Check-Ins

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.

very quiet, saw 1 other rv. middle of no where but close to town. can find shaded spots. you only hear the birds.

Came to stay here the night, but at 10:30pm a Park Ranger pulled up. Asked for my ID and told me it was a paid site, $12. Told him I didn’t realize it was a paid site. He said if I stayed and didn’t pay an arrest warrant would be put out for “stealing services”. He let me leave, I’m now at the Love’s Truck Stop.

They are stupid. RVs only no roof top tent on a Jeep. I don’t know what the difference is… the woman said: “ we are an RV resort not a campground.” Well… screw you and your RV Resort!!

lugar tranquilo para pasar la noche muy amable los playeros! baños limpios!! duchas no disponibles!!

Beautiful developed campground with all the amenities. Clean bathrooms, showers included in site fee, water bottle filling station, firewood for purchase, and water/electric hookups

This Walmart is part of a small mall and as such does not have it's own parking lot. The manager said they had no issues with overnight parking, however we need authority from the mall property managers... theybwere no where to be found. No other rigs in the lot, so we left.

I forgot to mention in my last check-in that the cost is $30/night (included electric and water hookups)

Very nice spot by a lake. Water on side of building was turned off when we were here. Washrooms still closed.

Small parking area next to the truckee river and train tracks. Relatively level and quiet.
No amenities but good place to stop for free in an RV

$66.00 per night (full hookup), after a Good Sam discount and minus the reservation fee (as we just turned up). Well-maintained grounds. Friendly and helpful staff. Immaculately clean washroom, showers and laundry room. On the negative side, the sites are crowded - we could look into the rigs on either side of us, and hear them clearly. We managed to pick up decent wifi (parked close to the router) but if you want more wifi, you must pay per device. You must also pay for showers. The worst thing is the traffic noise which is loud and constant all night. Access from the highway is tricky so watch the highway signs carefully. Some beautiful trees provide shade.

Lakeside campground. Has lots of tent space and RV spots with water and electric. A few sheltered picnic tables scattered around. $5 for tents, $15 for RVs. Looks like swimming available.

This is a family run restaurant-hotel with a pool and a big green area. Camping is 40,000 and a private room is 60,000 (for two people). We were a bit hesitant to go down the steep little road that takes you from the main road to the entrance of the hotel (biking down takes 1 minute, very quick). Once we got down we were kindly welcomed, saw the room and decided to stay.

We are on bikes and this was a perfect place to rest before the big climb to Jericó the next morning. La porra was great! Simple and affordable - very comfy. Bikes fitted perfectly in our room, we had a fan, a tv, two beds and a private bathroom. The pool is dead during the week so veryyyyy quiet night of rest :)

Food: the restaurant has a lot of food during the weekend but during the weekdays the cook is out so they order food from another place down the main road (Martinata Restaurant) and a motorcycle will bring it to you. The place is called Martinata is literally 5min walking (slow) down the main road. I wrote a small review for that place too, it was great food!