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pulled into this slot late yesterday evening. As you enter the dirt trail there is a sign that says no camping within one mile of road. make sure you heed to this advice. gorgeous setting. I have a 4runner, usual clearance and did not use 4x4. Terrain is rocky. car getting here can be an issue. slow wifi but at time was able to send photos on WhatsApp. could also talk.

after observing sunset at Dantes View, drive here and set up the RTT. Any flat place you can find by the side of gravel road, it will work. as long you are 1 mile away from the paved road. There were few other car campers here too. Nice quiet place. No wifi though.

probably best to avoid on the weekends, had a couple bros show up at 9pm, they rolled up quietly but as soon as they parked they blasted music, possibly inebriated and had a giant trailer full of atvs and dirt bikes... and pretty sure one of them was firing off a gun to impress their friends (probably suffers from small penis syndrome), that's when we decided to say, fuck this and peeled out of there without looking back.

Spent a night here with 4 other RVs and lots of trucks.

Pretty quiet at night

Lots of Free campsite by the North Rim No amenities No trash can No water it's October No one was around Dogs off the leash running around in the forest (35$ per car for North Rim Park fee ) at park entrance Close Between Oct15 til May

Campground with Pads and electricity, near the lake

Water spout on side of building with potable water.

Motion activated, no thread for hose (see picture)

Res water spigot across from fuel pumps. It was locked but they gave me the key to unlock and fill. Plenty of space and very easy access for large rigs.

Easy access to dump. There are two water spigots that I used for general purposes. One at the truck lane and another at the car lane. They require a unique attachment so I was only able to use them to fill containers and not hook directly to rig with standard hose.

Tons of room for rigs of all sizes. There are spots at various heights and distance from the water. Lots of broken glass so before you venture off the road leading in, take a minute to check your spot. Beautiful view of Lake Utah. 40 minutes from Provo. 20 minutes from Walmart. Excellent spot.

Easy access to dump and rinse water. Large area and easy to maneuver. Clean and well maintained although gas is higher here than previous and locations afterwards.

Very easy access and the lot was not crowded. Tons of space and the night was quiet.

FREE No facilities. Couple of bars / very basic eateries with baños in rundown Playa Las Palmitas just to the east.

Flat, level, grass and sandy area at end of beach track. Just you, a few palms, the wind, and far offshore lights from oil rigs.

Lots of debris on the beach but OK for swimming.

Camping shut. No access to vans. There is a spot overlooking the sea next to it for free.

Easy access, hard packed surface. Weak reception on Verizon/Visible. my phone connected to band 13, which most boosters could improve, but didn't try mine. Got high ping 130ms and 1.5 Mbps up and down. See attached pics for tests.

Coordinates take you to one fire ring. There are at least 3 other little driveways that you can go onto, this is a big area. Turn on satellite view on Google Maps to get a better picture, specially if you arrive without daylight.

(we try to report on cell service for people trying to work off grid; IG: @pampas.overland)

This is the sunset side of the bay. A few people come to see the sunset but leave right after. Intermittent 3G, but better than nothing…
Spent one night. Safe.

It’s a beautiful beach, but don’t miss Playa Riscalillo. There’s where it’s worth it.
Stopped at the Overlanders spot to see the place, and their place is certainly nice. Small, but nice location and facilities. They said their price is 250 for 2 people in a van, but since I was alone, I’d get a discount and only pay 200. Nice Folks…
I ended up wild camping at the other side, where the sun sets, and I had the beach to myself…

Beautiful public library here with free wifi, clean restroom and to fill your bottle of water.

Great laundromat. Cheap prices at 2 and 4 per wash and .25 for 6 mins of dry.

Cannot complain. They even have a bathroom with sink if you need to wash up.

Huge campsite, not enough ablutions if it is fully booked. But everything clean and working. You can walk around and use the swimming pool.

this is where the "moving" rocks are in Death Valley NP. super cool. Day use only.

As described. Quite noisy but still away from the road and a great view. Can’t complain about that

on a loop crossing twice a luangwa river arm.

We stopped in an open area close to a dry riverbed.
you can also drive on the island and find spots in front the the Luangwa river.

nice game viewing

Zamtel poor reception

This is a nice place with 4G service and is quiet

Nos quedamos dos noches al lado del caño. Es un lugar delicioso para bañarse. los lugareños lo visitan mucho por lo que puede llegar a ser algo ruidoso pero en la noche es bastante tranquilo.

Nice spot near vineyards with wonderful view of the Rhone

This is a good parking lot with some cell service on AT&T data, Visible and Mint. we stayed after a snow storm and it had not been plowed, so we parked just past the entrance next to the little building. The roads leading to the parking lot we're in very good condition, though (all paved and plowed). Just keep in mind that it may hard to get in and out as winter progresses. No-one bothered us overnight.

There is a potable water station, but only for filling up jugs. Right side after passing the restrooms.

Watch out of for nails and screws (why??) and broken glass around campsites. Surprisingly clean bathrooms and solid 2-3 bars of T-Mobile but can get overutilized (30Mbps up and down when I arrived early on Friday and down to 1.5Mbps on Saturday night). Showers still clean, as hot as you want, and $0.50/2min.

Stayed 2 night here, one with an other camper beautiful beach near the posada community. We take the coffee each morning in the restaurant with really good wifi in the community, very nice people. As we were close to the community, we went far in the bushes.Be careful if it's rainy. Lots of crabs and birds and of course dirt stuff, take your own please and this place will remain free. The first day a man came to sell us horses tour but no one else the 2 other day