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Don't visit this area, it is off limits. My friends and I went and were charged $1000 for trespassing. It's a beautiful area, they just want to keep it that way. Please don't camp here.

What an awesome find! We askes one of the guards where we should park best, gave him and the other one who was in the next street a 7up and had a quiet night of sleep.

Very easy to get to off I80 exit 271 westbound. Turn right when exiting the freeway and the road immediately crosses a cattle guard and turns dirt. Heavy tire ruts show this is not a good place in rain but it was dry and easy for us. We went up about a half mile to a it super flat open space. Good AT&T and T-Mobile coverage. Very quiet with no other traffic. Can barely hear the interstate traffic but mostly just heard birds. Good place for overnight.

Very nice, quiet place to spend the night. Lovely picnic table area, grass to run the dog and a port a potty. Quiet night here, would stay again.

Nice quiet place by the park. No parking Monday to Friday between 7h and 17h. Other than that, no other sign.

This place is so cool, worth a one night visit for sure. The non-electric sites are mostly tucked right in with the rocks. Site numbers a little hard to figure out on some sites. Showers and flush toilets up at visitor center which can be a bit far from some campsites. Fair Verizon and AT&T LTE. Water hydrants by bathrooms.

Little to no traffic overnight! Great views and clean bathrooms. Stayed my "Allowed 8hrs". This is a beautiful spot, please keep it that way!

Endroit très tranquille pour passer la nuit

Cracker Barrel with rv spots. There were a couple other rv’s as well as us. Felt safe

En bordure de rue, bien situé pour visiter Chicago à pied et vraiment tranquille pour dormir.

Small parking lot, 5 minutes walking from main square. Ask for Edgar, very friendly owner that will let you camp for a small rate. The place has Toilets but no showers yet, but he is working on it. Gate is closed during the night. Better for small rigs, class B (Vans) or smaller.

perfect on the river,allowed 14days,in the forest, 400 left from the hwy if you came from rest area, gravel road but ok

overnight or camping not allowed, good place for a rsst, free fast wifi telus but you have to registered and within 10min verified per email

Regular truck stop with a small rv section separate from the truck parking area. Not a great space for dogs, but worked for one night.

Stopped for a break to make dinner. Seemed like a great spot to stay overnight. Dogs loved it.

Beautiful sunset and view in the morning. Arrived 30 min before sunset and 6-8 vehicles parked in area, all teenagers going to top to watch sunset. Cleared out shortly after sunset with a couple visitors till 10 then all quiet. Spotty straight talk data with booster.

Saw the "no overnight" signs posted on pull in, went and checked with management and they said it was fine. They stated it's "park at your own risk" but they've never had any issues, and that they won't tow you for staying overnight. I got the feeling that the signs help management enforce if anyone is overstaying their welcome.

Currently a Class A and a trailer here with us in a converted Promaster. Quiet and not too much road noise, good amount of parking behind the restaurant with some green spaces for walking the doggos.

Free water wasn't working when I went at 5pm

Great flat spot to sleep for the night. It’s a neighborhood w active residents so I arrived late and left early. Seems like there are a lot of other good spots nearby.

Muy lindo camping que nos resultó muy tranquilo, tal vez porque fuimos fuera de temporada. el lugar es muy grande y tiene muchas instalaciones preparados para recibir mucha gente. pero en nuestro caso estábamos casi solo. hay lugar para carpas y para motorhome. nos quedamos 2 noches.

Still open, still free and in decent condition. Nothing huge but a nice place to go for a walk

Stayed one night here, really peaceful. But it was Saturday so there was music until midnight or more but in weeks they will be no one. Feel safe.

Tractor Supply Co fills propane quick and easy.

Perfect one night place for motorbiker . Road here goes on gravel , but is Ok

Beautiful spot under the trees, adjacent and overlooking the flat rock coastline shelf. Space for ~5 camp sites, though low trees mean only 1 or 2 of these can accommodate rooftop tents.

You may be asked to hire a "security guard".
The regular campers here recommend NOT employing anyone (though possibly mentioning that one has already hired secretive guard).

The road in is intimidating after rains, and has braided sections when trying to avoid mud and rocks.

Informal camp sites ($20 ish) are fairly private nestled in a green forest. If you arrive for late check in, after the country store is closed, go to the lodge. The campground is locked and you're given a key to enter. Quiet hours begin at 10 PM. Pit toilet was too stinky for me, but a clean bathhouse with flush toilets, showers, and laundry are available down the road at the improved campsite. You are given a code to enter. Photos are of improved campground with big rigs.

Best deal to visit San Francisco. Stay here at Visa Point for overnight (fantastic view). During the day, pass the bridge and move to the free parking at Crissy Beach Parking lot. Take the bus number 30 and buy the bus day pass for 5$.

Parked our van overnight in the small RV section of the rest area. It was full but we fit behind a smaller RV. Despite “no camping” signs, a couple RVs looked like they had been there a few days at least. Free dumping, hookups, and potable water spigot. Bit of a crowded rest area. Good ATT service. We stayed until 2p the next day to work and had no issues.

Nice place to park for the night, near tourism office.

Lindo lugar para pasar la noche cerca de la oficina de turismo.

Arteaga is one of the pueblos magicos of Mexico and the main square is very nice to park a van, except on Sundays, when a famous market happens. Also, the weather is usually a little bit colder than Saltillo, so very nice to avoid the heat.