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temporarily close due to fire domage
temporairement fermé en raison dun incendie.

Beautiful little nook alongside the Chena. We backed into the spot to the far right side and had a great view of the river. There was a fire ring, bugs weren’t bad until sundown and there was no chance of cell service with AT&T.

Passamos duas noites em frente à praia. A rua é calma e pequena, por isso não tem muito movimento de carros. O lugar é tranquilo, possui chuveiros gelados na saída da praia, mas não há sanitários. Há mercado e restaurantes próximos.

It wasn't busy and it wasn't noisy. Nice emergency stop and even a quick overnight after spending the day in Gananoque.

Great spot! The center was closed, but the restaurant and gas station across the parking have convenient restrooms as well. They open early and close late.

Some semi trucks will rumble in and out of said parking at night, but overall it's pretty tranquil.

We were camped here but a worker from Wearhouser came and said it was private property and camping isn’t allowed.

it was a perfect spot for us to park and then bounce around to see the falls. we didn't need the power but it was available. We took advantage of the water and dump station to do laundry and longer showers.

Official US forest service campsite next to creek. Just off Highway 58 it is a hole through but slope. Can stay for one night. Right next to creek!

Call out/cold through campsite next to the highway. Part of the US forest service. Can camp one night for free. Right next to creek

We were not able to find this dirt parking. I do think we found the power plant which had its gate closed. We moved on.

Drove to the entrance only to find the road blocked with a ‘closed due to covid’ sign. The state is currently orange level.

Small, national forest campground with 4 designated campsites along a river.

Really really nice little laundry place. Lady speaks some english and is super smiley.
Price is 4usd per load which she washes and folds and everything.
We dropped off around lunchtime and was done next day at 10.00.

Highly recommed

Cute area! Was awoken by fisherman at 530am, but, thanks to the previous post, I was expecting it. Would definitely stay here again.

An established campground with 10 sites and a day use area. Mostly clean, though the hosts should clean out the fire pits more regularly. Cost of $12 a night can't be beat. Two pit toilets with TP are available for use.

The whole site is situated around a small sunken pond\lake.

Me and Bella my EB stayed here on September 10th 2021. I got a nice beach front spot and watched a beautiful sunset and sunrise. The only negative and its expected is, loud vehicle noise and rude people, spinning their tires and making loud exhaust noise at 3am.

Sinaloa’s style antojitos. Don’t miss the costras, the octopus one is delicious!

Large gravel lot on blm land, plenty of places to park on quiet road

Such an amazing, free area to camp in the Lolo National Forest along the banks of the Clark Fork River. Stayed for four nights and never want to leave. This site was huge and offered total privacy from the road. Very clean portapotty and pit toilet available. Good cell service on ATT. No garbage, so pack it all out. Road in is one of the best dirt roads we've seen and any size vehicle can fit here. Can stay for 16 days! We tried using GPS to get to the other pins along this road, but ended up a bit confused. You want to be on the lookout for the NF sign that says "Peninsula" and turn down that road. It loops back around along the river.

There are changes to this park. There is now 10 sites with full hook ups and the nightly fee is $25.

Rates for 2022 will be going up to $30 plus $5 hydro!

Average at best. We cane with the intention to camp (tent) but as the forecast called for serious rain we opted for a room with fan. Turns out it was the wettest week end if the year so it was a good idea in that respect HOWEVER...
The room was filthy! Have been camping in the dust and dirt for months so we can handle a lot but this was a bit too far! The sink and toilet were covered in bat droppings! I went to ask for cleaning products but the owner didn’t seem to know where they were and the cleaning lady (cook also) had already left. He gave me an old t-shirt which I used to try and clean the place up a little. Later on we realised that the bed too was covered in bat poop! We try to shake that out too... at nights the bats would fly through the room which is fun until one hit the fan... that got messy!!! So turned the fan off (very hot)
The water sister was empty before we had the chance to take a shower (even though we were the only guests) the shared toilets downstairs were disgusting and the lust goes on... for Q230 per night you’d expect better! The owner is very friendly but doesn’t seem to care about any of it.
Due to the road being washed out we had to stay a second night, more or less same story (no water, power cuts, bats, roof leaking in the bathroom) but this time a group of people arrived around 11:30PM partying near the pool all night (loudly!) then left again around 05:30AM with a lot of noise... didn’t sleep at all and couldn’t wait to get out of there!
Maybe with a camper parked right at the back of the car park it could be ok but avoid the rooms!!!
The pool was nice though, but that was about it!

Mara Explorers Camp has now been permanently closed by the owners. The land had been returned to the landlord.

Spent one night and most of a day here. Perfect: large spots (for cars/trucks with trailers without having to unhitch, or for people travelling with 2 vehicles like us), clean bathrooms, and even a sink on the outside of the lady's bathroom with tap water and two 220V electrical plugs(!). To top it off, very good data signal for Entel cellphones. The downside is lots and lots of trucks... apart from the noise, these truck drivers maneuver like madmen and one came literally *inches* from hitting our motorhome.

Large bin to drop off plastic containers and bags, paper and magazines, aluminum and steel cans. No glass, styrofoam. Garbage bins also available.

A parking lot you can use for free. the night was very calm and the waterholes are nice to spend a relaxed day. I was all alone there but it’s the pandemic and it looks like they are preparing for many tourists here. Construction for a little restaurant is ongoing. Locals are friendly and with distance. Visiting the archeological parc was not possible due to the pandemic.

Lots of Camping in San Juan National Forest Verizon is 1-3 bars depending on the site. It appears significant increase to be after the cattle guard. Turkey Springs trail system is near too! No Amenities! Pack in pack out! Please pick up after your dog poo and don’t leave trash behind! Camping in the National forest is our Privilege and it DOES get taken away when people don’t keep it clean. Beautiful area and a little traffic noise from nearby neighborhoods but I think it’s pretty great here noise from incoming campers goes on dirt road until about 10 pm

Easy access, managed to pitch my tent without any trouble. Quiet noisy tho (they chop the corn in this season so lots of tractors early morning).

Great area a little crowded from my liking but it worked for a quick overnight

Hôte très accueillant. Emplacement tel que décrit. Notre classe C de 24 pieds y était à l'aise. On a pu se brancher 15A et remplir notre réservoir. Situé dans un quartier résidentiel paisible toute la nuit.