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Nice fields with power lines. Easy access for 2wd. Some traffic but not bad. Well taken care of

Beautiful spot, especially with the fall foliage! The site is not very level.
Prepare for lots of tourists stopping to take pics and walking all around your rig like you’re not even there. :)
Verizon LTE, was able to get work done just fine.

Amazing spot. Full of deer and can’t beat the view. Little bit of a 4x4 trail getting up, if you’re coming from Ouray. But we loved it!

Day use area has a water spigot at the parking lot. Also restrooms with running water.

Water spigot in day use area parking lot. Also has decent sprint and Verizon service, toilets with running water, garbage and recycling.

Free dump station with rinse hose and trash can.

Crowed as heck. Not the best lol cool view but too many people.

This is not a free dump! Dumping is 5 USD

Closed. This place is not a site. Private land.

Only for tent and rent bungalow. Very nice spot.
Restaurant:perfect
Bunglow:perfect
Hot shower.
Wc.
Good owners
Perfect !

We crossed the border today as well in three hours ☺️
It was on the middle of the day and easy. The only difference to the comments before is that the Zambian side is doing a proper Covid Test now. It was a bit weird, that we got a certificate after the testing which allowed us to proceed. No result, no follow up. nothing. We don't care.
Robert was there and caught us there. We made very clear that we did not want his help and after the third time or so he accepted his fate 😜
Everybody was very helpful and showed us the next step. You can do it 👍

485 Rue P. H. Desrosiers, Joliette, QC J6E 6H2

Situé devant le bâtiment, identifié par un petit poteau

Previous descriptions are accurate. I stayed here one night and no one else was there. Plenty of room for my camper van. If the spots were full it would be hard to turn around I think.

shell gas station with diesel and petrol

Great little free campground. Quiet and really rice sites. Pit toilet however no cell service at all.

Very nice place! Many “camp site”. Fish camp (5 minutes) was closed but a lot of salmons was there jumping in the waterfalls!

Fish camp was closed but a lot of salmon was there jumping in the waterfalls! VERRY NICE

Place has been taken over by cows. Full of poo. Drive a bit past it and there are big open grassy spots. Will add a wildcamp location.

Nice Place to pitch a tent or park a car
Possible to set up a hammock in nearby trees
No roof in case of bad weather

The parking lot has been renovated and is levelled. We paid 50 reais to stay one night with access to water and toilets.
To use the pool it is necessary to consume at the restaurant.

Spectacular place. Old fort and few tables with benches. Nobody here, only the dog from the near farm came to check us.
Gravel road, with tight turns and step hill. Be aware with standard European RV (alkoven).
Vans, 4x4 and normal cars should not have a problem. Fort is closed, but from outside is also worth to see.

This is an Amtrak commuter rail station. There is a very large parking lot and a separate overflow lot. Lots of cars left overnight here, so one more is inconspicuous. Also this lot provides trailhead parking for a bike trail & running/walking path, so there is a lot of coming & going because of that. The trains are very quiet as they come & go. I parked in the corner farthest from the entrance & farthest from the station. It was really quiet & felt very safe. This place was suggested to me by a local after my plans to stay at Point Judith were derailed by the surfing crowds coming in for the “hurricane swell”. Since there is a train station here, I imagine there might be public toilets, but I did not use them. I had 3 bars on my T-Mobile cell service.

A nice hill top location with fabulous views, on a working farm.
Caravans, smaller motor homes , Campers and tents. Could be a bit exposed during storms but there are various sections sheltered by hedges.
powerful showers, two good dish washing positions. We will definitely be coming back this way again.
The site is in the Exmoor national park.

Direct near to ab bend behind the guardrail. Great view. The other place on the gravel field is closed by big rocks in the road. You also can park at the mountain station, but there you are normally not alone.

Place is closed by big rocks in the road.

Small bike shops with bibs, bike shorts, a nice arrangement of jerseys, sun glasses, buff-like neck warmers, bottles, and other bike parts.

They also have a few used and new bike for sale (specialized and local GW brand). Their mechanic is good.

Beautiful museum full of very interesting art and ancient artifacts. The museum has different exhibits and the inside is gorgeous. Very colorful place! Entrance is 3,000 ($0.75 USD)

Well worth the drive. It’s haven! Great view and long rock beach.
Need 4WD : it’s hilly with huge potholes.
With our 19feet travel-trailer and pick-up (total 45 feet) it was manageable to turn around in the parking.

Stationnement près de la plage. Vue sur les îles et le port. Plusieurs motorisés installés. Tente interdite.

Tranquille

Asked the attendant and he told us we could not fill water here, directed us to the Roaring Fork Valley Coop. Ask at the fuel desk for the key at the Coop