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Great views, the mountains
, the stars.

Very nice spot, no cell service , very quiet and nice view, glad to be here

Parking lot surrounded by trees and close to the lake. We met a group of young people who said they camp here with their cars from time to time and never had problems.
Space for a maybe 15 cars and easy access on gravel road.
There is a pit toilet but it was locked when we stayed here.
No cell service.
As the altitude is ~7000ft bring some warm clothes for sleeping. Right now (end of May) there are still some snowy spots.

There’s now a 4$ fee for day use. Park open until 9p.m. Asked at the coffee/rental place if I could just use the shower without paying and she said yes. Showers are cold, but there is a a side where it’s not « freezing » just gotta take a minute to find it lol. The facility is heated so it’s not so bad.

Free. Located right off highway 22, very quiet. Good for an overnight stop. It's a little rundown, but toilets are clean. There is a small playground, picnic tables, fire pits and covered shelter.

Lots of washer/dryers. Basic washer $4.25, extra large is more. Machines only take coins. There are coin machines and an ATM. And an attendant to break that $20 from the ATM so you don’t get tons of needless quarter.
Pretty clean. Vending machine.
Lots of parking, including RV spots at the closed restaurant next door.
A Burger King in the same lot.

This is my “go-to” spot for propane. Just pull up vehicle (should accommodate any size rigs), hit the buzzer, and someone comes out to help you.
Justin is always fun to joke around with.
Then after filled up, walk inside to pay.
RV parts and service here as well (parts are a little pricey).

We asked the manager if we could park here overnight and they said no problem but only for one night. The staff was very friendly and even let me use the washroom after the shopping centre closed. The lights in the parking lot are very bright so I would recommend covering your windows if you have lots. You can see the mountains from the parking lot. My wife loves costco ice cream too so that was a bonus.

Perfect spot for camping on the lava field. 5usd entrance fee and 5usd for camping. Not easy to get here on the loaded motorcycle due to deep sand but if you have patience you can do it without good riding skills.

My friend and I stayed overnight both in our separate car campers. Room for 3 campers max. to fix comfortably, closer to the road than hoped but didn’t bother us. We were joined later that eve, by someone who was friendly, quiet, respectful and kept to themselves. There is a path to lead to the lake. I had t mobile and had service and my friend had cricket and had service as well. Close to general dollar and gas stations within 3-4 miles!

Stopped at the first sharp hairpin turn. Flat, wide, private with beautiful view and almost no traffic. Great spot

Easy Checkpoint. The control every car because of the oil pipeline betweem Baku and Ceyhan

Nice campsites in the forest. Well maintained (seems newly overhauled). Separated campsites with lots of privacy and fireplaces. Pit toilets available.

Called in and was told they let us park for one night at the far end of the parking. Was a nice place to stay in drumheller, there were already a couple of RVs and we got a pretty level spot too.

Dump is still active and the water is currently on.

We find this supermarket with lots of products choices.
Affordable prices. You can find toilet paper...
No fruits and vegetables
Good bread just in front of it

Nice place with beautiful mountain views. Lots of fireplaces and flat grass plateaus.

At this time, the border seems to be closed.

Haven’t had any luck at Sadikhly, as this border was closed from Azerbaijan side. When I got to this border crossing, a police officer approved me and took a photo of my passport. He said we have to wait what Azerbaijan border decides, apparently that’s due to Covid. I waited over two hours to get the sad news that even though I have an approved Azerbaijan eVisa and am vaccinated plus booster, im not allowed to cross. I was told to go to the Embassy of Azerbaijan at Vakhtang Gorgasali street 4 in Tbilisi and get a special permit. Will update if that worked. At this time I suggest going there first if you plan to use the border at Red Bridge to make sure you actually can cross.

Update: Azerbaijan Embassy was no help at all, no crossings allowed atm. Keep googling, there is talk that the land borders to Azerbaijan will open in July. Fingers crossed!

There are more beautiful places on the island but I think it can be a quiet place to sleep. But we only went to visit it, not to sleep. There are toilets and a park for children.

This place is already registered in the App Park4Night.
Place/Parking behind the Sameba Cathedral and in front of the Armenian Pantheon Cemetery.
Undisturbed area. Sometimes the train cross. Very central to the city to walk. Or just call a taxi with the App „Bolt“ for a cheap price.
If you need water ask the gardeners of the cemetery friendly and have a small goodie for them.
Sometimes the police come by but the don’t care.
Also big rigs can fit here. A toilet is located at the church (around 4 Min. walk).

Mostly secluded spot along the edge of the road. Tucked into the trees, so the wind wasn't much of an issue. Parked two full size camper vans there. Mosquitoes were on the larger size and plentiful.

Nice & cosy place with beautiful view of the mountains. Just next to the main road but quiet & very peaceful. I can park my bike outside my room. Room rate is 6000 dram (2 persons) @ 5000 dram (1 person). Room with attached shower, closet & TV. Very clean. Fast internet. The lady gv me fries for free. Its a nice treat especially after my long & tiring ride from Tabriz & along the badly broken mountain roads in Armenia.

Female travelers here! Only needed a spot to spend the night before visiting Bryce in the morning. We showed up just before sunset. It was pretty crowded since it was Memorial Day weekend, but even so we found a good, secluded spot a couple miles in with a fire ring. Super quiet and felt safe for us. 2 bars for both Verizon and AT&T. Will definitely be back here next time I’m in town.

Good place for a wild camp. As stated before you can park completely out of sight and just enjoy the beautiful landscape and sunset in front of you!

Very nice spot. We can hear the road but not so many vehicules pass at night. We are hidden behind trees. Big spots available. Didn’t check to toilets

Just to add. The down to the lake is a bit washed out and for trucks not really recommend. It is pretty narrow and there are many low hanging branches.
In the worst case there might be a small spot nearby the road.
Furthermore locals are warning to stay here at night ("Strange" people walking around).

Awesome spot right on the reservoir. Tons of space for small and large vehicles/campers. Free for 14 days.

you can park in the big grassy area away from the hangout area. for a "party hostel" I thought this place was pretty mild. music from 8am to usually 11pm but I didn't think it was excessively loud. good soundtrack at least. Rodger, the operator, speaks excellent English and is super friendly and can give suggestions for hikes around the area. wash and dry clothes for 6 bucks a load since nothing dries up here. 8pppn. dog friendly but must be on leash at all times even though their nice dogs roam freely.

height restrictions, we are 2.8m and had to push the hanging lights up a lot to clear.

Interesting museum and very friendly staff, they even offered us to stay overnight which we then did. Very quiet and safe. Good for big rigs ( better than town center).

Big level parking area next to shopping areas. I'm not sure of this listed location, just use Google map.