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nice place. liked it very much. not much traffic.

Quad trail off of highway 28 just past the bridge on the left hand side coming out of Bancroft. Made a little campsite about 400yards off of the highway. Made it in no problem with my Tacoma. Wouldn’t recommend anything bigger

Free dispersed camping on national forest land. Amazing spots with fire rings and tree cover. Good privacy and seclusion but still pretty good ATT service. I’ll be staying at this spot for 3 nights, I hope to see a moose or elk. The dirt road is a little bumpy so take it easy without an upgraded suspension. My rwd van made it fine with AT tires and taking it slow.

Cops knocked on the door at 1am. Not allowed to sleep in vehicles in the town of Gilford. Wouldn’t try it.

More than 10 different SAUNA huts/houses, where also a international sauna conference is held.
We stayed on the camping, payed 300 Swedisch Krones, € 30,- for the car, rooftent and 2 adults.
The use of two saunas is included. One heated by woodfire, the other electric. Easy to heat them by yourself, wood is free available.
Next to a wild river where you can dip in. (Or go fishing)
Both sauna's were for us alone (because there were no other guests). Also hot showers, rest room and kitchen.
On the site is a restaurant etc., but i.e. nice restaurant River Side is a 9 km drive (Haparanda).

uma ótima opção na estrada, com loja de conveniência e amplo estacionamento, onde se pode pernoitar

Good opportunity to stay over night with a great view of the Cathédrale des Roches and the surrounding mountains. A maximum of two medium sized vehicles will fit on the flat surface. No shade, no water.
Easy access to the trail leading up to the peak (for the lazy hikers who just want to hike the last bit). The road leading there is a bumpy gravel road. On openstreetmap the road is mapped.

To get to this place you have to drive around 4 km through a riverbed on a gravel road. I guess that during the snow melt season this location might not be accessible.
The valley is very nice. Mountaintops (one of them is the Jbel Azourki) all around you. There are some houses in the valley.

Open Space at the Canal. I love this MadMaxoresk Places and the Sounds of Ships pasing by. Ships park here, and mybe you could ask some, to give you a lift to Stettin (Szczecin, Poland).

This place is massive, several loops/areas, some with electrical and water, some with structures for shade. Showers seem to be open just in the comfort station near the main entrance. For us, the interesting part is the primitive camping areas, which are massive. Lots of people down to the edge of the water, just be mindful of sand, as it may get deep in some areas.

Cell reception and data pretty hit or miss, you need to camp on the higher areas for best speeds. We found an area with good internet in the dispersed area south of Rock Canyon, overlooking the water. Verizon/Visible 100ms ping, 45/10 down/up, excellent for remote work.

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

Lovely spot for a quick overnight. It gets quite dark, there are picnic tables, garbages and pit toilets.

Camping super bien ubicado frente al mar, tiene duchas limpias con agua caliente, nos cobraron 10000 por dos Personas.

Large National forest campground on a big lake. Very open sites, pit toilets. Tables and rings. Very pretty. No one here today on a cold, gray Oct. Day but I am sure it is full in the summer. Many sites have not one, but two, picnic tables. $14 a night, $7 with a pass. No electric but water is available. I did not see any trash dumpsters. Pack it in and out, please. Truck comes by to mark that your site is paid.

Many campgrounds on this dirt road. National forest campground on a large lake. Sites are wooded and shady and spaced apart, most on lake! About 25 sites. Completely empty on an Oct. Saturday night. Small trash can by fee post. Very quiet and beautiful! 4 mile Trail from campground around Deermarsh. $14 a night, $7 with a pass. Truck comes along a few times a day to mark that you paid.

Forest cg on a really big lake! 16 sites, wooded and spaced apart but open in the fall season w/o leaves. Boat launch and hopefully perch in the lake! Many campgrounds on this road, all on water. We checked out them all. Very nice place. An interpretive trail is nearby.

This is a beautiful little beach. There are 3 restaurants. I know the last one (Miguel) allows you to spend the night if you have some meal. Prices are around 250-300 and beer at 30.
Driving by this last restaurant, there’s an open space that could fit one small rig facing the ocean. Didn’t stay the night, so I can’t say they’ll let you wild camp for free.
They pump their sewer out, so I’m sure they are very concerned with the place…

Very nice small beach. Spent one safe and quiet night. Beautiful spot.

Na minha 2ª passagem pelo ponto de apoio do Felipe ele me ajudou a instalar um chiller na kombi pra ter água quente no chuveiro.

Place is still here. First impression: Abandoned. But no. The landlady also speaks (is?) German. She asked 150 TL for 2 pers. tent and motorbike. We paid it. It felt as it was for a good cause. Real price value for this place: 40? We enjoyed a quiet night. Remark: Close to GR TR border could be a reason to visit the place. We couldn't find another reason.

a big parking lot with cameras. army officers told us to leave. we can't stay for night.

Southbound pullout next to Ross Ranch's Beach access on Highway 1. No "no" signs posted. Decently level and large enough for my 33' trailer. There is traffic noise but it's pretty minimal on this road at night. Full cell LTE signal for Sprint.

Depending on the wind direction the nearby landfill can smell fairly strong. Lots of campers. No issues.

This is an actual free motorhome overnight area, but you'd never know it. Mid October we were the only ones here on a Saturday night, but I'm sure it's busier during the summer months. Washroom available at the pub.

Oficina do Gordinho
Bom Atendimento preço justo!
na emergência existe lugar para estacionar
faz manutenção em veículos a gasolina, diesel e 4x4
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I didn't stay at this exact spot, but maybe 1-2 spots up the road. Lots of sites along this FSR. Great views over the rim, existing fire pit, lots of wood, and a decent T-Mobile signal 4G/LTE.

You cannot fill your motorhome here. Only BBQ tanks

A lovely spot just off highway 7. This time of the year there were no bugs. We had a private spot by the east end of the park. It had a picnic table and we even bbq’d. You are right on the ocean in a grassed area and there are a couple paths down to the water. Some locals came by but everyone friendly. Washrooms also we’re still open. A few cars went by but overall a lovely spot this time of the year.

Yaqui, Oscar and the kids work tirelessly for the conservation of local birds and the ecosystem. Oscar is an ornitologist and photographer. He can guide you on sessions of Bird watching and feeding, and trekking in the area. They lead multiple conservationist programs.
A session of bird watching in their place location costs COP$40.000 P/P. A trekking day with bird watching costs COP$150.000 P/P. Call first to: 310 8151695.
Yaqui also offers culinary tours with the neighbors whit amazing and delicious local traditional food.

Yaqui, Oscar y sus niños trabajan constantemente en diferentes programas de conservación ambiental y de aves de la zona. Oscar es un Ornitologo y fotógrafo, que puede hacer sesiones de observación de aves, alimentación de colibríes, y caminatas. La sesión de observación de aves en su finca cuesta COP$40.000 P/p. Y el día de caminata con observación de aves COP $150.000 p/p.
Llamar primero al cel: 310 8151695.
Yaqui también ofrece tours culinarios con los vecinos del área, con comida local traditional deliciosa.

Propane for motor home. Also has truck size manual car wash

Stayed here for a night. Beautiful view for sunrise in the morning. Intermittent cell service 1-2 bars LTE on ATT but not much would load. Restrooms a short walk from the parking lot..relatively nice, no sinks just hand sanitizer