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We stayed one night; quite a nice spot and very quiet. Verizon signal was good (3/4 bars LTE).

Many no camping signs between turn off and trail head. No “no overnight parking” though. Didn’t stay as we have a tent and didn’t think it was worth the risk

La playa es prácticamente para uno, es muy tranquila, Nando y su familia muy agradables, estuvimos 4 días, desde la casa de Nando se pueden apreciar los Flamingos, El precio se negocea con el, no hay tarifa.

Potentially unsafe. The neighbouring campers are semi-permanent residents with tent shelters built beside them. Had a guy knocking on the door at 3:30am - I answered after repeated knocks and he was a bit startled/on drugs talking about people sometimes parking their nice motorhomes here then asking if I have bear spray or a knife and if I could give it to him. I told him I couldn't help and locked the door and tried to sleep. Also very noisy trains.

very nice place. you park on green gras and everybody has very modern absolutions :-). Buffet is formidable. my absolute Favoriten in Swakop.
Room NAD 1.600. Camping NAD 225 pP

WARNING: not allowed parking overnight anymore!

Covid times. Road not as clear as described because less traveled now, branches growing but it's fine. Easy to find, Google maps will bring you there and major forks in the road have a sign pointing you there. Google deviates a bit in this sense but it all connects. Got there in the dark, rainy day, nice man still welcomed me. $5 park entrance, $7 vehicle ( VW Vanagon Syncro). $10 for sand board, $15 snowboard (advice: you can't turn on snowboard, and you can't steer or correct your trajectory either!)
I camped at the gate to be close to showers but you can go in and camp at the base of the hiking trail if you want to. If I were there a second night, that would have been great for star gazing.
Hiked by myself, nobody was there all morning, went to see the crater at the back, a group arrived when I hiked the base around after my ride. I went down the face a bit to the right that has no tracks, in hopes to carve it, but no...
If you have 4WD you can drive by the base like they do to pick people from the bottom of their rides. I went all the way through the eucalyptus trees and around back to the entrance gate. Pretty drive that gets narrow, I wouldn't recommend with a big rig at all. Very photogenic at the base. Great time, took a shower on my way back, and filled up water in my van. It's extremely slow bc it fills by gravity, so be ready to stare at the fill up for a while. Gave the guy a nice tip for being so kind.

These coordinates are off. Kwik Mart is on a main street near town. There is a huge parking lot in back for additional parking, great for one night and the mart is like a grocery store. Very safe and quiet. We almost parked at the waterfront park but saw a police presence in town so we changed our location. In the morning, we did see vans from previous evening still parked there. This is a beautiful town and the waterfront trail is exquisite! I love Two Harbors. Make some time to walk the trail. Also, a local brewery in town and a well-stocked liquor store with unique spirits.

Great place with plenty of spots, many with great views of the mountains. This one is tucked back in some trees, elevated slightly off the road for a little more privacy and wind protection.

Good quality motorcycle gear, friendly occupants, sometimes English speaking.

Nice spot just off of the Interstate next to a river. Very quite considering it’s location. The train tends not to blow its horn much but it might wake you if you’re light sleeper. Evidently there’s a great restaurant nearby but we left before it opened.

Closed due to covid, might open next year.

Roadside shop for tourist, with decent coffee! Stopped here as Ubuntu cafe was closed due to COVID.

There is also a woodwork shop and very clean toilets.

Spent the night between the road and the water. Great private place

About 20 established campsites. Pit toilets and a pavilion. Perfect for RVs. Free during off season.

Very quiet secluded place! Perfect for accessing the Mount Carleton park.

Parked overnight at what appears to be an R/C airplane airport, or something like that. there were no "No Overnight Parking" signs posted. Very quiet and dark. Great views of the hydroelectric plant. Left the spot around 7am, and someone was driving up. This spot is near the State park, so in the summer months, there would likely be more people around.

There’s always van people here, I’m very confused by the last review, that’s not the vibe of the block at all

large lot at recreation entrance good for campervan, rvs, and rigs. no amenities or water. wild camping from October to April. BLM recreational maps say 14 day max. Mercy Hot Springs down the road for a fee.

Great little campsite, beautiful surroundings and river. 15 sites. Not very big spots, some river sites (7 is best), others very close to the river. With our RV (21ft) we could fit in most, but not all. Not very big rig friendly. Pit toilets. $15 /$7.50 (seniors), but free today (off season? no camp attendant)

As described, great place. We were here on the last day of the season, they close on September 29 (last night - leaving Sept 30).

You might get away with it, but it is illegal. The park service has had to put a sign up in some places along this road stating that camping along the road or in pull outs is against the law. I wish peeps would stop sharing spots that are not real camping spots and are illegal. Sigh. I did not camp here.

A quelques minutes du traversier, parfait pour une nuit.

We had bad luck. It started raining big time.
If the weather was better, it would be a great place with spectacular views.
Paid 390 for a campsite with 2 adults and 2 children.

Great campground. Later getting there and Richard kept office open until we arrived. Was extremely helpful. Very clean and quiet.

Marker 32017 very close to the river room for 2 to 3 or four Campervans with tents very close to Hot Springs.

Open again but only partial. You can see only the sport field. For us it's not enough. The 90% of the ruins is still closed cause covid, anyway the price is 65 pesos p.p. Museum also closed. The inhabitants and tourism guides are disgusted with those situation. Only there is Covid in the maya piramid? We are living a ilogic era...

they asked 115 rand per person, per night
good place, local feel

Great dispersed camping in the forest, close to Pilot Travel Center and McDonalds.

Stayed here for convenient location to hiking. Elk rut is full so lots of bugling and activity right near the campground. Busy so needed to reserve a different spot each day. No cell signal on Verizon