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arrived at 11pm. very quiet. we were alone with deers.
it's written open from dawn to dusk...

Great spot, quiet and many other trailers came after. Safe and well lit

Lots of slots for cars behind the big truck parking area. sign says camping, ita a paved pk lot with small grassy area and some picnic tables. good cell service. some road noise but not bad. clean warm rest rooms.

We may not have technically been in BLM, but we were alone and unbothered! Definitely a spot for people to come shoot their guns, but on the weekday it was quiet. The road out is paved but bumpy, and there are many offshoot roads to find a spot! About 15 minutes from the highway and 45 from Salt Lake City!

Wonderful views. Road looks newly graveled. It was easy to get here. No one else around. Lots of fire pits and flat area to camp.

Lovely campground. Showed up on a Wednesday with no reservation and easily 20 or more spots still available. Even though it was rainy AF, we still appreciated the falls and campground amenities. They have garbage, recycling, potable water, dump, hot showers, playground, picnic area, pet friendly, and hiking trails. 2-3 bars of 5G on ATT. We paid $19 at the kiosk and no one came around to see if we were from out-of-state or not. Day-use to the rest of the state park is included in your camping fee (it’s typically $5).

My husband and I came up to this spot around 9:50pm and we were able to find the spot. We don’t know the area well and it was really hard to scope our surroundings. What we did find were bones near the rock fire pit which freaked us out pretty large bones might be of an animal but we did not stay the night for that reason.

Was informed that cops came in and cleared everyone out one night ago. Ended up moving closer to the nearby bridge parking, which has a dividing fence to the Zilker open parking lot. Was not bothered staying here.

We visited in early May. The road was not all opened yet, there was still snow. Beware if you go too far, there are no way to turn around, we had to drive backward a few hundred meters. Other than that, we slept at the start of the road, it was very quiet and we were not bothered. There are a lot of stars to see at night!

there were two of us with 2 cars parked here for a while in the day & at night. no issues what so ever & still no signage anywhere indicating no overnight parking. second time i’ve stopped here & had success.

Went in and asked to use the spigot, the guy at the counter said go ahead. It’s not actually connected to the building, it’s spray painted yellow (like a previous person said), and it’s right next to the stone trash enclosure on the side of the building. No hose so make sure you have your own.

WARNING!!! Don’t attempt further than first 100m in 2 wheel drive! There are two entrances. Use either and where the paths connect make a U turn. Sandy road has been overused! To go further in than the first 100m might require a high clearance 4WD.

About 10 other car campers and RVs here in the back of the lot along the highway. Security patrols, but i parked with everyone else and had no problem. Stayed one night

É um estacionamento de veículos, próximo ao aeroporto, possui translado para o aeroporto.
Possui água potável, ponto de energia e possivelmente local de descarte, qual não perguntei. Alguns motorhomes ficam aqui mensalmente. Não é camping, mas um estacionamento barato. Nós precisamos pois estava nublado e necessitamos um ponto de energia para recarregar as baterias, já que as placas solares não carregavam. R$ 30,00 por dia.

It is a car park, close to the airport, has an airport shuttle.
It has potable water, a power point and possibly a disposal site, which I didn't ask. Some motorhomes stay here monthly. It's not camping, but cheap parking. We needed it because it was cloudy and we needed a power point to recharge the batteries, since the solar panels didn't charge. BRL 30.00 per day.

had to spend the night on the small track leading to the spot as snow still blocked the 2WD access. but still quiet with no-one bothering. seems to be the only spot between the two parts of the NP

Good spot for one night getting off the coupeville ferry headed north. Right on the ocean with a walking trail along the water. Good amount of traffic and popular spot for walkers in the morning. But over nice spot for the night. 2 bars Verizon

I stumbled on this area while headed to the Blue Valley Dispersed camping area. This spot is much more secluded. High clearance vehicles needed to get to the best spots (4x4 recommend if it's recently rained). No cell service on Verizon or T-Mobile. No vehicle noise or light pollution. Just the babbling creek and singing wildlife. NFS land.

There are good camping areas at the end of each dirt road.

One area is nice and open if you have solar panels you want to keep in the sun. First right after the road turns to gravel, then left at the Y (to the right is a narrow dirt road that turns into a walking trail after a small bridge. Very tight turn around here but doable in a 19' van).

It's not a campsite. They actually only rent cabanas. We asked if we could stay overnight in our van. It was possible we could use the bathroom of a cabana. We paid 50'000 COP for two persons one night. The father who lives on the property is lovely. The view is stunning. We can recommend it, be sure to inquire beforehand (+57 318 3817116).

Cheap and very well located.
Garage fits 1-2 big pannier motorcycle or 2-3 other motorcycles.
Payed 10$ with breakfast

cool spot. campers are here. gravel surface. train might roll thru. whatever. no foot traffic around while you rest your eyes for the night. I dig it! no problems.

Great spot, signs forbidding camping but a couple of cars were here as well, and no problem.

You NEED to stay here! It's a little paradise! Price was 125 NAD/pp, but seems to depend on date and duration of stay. Firewood is included. Electricity was working fine for us. The owners are really friendly.

Beautiful campsite. The owner and his brother are very kind and funny lads. We were 3 nights at this magnificent place and paid 125 NAD pppn (cash - no card).

The sunrise over the river was just wonderful and the view from the campsites could not be better.

good place for one night
bathrooms were cleaned and heated

Parking lot in the White Mountain National Forest. We parked here for one night. The River is noisy outside of our van. Fairly close to the road but quiet - you may hear larger trucks. There was no one else in the lot - it’s not in season yet.

Dry camping is 40$ now. What a pity, it is just a gravel area

Dry camping is 40$ now. What a pity, it is just a gravel area

Great Place! Quiet off the main highway, clean restroom. US cellular signal was 2 bars but worked fine. Highly recommend!

Lake is still very high, no camping below the campground. Busy boat launch. Not suitable for big rigs.

looks like great park, if you do rv parks lol. We used for dumping. They send you to a vacant site to use the sewer there. $10. Can also get water for additional $10