Check-Ins

Fixed checkpoint. Stopped us headed north to look inside the vehicle. Only looking at northbound traffic. Polite and Professional.

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The showers were open. $2.80. 367 Pine Ave, Sparwood.

11$M al garrafon - open on Sundays - on the way to Tolantongo

yup works great.. need long hose though. by hydro pole as suggested.

We were charged 25000 to park here. Nice family. On a slope. Free water. Nice place by the lake. Lovely views. Restaurant can make vegan food. Cold shower.

Nice stop some areas for RV’s even big rigs - small rest area right next to the highway so slightly noisy. Stopped for lunch break

Tried to cross the border today into the USA (as an Australian and a Canadian) and were rejected entry to the USA. The staff were unsympathetic to our plight ,- our vehicle is registered in California and needs to be smogged to be re-registered. Without physically visiting California with the vehicle there is no way to keep it legally circulating in Mexico.

We spoke to the most superior officer there and were told there was nothing they could do. That we could come and try again the following day (Monday) when there would be a higher ranking officer there that could perhaps help us.

I will update tomorrow.

Long sort of wide street with "RV Parking" sign. No mention of overnight parking being allowed or not allowed, but since it's just along a street it doesn't seem like it would be a comfortable place to stay the night.

Nice spot easy to find! There was another party that arrived at the same time as we did, plenty of space to have our own intimacy!

Please, make sure to clean up after you leave xoxo

Much luv

This place is still here, still seems like a good place for an overnight. Large parking spaces surrounding a dirt lot across from the park.

FYI there is a "no overnight parking" sign but it is so, so old and faded that it's practically illegible.

Nice spot but beware of the wild lady with a stick, especially at nighttime

artesian well still flowing. lots of locals getting water. no camping sign present

Incredibly beautiful little spot. Parking just off the road and then a short lower pad down right by the water. Pit toilets were fine. One other van. Really just big enough for two.

Inside gas station. 2 dryers 2 washers. Enough to get clean!

Coordinate are not as show not on Hwy 29 it’s on Nassau mills on the other side of water, between Peterborough university and Lakefield at lock # 22 not at all far from the university
Large parking lot, lots of benches on the water, picnic tables, boats parked also for the night

« Free hot shower » are those kind of magical words that inspire every traveler !
Here’s one of those places. Enjoy :)

Nice and peaceful stop just 6 mi from I-90. Toilets, covered picnic table on the water, trash dumpster and a couple large grassy areas for camping. Tents to large RVs. Drive in is easy. Buggy in August as dusk settled in and the wind kicked up for an hour. Have 2-3 bars LTE T-Mobile. We parked at the far end of the reservoir.

There is now a gigantic blue no overnight camping sign.

Campsite on the beach next to the water in town for fuel and water before leaving

#2 campsite on the beach before heading down to los Cabo’s. Spend the night then loading up to next stop.

The south half of Otter Crest Loop is a one-way street which means it can only be entered from the north end - and here is at one point a black-on-yellow sign that says "No Overnight Parking" below a black-on-yellow "Curvy Road" sign.

It is pretty clear that this is meant to be valid for the rest of the road from this sign on (although these black-on-yellow signs are - legally speaking - just warning signs).

There are several quite beautiful pull-outs along the road. However, I did not stay as I did not want to risk to have the police (or others) knocking at my door in the middle of the night and chasing me away.

I am traveling in a 26 ft. Class C motorhome.

Really cool place! We recommand the last spot on West, it’s less close to the road. Calm at night and a little noisy in the morning with the traffic. Really nice beach and view!

Cool place, you can swim in the lake. Self-service camping, a manager was supposed to come for the fee but nobody shows up so we stay the night for free. Table and fire pit at each spot. There is a Bonsaï-like tree on a rock at the north of the lake, good photo to take.

fr 690 just west of fr 435, nice stub road area. good cell, close to Washburn Wis

Nice state park, lots of facilities. Right on Meramac river. Sites are pretty close together, but I was here on a weekday and it was pretty empty. Hot showers. I had full hook-ups, electric, water and sewer. $38. dry camping is cheaper.

It’s an Esso now, not a husky, but water and dump station still functioning! Need your own hose.

As others have said, there are plenty of spots along this road. We found a spot but we also saw lots of other campers. Area is ok. The roads are fine dirt, and the trees give you some shade but not much. I could see it getting really hot here.

The forest service logging road (Brooks Scanlan) is miserable! We were going about 2-3 mph in our class c. Lots of deep ruts all across.

There's a small wood lot here on crown land. Muddy roads to get here. Grassy clearing in the centre open to the field on the south edge. A few abandoned ag structures and a circular concrete pad as well. It's not rugged or rocky... a light vehicle or light RV can get to the clearing along the south side of the woods.

Spent the night at this Walmart with no issues. I had the windows down from my van all night. Very clean parking lot. Good T mobile service.