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Camp here. This is the spot. I got in there with a big ole 2WD sprinter van, but the road is dicey. There’s one camp site that is okay, but if you’re an excellent driver like me you can get down river side. Very private and comfortable for a night, super dog friendly.

Closed permanently to overnight parking. Day use only. Continue on to “Flat Camp” a little further down the road.

we could exchange here our french cylinder against a local one (same system). they only have butane here. it's a Total filling station.
We paid 6250CFA for a 12kg cylinder.
very friendly staff.

Price as for April 1st is now 570P for two foreigners and a car!
However it does say if you are from a neighbouring country you pay what a local pays, they dont check your passport. Also, we exited from a road about 18kms inside the park that has no gate and saw another rental truck entering this way. We wernt stopped at the gate on the tar road exiting to ask where we came from or when we returned the next day to go to Namibia. You might be able to avoid paying at all by just driving by the gate on the tar road and waving to the guard, then entering and exiting from one of the side roads into the park. You can see them on maps.me.

Really good, clean showers for $6bls !!! you have you own space plus the shower! They have Maybe 10 showers! and wifi !

Wonderful place, close to the road but good for a small vehicle. With our truck camper no problem to stay.

temporarely closed. they say because there are a lot of jaguars in the neighbourhood.

Good campground. Clean toilets and showers. Friendly staff. Paid 40$ for a van site and 2P

Beautiful view for where you are at. Like other comments said, traffic can get annoying and bugs get annoying (but you're in Louisiana). Overall though I loved that spot.

26 CND Self-Registration. Gut besucht, aber nicht voll. Beste Möglichkeit in der Nähe von Jasper Richtung Edmonton, da andere Plätze geschlossen sind (z.B. Pocahontas).
Sehr saubere Pit Toilets. Picknicktisch und Feuerstelle am Platz. Fahrzeuge, die länger als 7,5m oder 25ft sind, sind nicht erlaubt.

As described, plus a newer section with fewer trees, several pull-throughs, and newer toilet facilities.
The park is closed Tuesday and Wednesday.

Quiet night. Only 1 or 2 trucks and me. Lot lighting is not turned on. No issues.

still a quiet spot, friendly locals, enough space

Regular, Premium, Diesel, small convenience store and washroom.

(Added later: the premium fuel I bought here must have been old or contaminated because my car ran terribly on it until I refueled at a bigger gas station.)

off of diamond fork road - the gate is open as of 05/30. area by the hot springs is pretty busy with day hikers, but only a few cars passed our site. pit toilets nearby. Nice dispersed campsite by the creek. the best part is the trail behind this site, which is located at the site directly across this one. cross the road and follow the trail by the creek into the hilly area behind - one of the most beautiful trails I’ve hiked. It seems to go on for miles but we stopped after finding some sort of animal carcass on the trail, probably a deer.

Big flat Area (compacted clay/gravel - might get a bit muddy in rain) with a boat launch. Enough space for big rigs. Only a few level spots. Just stay on the side, so you won’t block the ramp. Not very private, next to a road, but not much traffic. No signs for no overnight. Stayed here one night in a sprinter van, no problem.

Rough road but doable. Take your time. Have patience.

Hard to find at night but came across 395 and then I saw the forest sign a few minutes later. Turned in and drove down a bit but there were a lot of pot holes. About 10 minutes later a truck came from the back area... then a few minutes later a cop came. He was nice; I asked if I could camp for the night he said, it’s fine. Not too long after I saw the same truck come back into the forest and passed me. When I left around 630/7 am I saw a cop sitting about 200 ft from the entrance. Sand was soft where I parked. Please remember pack it in, pack it out. I saw some beer cans and other trash left behind but clean and quiet otherwise. On a clear night you can see the stars flicker all night. I even caught a shooting star. Would stay here again.

this site is not free anymore. As soon as you make the turn into the dirt road there is a sign that says pay online @mexicanhatrocks.com and it is $15 +tax per night for boondoking. pretty epic place to park your rig but not free anymore for staying over night.

Spectacular place, plenty of campsites with room to spread out, amazing mountain views, wonderful hot springs with interesting people, enough for some good laughs not too many to make it crowded, full ATT service, definitely a desert oasis

A wonderful place, close to the lake. The Sitzes are in a small forest with shady trees. In the smalltalk Shop you may buy drinks and food.
You also may use the Lodge's washing machine.
Fire pit, 30A electricity and City water at site

Typical Love's Truck Stop. Plenty of open grass space and fenced dog walk area for the pups. Very Clean and quiet!

Delicious selection of summer lemonades, always full and available. Modestly busy location, but still many tables available. Electricity only in the farthest back section. Drive thru available.

Napped in my car from 5p till 11p and was not told to move along, despite manager meeting the delivery truck at midnight.

No evidence of No Overnight Parking signs. So, this is a restaurant with potential overnight options in a pinch.

We stayed here for our first night in Newfoundland coming off the ferry. Past the lighthouse you can drive down a rutted gravel road to a flat spot right by the water. It’s larger enough to fit 3-4 vans comfortably. However, the road down to the spot is fairly steep and pretty rutted. Our 2-wheel drive Promaster could probably make it if we kept one set of wheel to the edge of the road but we decided not to take the chance. The second spot is on top of the dirt hilltop before the lighthouse. There’s probably only a flat spot available for one van. Since there were high wind gusts of 45mph we decided not to stay in that spot. Instead we found a flat spot between tow gravel berms next to the information signs for the underwater cable and were able to avoid the winds. We were visited by some cautiously curious foxes during our stay. Several cars came up to the lighthouse and parked for a while then left so it might seem busy until dark. The lighthouse and artifacts museum were not open while we were there. No other campers were there during our night here.

we spent the night here ... everyone very friendly they said it's ok to sleep here! airport open until 21:00 but we believe the gate is open all the time. Don't expect to much only 2 flight per day ! just bathroom and 30min WiFi for free ! Very quiet and safe !

Parked on the other side of the street next to the baseball field complex. Parked around 8-9pm in a line of several cars - they all eventually left, but I had no issues. Left around 6am to hike Mount Leconte, which was about 40 minutes from this spot.

huge city park. multiple buses and other people sleeping in vehicles. after dark many of the homeless in downtown migrate here to sleep. no issues but be weary of what you leave outside your vehicle. porta pots available, but usually no toilet paper so bring some.

There is water available near the building right side of the entrance

Nice Place to stay for several nights. 250 pesos/night for 2 persons staying in the van. We had access to electricity directly at the camp spot as well as water. Nice view, directly at the lake.
The persons working here are all very friendly. One even gave us his kayak to paddle on the lake and later on they invited us to go on a sailing boat with them.
Wifi is available but the connection does not go all until the camp spot.
Bathroom with toilet and shower (cold water).
Very safe atmosphere.
There is a guard staying here over night too
Very recommended!
We checked out also some other places but this one here made us feel very safe and at home

Checked in 5/30/2022 at 1am. completely empty area. During my travels I've come to notice that trailheads seem to be a good place to camp for the night. Being memorial day, other places marked on this app had multiple vehicles already there. Much less road noise than the other ones that are off the side of I-80. A beautiful view of the stars right before the light pollution of Reno. However, this is directly along the train tracks, and a train does come through multiple times. It's not a long train, and better than hearing semis all night. There was a porta potty and hand wash station. Potty was locked though. Also, there's a sign pointing in the direction of the trailhead across the tracks, but another sign that says do not cross the tracks. I found it confusing and went over the tracks anyhow and that's clearly the trail. Pretty streams.