com/molalla

as others had done, parked in the university parking lot and used our hose to get to the spigot. of course we asked inside and they said it was okay though the first guy looked a little confused by the question.

Enjoy Ocean Views & Cool Temps At A Hand Built Nomad Community In Fallbrook, CA. Part of the Van Life Campgrounds network of community focused campgrounds for nomads on wheels.

Smack dab in between San Diego (1 Hr.), Los Angeles (1.5 Hr.) & the beaches of Oceanside/Carlsbad (45 Min.) this epic 160 acres of coastal mountains in Southern California is the perfect home base for any type of adventure. Featuring ocean views, sweeping groves and one of the raddest shared nomad spaces that we have to offer, all within a stones throw of the beautiful town of Fallbrook, CA which offers, wineries, breweries, restaurants and groceries. Come spend a few weeks at Splitrock, make some friends, relax and head down to the beach.

More info & reserve your spot online - https://www.vanlifecampgrounds.com/splitrock

INCLUDED:
- Safe Place To Park
- Hot Showers
- Clean Toilet
- Cell Service
- Communal Firepit
- Water Tank Fills
- Dark Skies
- Trash & Recycling Available
- Easy access to beach, SD & LA

ABOUT:
- 100+ Acre Property
- 45 Minutes To Beach
- 1 Hour To San Diego
- 1.5 Hours To Los Angeles
- 10 Minutes To Groceries

Pet Policy: Pets & humans must be dog friendly as Ben has 4 friendly fluffers that free-roam the property looking for pets. Failure to cleanup after pets will result in an added fee.

More info & reserve your spot online - https://www.vanlifecampgrounds.com/splitrock

Unless you're speeding like crazy, you'll spot it well ahead. Enjoy lavaland, don't speed!

We stayed here. We asked the guard and he said it was no problem for us to sleep in our van. The truckers bathrooms were closed, but the restaurant also has hostel rooms. We asked to use the showers and when we asked how much it was, they said, whatever we wanted to contribute. All clean and good. recommended.

Stayed one night no issue. Road was busier than expected but didn't bother us. There is also a train that passes 1.5 mile away that you can clearly hear the horn of.

Wayside is "closed" this time of year, no winter plowing and the portable toilet is removed.

This is also a rural residential area with about 5 houses within a quarter of a mile. Two directly across the street and on behind the Wayside. It might not be your thing to stay infront of people's houses but if you do be sure to be respectful.

Easy access, no road blocks, nice view, calm night.
Some monkeys in the morning.