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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!

4hr parking only. No overnight.. .

$7 to walk around the ghost town. open 9-5. if youre making the trek out here its worth it stop, but you cant go into any buildings. very clean pit toilets available

Large two lane pull off with parking area. Stayed here one night in a skoolie without anyone bothering us. One large camper could fit here. Lots of other small rigs can fit. Trash cans, but no other amenities. Not completely flat but wasn’t uncomfortable while sleeping. Full Verizon LTE.

We tried to stay at the east bound rest area back several miles on June 28 2021 but it was closed. I looked on google maps app and this looked like a place we could get in and turn around and get headed back out off, we are about 65 foot total length when toading, a word I just made up. This appears to have been an old small truck stop many many years ago as you can see where the old fuel island was. It is a good gravel lot and solid to drive on. It has been used by trucker and RVer's many times. There is a little road noise from I-40 but not bad. It is just an empty parking lot. The entrance is bumpy so just go slow. We will stay there again when passing through. I even took time in the morning to adjust of of my front wheel bearing as I thought it was a little tight. I had just cleaned and repacked them 600 miles before that, it turn out that it didn't need adjusting but better to check and have all be good.

Très bel endroit, calme, donnant directement sur la plage! Table à pic-nic et eau à disposition. Site gratuit! Je ne pouvais pas y croire tellement l'endroit est parfait! Mais on a demandé et on nous a confirmé! Je recommande!

free water by nearby campground, noone asked us anything, we just stopped by and refilled

Vast amount of coffee drinks, breakfast items, wraps, subs and bowls. Anna, the owner, is super warm and friendly. 3 picnic tables outside and lots of parking.

Tell her iOverlander sent you!

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Parking lot right at the trailhead of Zebra slot canyon. Park at the end of the day, nobody there anymore. great for an early start down the slot canyon or as your refuge after a late afternoon hike. Plenty of space for multiple size rigs, not the most level.

Campground employee said it was fine to shower so long as we drop a small donation in the box.

Shower requires holding a handle to keep water flowing but got the job done!

Family owned vineyard and campground. Lovely couple that are setting up a vineyard with a few rv sites and tent sites.
Water and electric (50 amp, 30 amp) for now, but sewer later.
They have a few goats and dogs on the other side of the house of the first 2 rv sites.
Super nice people, quiet road. Lots of shade. Fire ring, pick nick table and trash cans at each site.
Old tobacco farm with a few old buildings still standing. Very nice campground!!
Only $25 (sept 2021).
Dogs allowed.
336-984-4434

Nice little campground with a about 8 power and water sites starting at $25 a night. Pavilion and nice walking path. Code for washroom.

The laundromat is located directly behind the gas station island, on a corner. Washers and dryers both take credit card, the parking lot, on the end will fit a slightly bigger RV, standard vending machines and an attendant instead but no practice it inside.

This place is amazing. A little oasis in the middle of the city. I’ve lived in Montréal my whole life and never knew this parking spot existed. Now that we’ve completed our camper van conversion, this will be a nice spot for when we come to visit family. It’s right on the River backing onto a long bike path and walking path.

Beautiful scenery!
One of the most flamboyant spot up to now!
Boondocking at it’s best!
Serious climbing. Narrow dirt road
Well maintained
I got here on a weekend day it was very peaceful but on weekdays loggers drive by every once and a while even night time witch means noisy and lots of dust
Still worth it

There’s a huge sign on the side of the building, at the back entrance, that says no overnight parking allowed. I also drove through around 8:30pm and didn’t see any other RV’s/campers so I didn’t stay.

We parked on the side of the road heading to the wharf. The road has seen better days, as the wharf. There is water on both sides and a view of the Confederation Bridge. The place is simple, but beautiful. Had a rough night. Not sure locals appreciate boondocking.

Small local restaurant with lots of juices and delicious food. We are vegan and and ask for a “bandeja paisa” but without the meat - they gave us extra beans and salad. It was so good!

They also have a lot of juices. The place is very clean and nice too. Well ventilated!

Also - they are little mercadito/tiendas right in front of this place. Fruit veggies and other stuff is available. We got a big bag of oats and bananas to cook breakfast for less than $1.

Nice camping just in front of the beach. The only negative side is that when I went for a shower at the sanitary block, there was no hot water.

Camping très bien. Le seul commentaire négatif que je ferai est qu’il n’y avait pas d’eau chaude au bloc sanitaire quand j’ai voulu y prendre une douche.

This place is a ZOO. Like 30-40 rigs and trailers and overlanders. Not very private at all if that’s what you’re looking for. Cool view. We kept moving on.

Parking lot says 1 hour parking. We called ahead and asked to stay the night and they said we could and should park in the 1 hr lot. No issues.

Parked here overnight undisturbed. Starbucks next door with free wifi during opening hours!

Found two campsites, not the three mentioned. Beautiful spot just uphill from the boat launch. No problem accessing the location with our Ford Transit 350, two wheel drive. Have to work a bit to find a level spot but they do exist. AT&T LTE has a good signal here.

Propane refills at Clays Power Equipment.

Kudos to the user who posted this. Quick, cheap, and seems to be good quality potable water.

As OP stated, flush water did not work but took advantage of it to empty the tank while convenient.

Nice place, very quiet and peaceful, even on labor day weekend. Hard for us to find a level spot. No water at all, and everything is brown and crunchy at this time. Watch for wasps at the bathroom. Bathroom was clean and open. Good cell service for all 3 carriers. Didn't see any cows or wildlife but heard coyotes at night.