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No parking signs plastered everywhere along trailhead. Including no parking between the hours of 10pm and 6am. No other cars. Port-a-potties in lot. We did not stay here.

Beautiful picnic sites along Quartz Creek (closed in winters). The water is a gorgeous glacier blue!
No overnight parking, but there’s a campground nearby.

Ocean view rest area with washrooms and picnic tables

Definitely worth the stop as there's no chlorine in the water! It's on the right side of the street if you got here from Port Alberni so you gotta cross the road if you're arriving from Tofino.

Still open, still awesome. Really enjoyed the free shower even though it was more warm than hot but hey its for free.

Very quiet place. 3 locals came along just greeting us. We stopped here but you can go further and closer to the water. A lot of spots to stay.

Nice Cracker Barrel next to a Honda dealer and a Steak and Shake. There are about 10 spots

Large car park in the town allowing free overnighting 1 day per 7. Several other campervan there when we stayed, in a flat area at the far end of the car park. Very quiet overnight. Free from 6pm to 8am, about £2 per hour daytime. Toilets nearby not free.

Parking lot at Sassnitz City harbor. Caravans, mobile homes and busses only.
Pay & display (see picture)
View to the Marina.
Toiletts about 500m away.

Big municipal camping and picnic area with barbecues, hot showers, electric and drinking water. It is forest and meadows. Open all year round. The price is 30 liras per camper including electric. The key for hot showers is at reception between bungalows. It is cool even in hot summer.

We parked with the truck in the parking lot.
We loved the camp but probably not really crowded here because of the Covid. You can fill water from a water tap. Good MTN signal. 8$ pppn.

Little but we'll equipped garage and repair shop for motor bikes. Father and son work together. They are doing a great job and both are very friendly.

Small prices, big hearts.

Free drinkable water. When heading east on the 460, there is a pull over just after the bridge. Locals fill up water there and say it is safe to drink.

We stayed there for a night. Clean toilets and hot showers. Paid 15€ for two people and a van. Nobody was there by arrival. We just opens the gate and parked on the site.

At the end of the dirt road you come to a locked gate. There’s a small parking lot at the trail head. No sign. Nobody around at all. Excellent spot.

Charged 174 pesos to get our money. Said it was a commission from the ATM

Sign on gate says Temporarily Closed. No notes as to when they will be open.

A really lovely place. You can camp very well without being seen by many people. It is best to carry your luggage there. A motorcycle is easy to push there. Driving is not allowed. The toilet is surprisingly clean, with light, a flush and even running water for hand washing. Soap and disinfectant were also filled. So check it out.

We had the whole place to ourselves. We pulled up behind one of the palapas on the hard packed sand. The beach is clean and the sunset and sunrise are amazing. There is foot traffic early around 7 am which may disturb your sleep if not an early riser. 2 to 4 bars of Telcel service. Editing post the entrance off the road is very loose sand. No issues entering; however, we could not get out in our 2 wheel drive Ram Promaster. We searched for alternative routes only to find dead ends. A local guided us to one dead end and finally a cut in a fence that allowed us to access a road. Very scary and not worth it.

We passed in 1.hour both border, at Sunday !
the HGS-Systeme for toll of the Highways, does n’t exciste anymore in 9. 2021!
Cameleon….

National Park you need your Discovery pass to visit.
It was ok after asking the agent, to park our travel-trailer at the far end to be able to visit the city of St-John’s during the afternoon.
Great panoramic views.
Many short trails.
Very windy.

Great clean spot as described. Free wifi code is posted on the doors to 24 hr bathrooms

Nice camp in the mountain village near Innsbruck. Clean toilets, shower for free.
21,50€ for 2 adults sleeping in the car.
At 8:00 comes the baker with the foodtruck

Terrain gazonné près du stationnement parfait pour des tentes. Quelques feux de camp ont été fait.

Just wanted to update this site. Still no "no overnight" sign or anything.
Pretty close to the road but it was good for the night.
Big rocks and holes to go up, totally doable carefully. We have a 21 foot.
Internet reception is good.

Nice large parking area. Decent ATT&T cell service. Even though it’s off the highway a bit, there is quite a bit of road noise. We also had a helicopter circle above us a couple of times between midnight and 1 am. It became very busy with early morning hikers around 6 am. Being that it is a trailhead, that is to be expected. Overall, beautiful spot.

great spot, you can stay 24 hours. walking distance to go into the city of Saint Sauveur, many fantastic restaurants to eat at. thank you to the city of Saint Sauveur for having this beautiful RV place for everyone to enjoy! 👍

very nice and quite place. no services. we confirm what is written in the other comment. we stay on night, no light pollution, lake is wonderful at the sunset.

Parked overnight on Elizabeth street. No ticket or door knock. There was a fair bit of foot traffic through the street but it stopped pretty early. Sound of the ocean during the night. Walked to breakfast in the morning. Lots of other folks parked in the area overnight, mostly older vans and busses and some cars. Have to wonder how long before this cute little tourist town shuts it down. But for now it works, especially on a holiday weekend when all the parks are full.

Pretty decent spot by the river and it was quiet enough.
As people said, picnic table, garbage bin and we also had a bit of trouble with internet services, it was on and off.