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beautiful spot, but the locals don't seem thrilled to have vanlife here, even if you have a nice fancy rig. woken up at 10pm and again at 6am to a man pounding on my window and then stepping back from the door waiting for me to answer. same guy, dressed in a button down shirt and khakis. he then took off on foot and did the same to others including a fellow vandweller with small children who will no doubt have nightmares the rest of their life about this crazy. I would avoid. like many spots on I-overlander, it's getting too much traffic, drawing attention and will soon get shut down and turned into permit or metered parking.

Newly renovated BLM campground with water and 50/30 amp at each site. Gravel back in and pull thru sites. $20/night unless you have senior/disabled pass then it's half. Nobody here. Wonderful spot. Free dump for campers. Big rig friendly. Horse corrals too!

Great place to explore. Had good cell service with ATT.

Huge lot at the cultural center. Asked and got permission to stay one night. Felt safe with lights around the building. Fick Fossil museum is a must see

Camping in here is not permitted. Everywhere in town wild camping is prohibited.

Rest stop off the freeway. water in the woman's restroom wasn't working, but I'm getting a 5g signal here.

This place is permanently closed.

the lower lot under the power lines was occupied by several other RVs and the gate was open so we continued on up the hill to the trailhead landing period medium gravel lot well-maintained road no fire rings. four-wheel drive if available (not necessary) helps reduce the building of washboard climbs on steep hills like this.

Muito muito bom o posto. Pernoitamos, tomamos banho (banheiro limpo e enorme), tanto masculino quanto feminino. Forneceram energia sem pedirmos (após o abastecimento, claro). Vale muito a pena. Saindo da BR101, no primeiro km da BR 116, sentido sul

Pretty great spot considering. We are the complete opposite of stealth and nobody bothered us for one night. It also felt relatively safe to leave our vehicle alone while we went into the city. Traffic is pretty constant during the night, and finding a spot can be tricky, but overall we were stoked on how well this worked out.

The only thing I would say is oversized rigs would have a tough time parking here. We’re in a 20’x8’ Toyota Camper and just barely squeezed into a spot.

We paid $5/nt, staying 3 nights. Staying at site 12, we were able to level w/ out blocks and it’s quiet here except for the road and airplane noise from nearby Elgin AFB. Picnic table and fire pit, no hookups. Must obtain a permit from Elgin AFB NOR Jackson Guard office.

Big Open land. Very quite. Last night was so windy. Did not enjoy the stars. But morning is so beautiful sunrise. RV’s and Trailers and other Vans are from each other. Good coverage of T-mobile.

Crystal clear water, white shelly sand, 200 pesos a night. We only stayed one night but would definitely stay longer. Great for paddle boarding or snorkeling. There were about 4 other travelers there. Hung out with some nice people at night and got some empenadas from a local woman the next morning.

Great spot, beautiful views. Train runs through the night but if you’re used to car sleeping it isn’t an issue at all. Enough AT&T service for zoom and FaceTime

This place is permanently closed.

very nice place to sleep and to have breakfast ;)

The source is still there in November 2021:)

Easy pull up and great water!

Plus there was a hose at the spigot when we got there 🤙🤙

Really yummy vegetarian/vegan food.
Their menu Del día also includes a drink and a desert.

It was yummy. The place is big, has a lot of tables, it’s very clean and well ventilated.

They sell other items like granola, powered milk, chocolate and some essentials oils

There is a new and fully visible sign for no camping, so we did not risk it. Nice place though...

Single room 300, double room 500, clean and comfortable. Helpful staff who spoke some English and were happy to store our bicycles inside.

Camping com espaço para motorhome é barraca, bem localizado, banheiro com chuveiro, Wi-Fi, lavanderia (R$40 por cesta) e área comum.

Camping With space for motorhome and tent. Good location, bathrooms, Wi-Fi and laundry (R$40 for basket).

After a quick drive and going through Old Town Cottonwood....which looked pretty cool and unlike Sedona....not tourist-trappy, I ended up here....still in the Coconino National Forest, but on FR9515. Aside from the very fine red dust here.....this site checks all the boxes. Great views, wide open, hardly anyone around and thankfully....no mad cows. 😆. 14 day max stay. Free. No services. Big rigs should be ok, access road is kept in good shape.... but larger areas seem to be fairly limited, but I haven't looked around all that much...if you are creative, I'm sure you can figure something out. The internet is great! VZW is 42mbps down/16 up. ATT is 64 mbps down/4 up. The OTA is pulling in an impressive 49 channels.

Estación de servicio con baños limpios, local de ventas con mesas, la conexion Internet no muy buena
Tiene 4 lugares para estacionar autos no muy grandes debajo de unos árboles
Seguro y cómodo, pasamos 2 noches aquí.
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We stayed from Monday to Thusday out of high season and it was calm and safe. We parked in a spot between the snack stalls (where wle found an electric plug in a tree) and a kindergarten. Good decision since the others streets of the square have few bus and truck traffic. We got clean water in abandoned place of food truck at the same square. On Friday morning, a guy from the city administration came asking us to live because the kindergarten's director had complained... shame...

Very nice young man (owner?) who checked me in. I called same day and they had a 30amp pull through waiting for me. $38 + tax (includes Good Sam Discount which you don’t have to ask for - they also have additional military and first responder discounts). had everything I needed, only areas to focus on: bathroom facilities were outdated/old/small (but plenty of hot water). Didn’t use wifi - Verizon cell worked well. There seem to be many “full timers” so it looks a bit crowded but generally it has been quiet. Services: 24/7 laundry (you need to pay), showers (just one shower and one stall), they sell propane on site.

15€ for two people and tent. I’m sure this place is nicer during high season, but in November was not maintained very well.

Vale Silvestre Eco Park

Estrada Pico do Ibituruna Zona Rural S/n Village do Sol S/n Zona Rural - Village do Sol, MG, 35010-030

November 10th only one other camper nice quiet location campsites are on a bluff overlooking the beach beach access 400 pesos to dry camp. Flies were terrible anytime you tried to eat.

Very very beautiful campsite! The way is, like the other posts already said, a bit challenging in the end but with a 4x4 no problem at all!
The staff is very friendly, they offered us a chunk of wood for 300 kSh to make a bonfire. Totally recommended. We were the only guests at this time and paid 1000 KSh pP.