Check-Ins

BLM land surrounding Great Basin NP. You can camp anywhere you like, right off the highway. Relatively quiet not much traffic noise. Lakes level was very low but was able to camp right on the lake. Was the only one in the entire area

Nice and calm place very close to the lake. The fairly tidy spot is more or less leveled, lots of stones lying around. There's no 4x4 needed, but the short track can be muddy, when it rains.
A Super-Market is near by, as well as some other shops and a gas station.
7 KM further there's the Dashbashi Canyon which is worth a visit.
Magti 4G+ worked very well.

awesome restaurant with delicious self service as much as you want for 17 R$ (09.21.). the view from here is beautiful and they have good wifi. also they have a very clean toilet and shower with hot water which i was able to use for free.

Check out the drinking fountain, there is a water spigot on the pedestal. Near the pet walk area. Works well.

Spent two nights here. Small and close sites on a busy road. I wouldn't call the bathroom facilities "nice" but it functions and shower was hot. It is one big room with toilet, sink, and shower. Shady areas with picnic tables and as mentioned by others, all hookups. $15. You have to call the town to book a site.

Small spot near the junction of 144 and route 8

a bit close to the highways but there'a a fire pit and room enough for a van or small trailer.

Wild camp - Bring what you need and remove what you bring

CBC on 99.9fm

Ontario Provincial park, with walking trails, there’s washrooms and picnic tables. A little busy during the day, not busy at night, along side the highway so it’s not overly quiet but there isn’t any “no overnight camping” signs good for medium size vehicles, Turing a trailer is probably do-able but would be hard

There are a lot of RV’s that look like they’ve been living here for a long while. A symphony of generators. Trash. Tarps. One guy even was even having a “sale” and had a ton of stuff spread outside of his camper.
On the left side of the lot around the perimeter, there are signs that say no RV overnight parking. The long-term RV’s were parked on the right side but several of us were parked on the left in the middle (not on the perimeter where the signs were).

There's a locked chain blocking access to the parking lot.

As described below, worth visiting. We camped on the lawn next to the fireplace and dining area. Paid KW 200 pppn. Close to the main road but almost no cars during the day/ night.

Great free natl forest sites. Some are pretty large for multiple tents or vans/small RVs. Area fills up super quickly on the weekends. Tons of hiking nearby.

Stayed for one night in our own tents (9€ per person), had very nice vegetarian dinner (8€) and scrumbled eggs for breakfast (5€)
Very welcoming, only few of the family speak English

Nice views of the lake and mountains. Makes for a good sunset. Should mention the site is not very level. Also the hwy is close enough that it can be heard. Currently logging across the lake is also a bit noisy.
It is convenient to be close to the paved hwy. Unfortunately the forest is littered with toilet paper.

There is now a sign saying Strathcona Dam rec site permanently closed on the way in.

Previous check-in is actually directions to Upper Campbell reservoir campground. It was all full when I drove through and I am pretty sure it is not free.

GPS location is a bit off.

A quiet car Park in the middle of the forest. Great place for hiking and biking.

Beautiful waterfall with monkey view but whit a very difficult access. Only with 4x4 you can reach this place.

There’s a big loop for cars to park and picnic or rest. The 18-wheelers have their own strip of parking on the other side of the bathrooms, so it’s a lot more quiet at night.

Parking lot, no roof, no high limited entrance, but a bit narrow
80 pesos tiempo libre
Open until 7pm

a great open Plateau near Igomenitsa. great view over korfu. Access is narrow rocky ground might require 4×4. we came with an Unimog.
only about 100 m from the main road but very quiet and secret. no other campers here as Access is a little tricky.

That's a nice place. Quiet, although located on the village.

Our van is only 25 ft. The place was too small for us. Also gives ways ahead.

A great Prov. Park. Just have everything. Great location. Prices for a Prov. Park are actually known.

Also good if having problems with small trucks. He helped us very quick with our (hand)brake problems. Good price.

Level, safe, street parking right off the highway. I didn’t explore the neighborhood much but there appears to be many options/lots of parking.

There is car noise from the highway.

Be respectful of the neighbors.

Stayed one night. All was fine. No rigs. But enough cars parked overnight to feel comfy

A small convenience store with gas/diesel/propane. Has a non potable water pump and air station.

pretty private once the sun went down. Maybe had one car pass by in the night. not the prettiest place ive slept but decent for the night and having cell service is a nice plus

Bel endroit, bon accueil, une bonne nuit. Le wifi était un peu capricieux mais rien d'insurmontable 😊
Il faut apprécier le rustique mais c'est un bon endroit pour passer la nuit.

This spot has been used as a place to dump loads of gravel and sod so it is much smaller than it used to be. It was a very tight turn for our 28 foot motorhome with toad. Still good for vans, though.
We stayed at the rest area of Yukon/BC border just north of this spot.

Very delicious 🤤 Best rolex in Uganda! very friendly