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With camping key card it is €20,- for two persons including electricity during low season. Starting from Sept 1st.

Currently closed due to Semaforo Rojo in the area.
They are not sure when it’s going to re-open.

Media Luna lagoon is currently closed due to Semaforo Rojo.
They couldn’t tell us when it’s going to re-open. Check with some locals at the beginning of the road if you want to avoid 5km dirt road

Not suitable for filling fresh tanks on vans/RV’s as spigot is not threaded.

Potable water is available just around the building. However a key is needed to open the valve.
Ask the cashier 0f the gaz station to open the potable water valve. No fee.

On this dead end road it's wide enough in places to pull over and park. Treed on both sides with a bit of a rise that keeps the wind and highway noise down... The road hasn't been brushed back too wide so I wouldn't expect any large farm machinery to need to pass... at the very end of the road across the train tracks there is a firepit... light vehicles can get here as well small RV's but there's not really anywhere for a large RV or trailer to turn around...

enjoy

We stayed here last night without issues. There are a couple of pull-offs. Saw a couple other vans at some of the other pull-offs when we left as well. Amazing view of the stars at night and an incredible view of the mountains and ocean in the morning.

nice place, you can also wash your car here, and apparently your dog as well. my name is Brandon so it was cool to be doing my laundry in Brandon Manitoba!

This is an established campground at the southern end of the New River Gorge National Park. It is free and takes no reservations. There are bathrooms but no other amenities. It is flat and quiet except for the occasional train passing by.

Great little park. Garbages were empty, port a potty was clean. Well maintained.

Awesome park to explore while waiting for rush hour to pass, especially if you have a bike!

If you want to stay over night, street parking is abundant and in a nice quiet neighbourhood.

Like others have posted, rustic site with gorgeous views and activities to explore by a very magical feeling lagoon. First come, first serve. We passed by here last week on our way up to Oregon but it was full. Crossed our fingers for our return and got lucky. The sign at the entrance said full but we drove all the way in. Glad we did. Met Dude, the camp host, (his actual name!) and he said the rangers always leave the campground “full” sign out bc it’s such a popular place! There are 26 sites for staying, I believe, plus some overflow parking without hook up, picnic table, or fire pit. Up to 7 night stay. Check out by 1 pm. Really stoked about getting to stay here. Seniors pay $22/night/vehicle. Totally worth the cost to have a small, pretty, and tidy campground to enjoy. Dog-friendly, must stay on leash. We chatted with Dude quite a bit during our two-night stay and he says he is a volunteer for the county. In other words, he doesn’t get paid much except for free rent. Please tip him if you feel he was helpful and friendly.

Very nice spot, right on the beach. Hope not having problems since sign says: Parking from 6:00AM to 11:00PM

about 30 yards going south from the day use area on the right hand side are two large gravel turnouts there are no "no camping" signs here good river access and good access to the toilets

Nice little stop. There is a dump that is free for campers or $15 for non campers. Potable water and water at the dump site to clean tanks. It is $15 a night now. The camp host was very nice and even gave us some firewood. When you exit the freeway the rest stop is under construction so it looks the off ramp is closed but they have signs pointing in the direction of the campground.

Looked a little sketchy at first but nice private showers. Bathroom and everything was very clean.

Convenient access from the hi-way. Many RVs of all kinds on our arrival and a tenter on the grass. Advisable to use ear plugs for the night, some rigs are loud. Had a good night rest and ready for the next day.

Definitely secluded, 1-party spot, but like others said, room for multiple vehicles. Gotta go back the way you came in to hit any trails as there’s no trail access. Good bit of land to find firewood, previous visitors left a few pieces, did the same myself. Looks like there was a camp shower set up just on the edge of the trees behind the fire pit, you’ll see a nice stone platform. Only problem was lots of mosquitoes for the chilly couple of days I was there, became unnerving to the point I left lol.

stayed here for a night and had the place to ourself! no signage prohibiting overnight parking. it was pretty quiet, and there's a spot where you can be covered by trees so you can't be seen from the road. garbage cans are available.

lots of campers and trucks here! a little noisy, but you get what you pay for.

Small campground, hot showers for quarters, full hookups, tent sites, ADA accessible, pay online only even when arrive, some traffic noise from minor road alongside the place, quirky aviary in the park, good shady trees, flushing toilets, a bit pricey, $44 full and $25 no hook up

Make this more than just a place to sleep. Explore the hiking trails that start from this location. One trail goes down to the beach along a shady canyon that has a clear, flowing stream running through it. Another trail goes down to the town of Stinson Beach, and another one makes a loop up the mountain, around the other side, down to town then back here.

Strong and fast Verizon signal - 92.2 Mbps down/36.9 Mbps up. I would stay here again.

unfriendly, got offended when we asked if we could see him changing the wheel bearing.

afterwards, he was on purpose taking forever for everything.

One of the nicest campsites in Botswana. Perfectly maintained, super clean ablutions and amazing views from most of the campsites
We really can recommend this place!

10 lei for washing and drying
You need to bring your own washing powder or buy it from the shop around the corner

Locals rousted us out 5 minutes after arrival at 8pm. Not happy with campers at all.

Grassy field overlooking some of the Loita Hills. Nil facilities available. Call Alex to organize logistics. 0724 605 450

Paying parking lot. Cant stay there for free

Very nice spot to spend the night. Went there with a 21 ft. trailer + car and we were lucky that the Marina parking in the back was open because it would've been hard to fit both the car and the trailer (unless we un hooked the trailer). Maybe it's always open? Can't tell. But if you have a camper van or RV then the spot is perfect. If you do spend the night there, do the hike. It's definitely worth it.

We were the nighttime picture.

Just a small clearing off the forest road good for 1 vehicle.