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AMD with no fees, next to supermarket entrance

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We got lucky for a night and could fill in for a cancellation.
30$ a night in this area is cheap for the quality of the campground.

We tried to look for numerous campsites her and in that area. At Miller Bar it was obvious there are several permanent camps here. And it was trashy, a few very sketchy people. It’s a long drive in and until it changes I would not waste your time to camp here. We also drive up high to Panda Ridge and came across several beautiful site, one was all trash and I mean mounds of trash, chairs coolers and a couch. It’s very sad.

We tried to look for numerous campsites her and in that area. At Miller Bar it was obvious there are several permanent camps here. And it was trashy, a few very sketchy people. It’s a long drive in and until it changes I would not waste your time to camp here. We also drive up high to Panda Ridge and came across several beautiful site, one was all trash and I mean mounds of trash, chairs coolers and a couch. It’s very sad.

Quiet, relaxing place to stay in the Bayfield area. Very poor reception though unless you have a booster.

Typical truck stop. Lots of 18 wheelers plus us, another camper, and 2 camper vans. Big truck engines provide nice white noise. Bathrooms were clean. Also has RV dump station, laundry, showers, slot machines, Subway in the building.

Nice spot! Spent the night here with our 27’ motorhome without any problems. No light and beautiful sunset.
There might be a couple more sports more west up the road if this one is taken.

This place is an absolute dream! So peaceful, we stayed 3 days during labor day weekend and nobody ever came. A bit tricky to charge batteries with solar panels due to all the trees around us. Only 1 bar of Verizon.

Nice place. 100SEK for tent, 200 SEK for motorhome. You can pay with Swish. If you do not have someone else can help you.

Pretty good and cheap food! One of the best pizza I had in a while. If you are passing by just make a quick stop here. The pizza to go takes about 10 mins and it was delicious.

Lovely spot next to two juniper trees.

Couldn’t find a level spot for our car, so I’m sure a tent would have been equally challenging.

Took Soda Lake Road in from 166, then turned onto Quail Lake Road. Had to explore unmarked dirt roads from there before finding a spot to stop off the road.

Did see bullet casings on site and heard a few shots before evening, but otherwise clean and silent.

Gorgeous sunset with spots of color in different parts of the sky at different moments, then a ton of stars popped out. Sunrise next morning was a lovely golden amongst the prairie grass.

Saw scat and hoof prints near site but no animals except a lone hawk during evening and bats at night.

Horse flies and bees were buzzing after sun up, so I recommend cooking breakfast as early as you can.

Je le recommande fortement endroit très tranquille table de pique-nique poubelle et on entend pas un bruit ! Et belle vue également

This is my favorite place to camp outside Mt Rainier NP! I’ve stayed here twice now (once in 2020 and this trip), and even found space for a Sprinter (24 feet) on Labor Day weekend. Lots of different spots, right next to the river. Road is a bit rough, but doable with 2WD. Wouldn’t recommend for anything longer than 25 feet.

Mall was demolished years ago and the parking lot was left behind.

First night free. Then $10 per night. Great spot for a quiet evening. Close to Purdue Golf course.

Excellent stop off Trans Canada Highway. No services, fits all vehicles and can be noisy until late at night.

Great little spot right off the highway. The noise was fine and I felt safe with our dog and slept in a tent.

Hot showers are available to the public for $6.00, no towels or soap available. Shower facility is clean and without a time limit.

Great and diapered spots for camping for up to 14 days. Boondocking with no shades, and mostly flat spots. Near the trail to go to dinosaur tracks, about 15 minutes from the last camp site (follow the signs), need 4x4 to get there. The Main Street through the camp sites is very busy for all the people going to see the dinosaur tracks and off-roading. One night the Side-by-sides were going up and down until 1 am. Most important, free! :)

Nice indoor public pool with warm private showers. Big parking lot. $3.50 for adults, $1.75 for kids for entry. proof of vaccination and reservations currently required due to Covid.

Alto signs on each corner are easily visible and better marked than most towns. They are in every corner! I believe this to be an old issue.

As described, dump and water is labeled potable.

Asked visiter centre, the staff tell me no permit to stay overnight here

We drove by this pretty campground in High River. The co-ordinates are now correct for the entry to the park. Water and sani-dump are available, but not at individual sites.

Nice place to camp. Lots of trees so shade will block solar. Has both back in and pull through spots

We only stopped here for lunch and had a nice chat with the friendly staff. A full hookup costs $38. There are no discounts for weekly or monthly stays.

Great spot for a big rig! Flat gravel open space that is level and easy to access. Very close to Grand Tetons. Labor Day weekend and we had now issues parking. Saw some animal bones just off the edge of the lot.

NOT Free, it is $12.99 for the dump station.

This place is in the wrong location, but I'm not sure where it is!