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Flat parking lot with piers/water on 3 sides. 24 hr Pay to Park May1-September 30. Free in off season. We saw several other lots with RVs near by. This lot was wide open when we arrived in November. A few groups of happy young adults gathered to hang out and play music, and left by 11 pm. A police car cruised by once that we saw. Bay Shore is the nearby town and it has many shops, grocery etc. Several restaurants on the pier. A great find.

Great spot right next to the beach. Stayed two nights just off the beach. We’re a B+ 2WD with a rear locking differential on the rear dully tires. 2WD can make it if you don’t slow down on the road in and don’t pull all the way up to the beach. We locked our rear wheels at one point just to be safe.
No trash here. Please pack your trash out One or two bars of cell signal. No surfing to be had but a swimmable beach in the small break. Enjoy.

Spar is fine for basics. No queues at ATM’s (consider the time of month/day that you go). Tops Spar Bottle store available. Airtime still available too (suggest buying the deal Mariko mentioned, it works out much cheaper!). Pep store around the corner, too.

An unpaved road leads down to a boat ramp and paved lot large enough for 15-20 vehicles. The unpaved road isn't great, but we made it down in our converted shuttle bus without issues. Beautiful river! Lots of local visitors throughout the day, but nights are quiet after 10pm. In the early evening, this seems to be a hideaway for stoners, lovers, and the occasional group of rowdy kids. Also saw a K9 police unit come down for training one day. There's a huge ag property right next to the lot, but it's a "no trespassing" area, and the owner makes visits to check on his land. Nice enough if you stay off, but he'll definitely call the cops if he finds you over there, so (of course) be respectful. Overall, a beautiful little stop for a night or two regardless of your rig.

Oh, and someone posted about an alarm. That's got nothing to do with people being present: it pertains to the river's water level rising. It only went off once during our stay, and after maybe three minutes, it shut off again.

It’s a small dirt lot, large enough for around 6 rigs but nothing large of there’s others here and there usually is. Very quiet location. 2 bars Verizon. No tmobile service.

Gps point is on top of the dam, not really a good camp spot. I found a nice spot via the old mine a bit further north
. Lots of road noise all around the lake though.

This campsite is basic. Very nice and quiet. $8 a night!!!

Stopped to stay for the night and noticed the RV next to me recently had it’s window smashed out and broken into. It was the only about 7pm and the parking lot was full of cars, lots of people coming and going. So it was a pretty brazen criminal. I was able to find the RV owner in the restaurant so they could call the authorities. Needless to say I did not end up staying the night here or at the Walmart next door. This might be an isolated incident but hard to say. Stay at your own risk.

Spent the night , no problems, couple of cars walking dogs in morning , worked out good .

Small city park in Sierra Blanca just off I-10. Huge, flat gravel parking area. No facilities but big dumpster for trash, picnic tables, grills, playground, tennis courts and basketball hoops.

We checked in with the Sherrifs office 2 blocks north to see if overnight parking was alright and they gave the OK and said they'd drive by occasionally. There's a bit of highway noise and an occasional dog barking, but the bad part is the trains go by 2-3 blocks away and blow their horns. We had just a couple thru the night. There are goat-head thorns in the weeds in the parking lot so check your shoes and pet's paws.

$2.99/gallon. Not many options in the area and you’ll probably wait a long time, but is what it is.

This is a really nice spot, easy to get to, expansive dunes, right by the water, lots of places to park up, quiet.

oil change and parts (oil, filters and more..)
they didn't have the filters we needed but had the oil and the demineralized water that we wanted. very good service.

It is open. Free if you live in the area $10 if you don’t. No drinking water

A delicious coffee shop close to the beach and main road. They have some of the best coffee I have ever had! We also got a cinnamon roll that was so good we had to order two!

This beautiful town by the river has several water spigots on the street. Shows 67 on TDS meter. Be very respectful to this nice town, there are generous people throughout. You can also stealth camp here a couple of nights since it’s very quiet during the night with no traffic.

Great safe location. Tennessee river flows beside this town.

$7 and has potable water. Located in the front

As described, nice spot for a night, little bit of freeway noise.

200 meters from beach, 44 camp sites (4 of which with private bathroom), also 4 chalets i think.
power and water at all sites, communal kitchen, ablutions, swimming pool, no wifi but good 4G coverage, laundry service.
good security, friendly and helpful owners.
THE BEACH IS INCREDIBLE.... dunes, white sand, no one there... paradise !!!
Ben&Dom.

We are not camping here, just driving through. but noticed there were no current reviews. Currently there are 2 fire pits here with easy in and out access to the road. There are NO "no camping" or "no overnight" signs anywhere. Looks like a beautiful spot, especially during this off season.

this is a new spot. the owner just came and invited us to stay at his place free, he is building the place so it is new.
big open ground mostly flat. he is opening a road for big rigs to enter.
has animals on the farm. building a kitchen and showers. when we where there it was just the beginning but the owner has the hospitality mentality to make this place amazing. great location within walking distance from mongui so you can leave the rig here and walk to the town ( 5 minutes walk)

Entry to “thermal experience” at Strom Spa Nordic, Old Quebec is approximately $55 per person (see website for up-to-date information). Overlooks the St. Lawrence. Hot and cold plunge pools, steam rooms, saunas, red light therapy room, various relaxation spaces, fire pits. Robes and towels provided (you will need to bring your own bathing suit). Shower facilities provide shampoo, conditioner, body wash, hair dryers (and hair straighteners for the ladies). Excellent experience, well worth the price.

Sidy et Roos have a room for rent, a tent for rent, and enough space to put your own tent. Their house is situated at the crossroads between Saint Louis, Dakar, Touba and the desert of Lompoul.

Gas station. Accepts RVs. Clean bathrooms but no showers. Snack bar, good wifi. Lots of traffic and some noise.

Fuel and gas stop, easy to access with lots of parking

there is a large gravel lot across from the boat launch area. a bit of pot holes getting in but pretty level otherwise.

we overnighted here and stayed for a little over 24 hours while we were crabbing in the area. we had no issues and it was pretty quiet.

any size rig will fit here.

RV/camping is currently closed for the season but their cabins are still open.

safe place to sleep, has lighting and police surveillance cameras, absolute silence and an incredible view of the lake from the dam.

Free Dump Station and water to rince.
Very easy. Thanks Camping World