Check-Ins

It was raining and - afraid we could not make it up the next morning - we did not dare driving down the rather steep, sandy and slippery short section of the access road :o(

So good, we came back for another night in the hot tub.

A bit quieter than the average Walmart.

reliable 30Mb/sec download speed on att (3-4 bars even on an list day).

no one bothered or gave my van a second look.

large area well maintained gravel road in. large RVs will have no problem at all. stars were amazing !! fire rings . my one issue at the site is the amount of flies ! even after trying to smoke em out with a fire they continued thier barage . other than that its a great site .

Great spot off the highway with plenty of space and access to the river.

OHV assembly point. Large flat expanse. Big rig friendly. Pit toilets. No water.

I didn’t stay here, just cycled through. It was quiet but clearly had a lot of use.

Santa Margarita park River Road Trailhead. $3 fee. Very flat and big. Note that approaching from the West it’s a very tight turn of nearly 180 degrees to get in. Best approached from the East.

Large flat area with toilet but no water. Very peaceful. We stayed last night and plan to do so again tonight.

No call service on T-mobile.

There are 2 separate places called Tecopa Hot Springs side by side. The one on the North side has been reviewed but I stayed at the one on the South side.

It's $25 to park and stay with unlimited soaks. What I like about this location as opposed to the other one are the private hot tub rooms. Each tub (there are 2) accommodate 1-3 people in your party.

They drain and clean the tubs each hour, another plus.

There are showers and you're required to shower before entering the tubs.

I was the only van parked atop the hill with a gorgeous sunset. RVs are parked below.

There's a large outdoor labarynth to walk plus pottery and art in the check in area.

While there is no wifi here, you can go across the street and stand outside (or in car with the window down) for free, unlocked WiFi.

The tubs are clean and hot. My back went out 2 days ago and this was absolutely perfect to aid in healing.

Nice curries and drinks, plus sitting outside watching the quiet harbour

Beautifull quiet place... We were here during low tide, I believe is even nicer with high tide...

This was one of our favorite spots of the week. Great view of the lake and some hikes near by.

Easy, free, no potable water
Make note official hours are 7AM-3PM not open til 4 as a prev user posted
I was able to get in at 3:30 but signage was pretty clear

Best parking lot I’ve seen yet
Quiet and stunning view during the day of the river

Big parking lot directly near the train station to Rom. Quiet at night because no trains and it’s the final destination from the train. A ticket costs 2,10€ per person into Rom and it takes around 30min. I can recommend this place for visit Rom on couple days. Gendarmerie is near and they driving by and check. Also you have cameras on the Spot.

near Silver Springs...
very quiet and nice camping spots back in and drive thru.... water available

Perfect campground! 10 sites on serene lake, swans, colorful leaves, super quiet. 7 sites on lake. Fishing, canoeing, SUP. And it is right off the North Country Trail: 70 mikes of hiking! $15 night, $7.50 with a pass. Shhh, don’t tell a lot of people about it!!!!

Huge retail lot with Walmart target groceries gas and restaurants.

it's a nice spot if you can get spot B2 you can set up a tent with a clear view of devils tower. I saw some climbers during the day and during the night I could see by their lights they were still at it. wild.

Lots of street parking along the park, a couple of other vans and rigs here

Not a lot of hotel options between Villavicencio and Bogota. We found this one to be OK. Get a room in the back and it’s dark and quiet. Full size beds only. It’s clean with hot showers. Only 35K pesos.

Rest stop with gas, convenient store, lodging (cabins and RV parking), restaurant/cafe, and propane. Also has WiFi. Great little oasis!

not super nice
noisy
right next to road
lots of pay meters

might work in a pinch but not ideal

There are signs that says no overnight parking. However, there are RVs and Vans parked long term. Folks says, so long as you aren’t being a nuisance and/or not parking a 50footer rig, it’s all good. Great for a night or two. Fairly quiet, toilets and next to the water.

fine, peacefull beach. during the day some people arrived. no one at night.

Great place with wide beach. Big gas/oil structure in the background but got use to it (illuminated at night) calm and safe place to sleep and spend the day. I recommend going at the end of the road toward lighthouse as scenery is beautiful (walking path).

The Shady Grove Truck Stop.

They do allow overnight parking. There are facilities, toilets, limited food options, but they are definitely open for vans and RVs. Nice folks. Quiet massive parking lot. Oh and there is no ‘grove’. Nor shade for that matter.

Full hookup RV campsites with a playground, clubhouse, laundry, restrooms and showers. Everything is brand new in 2020 and 2021. We were traveling cross country and ready to stop . Very helpful and friendly waited past closing for us to arrive. Led us to site, made sure we had everything we needed. Overnight spots probably not available past October. Call

great spot, no shade, windy in evening. Verizon Cell service, couple spots in area.

As I was up a hill on a curvy road looking for a place to stay, a local recommended this to me - just go through Stinson, up a hill, you’ll go around a curve and there will be a pull-off on the either side of the road but on one side there is a spring. Damn if he didn’t hit the nail on the head, and there are stunning views of the water (sunsets) right across the street. Without getting too close to the road, I have 1 solid bar of Verizon LTE service.

This is right off of Route 1, a large enough pull-off to count as a solid place for a night. It is far better suited for vehicles/RVs, as it is close the road/popular spring and is quite noisy at the moment (8:30PM). I got a relatively flat spot for my tent (no luck with stakes and it was quite windy, so I ended up tying my tent to my car…) but again, If you have a vehicle, you may be able to pull off more of an incline a little farther away. Be careful of the ditch at the base of the cliff as it is essentially the drain for the spring and is muddy (there is a concrete portion so you won’t come close to the water).

a bit pricey at $35 weekdays and $40 weekend but that's Napa innit?