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Other descriptions are accurate, it's super close to tetagouche, but otherwise there aren't really any trails here unless you are into bushwhacking. I will say I am here in June and all state parks are packed and don't have any vacancies for ages! but it's already 7pm here and there are quite a few spaces left. Not as busy even though it's so close. Also it's $17/ night now

Amazing spot super quiet access to water, well hidden from the trafic when you park under the bridge. LEAVE CLEAN!

Good price for tent campground with a few lakes for fishing. Close to the city Lenti and Slovenia border. You can buy a food and beer here. There is playground for kids

The lodge, just up the road is cheaper gas. If you stay there it's even cheaper. The gut here said Watson Lake is 177miles away.

There is an abandoned homestead here, if you are into that sort of thing and great views ast the house of the bridge and river. It is better IMO then the other side of the bridge and you can bring bigger rigs here.

Stopped here yesterday, had it not been for this pin I probably wouldn't have. I am glad I did. Sucks there is graffiti on the rail, but I was able to crop it out in photos. Also, an added bonus, a small plane flew over the lake and I got to get it on video. A must stop! Added photos.

They had cheaper gas then the place just south of here. It is 170 miles from Watson Lake. The gas is cheaper if you are staying there. Restrooms were clean.

Should have got gas here, the next two stations (before Watson Lake) were more expensive. Clean restrooms and the park has a laundromat. Beautiful Stop.

I would go in this entrance, it is not as overgrown. The next one up is a loop from this one. There were two huge (older) rvs that look like they have been there a while. Other than that is was beautiful. The river is rushing by here and there is an old (enter at your own risk) bridge that I drove across no issues.

Woke up here. It was OK for the night nothing special. There are signs in town (almost everywhere) saying no overnight parking. Next time I will just get gas, water and move on, not much else here.

Free coffee, slow wifi (cannot download). Water and dump outside. Shower in the rec center but I did not use, too busy for me.

Water, sani dump, trashcan, dog poop bags and a sign giving info on the road ahead.

Awesome creek camping. There are several spots along the road Only van or tent camping. Permit required, $7 for 3 nights. Absolutely no trailer or class A! The road is closed at the half way with no turn around.

Wow what a gem of a spot. Quiet, flat, lots of spots, bathroom, right outside of the main drag. 2 bars 5GE on ATT. Arrived around 930pm on a Friday and only 2 others vans here.

We drove by but there are signs posted on the west end saying no overnight parking. It’s a 24 gym so maybe you can get away with it, but we went next door to Lowe’s. There are no signs there

Parking just next to Stanley Beach, at the end of Stanley Road. No sign indicating camping is not permitted. We asked someone at the Rotary Isle Estate, just next to the parking and she said she did not know about any restriction and that a lot of people had already stayed for the night without any troubles.
The place is quiet with only a little noise from the road and the harbour.

Beautiful spot. Easy gravel road coming up. No potholes or washboard roads. Any sedan or Class A could make it up here. I just pulled off on one of the many pull-offs. Excellent cell service: full bars TMobile 5G and Verizon LTE. can hear the river below. Barely any car noise since this is a gravel road and away from the main HWY. I would most definitely stay here again.

An excellent and well run attraction. Extremely educational visit learning everything about the importance of crocodiles in the ecosystem. They have baby crocodiles you can hold, through to very large specimens. Set in lovely gardens. Owner Sue is passionate about the environment. Open for entry from 08-12h and 14-16h daily. Tours last about 90mins. Adults: BWP 50 for locals / BWP 100 for foreigners; 6-12 years BWP 10 gor locals/ BWP 40 for foreigners; under 5 free.
Highly recommended.

Stopped in here for a shower, $3 for 15 min, general showers for men & women, clean & staff is very friendly and helpful

We got a big maintenance for our European Fiat Ducato at this place. Dropped the car at 9am and could pick it up at 1pm. Paid a reasonable price (probably more then at a not-official garage, but the car needed a good check-up) and they were very professional! Oil change, cleaned diesel filter, new oil filter, new airco filter… can recommend this place! They washed the car too

Closed. Victim of Covid-19. Not operational.

Beaucoup de bruit, l'autoroute et le train. Mais c'est gratuit ^^ toilettes propres. Ça passe pour une nuit. On a dormi en tente de toit.

Très belle place. Une nuit au bord de l'eau en tente de toit. Parfait un free camp à 50 min du lac Louise. @le_goeland_voyageur

Great little camping spot with our 18' trailer. Hardly anybody here but it's a nice free campsite!

Next to the YPF there is a kiosko with one shower for 100 ars per person. Is the bathroom of the house, not too clean not too dirty, the toilet does not work very good but the shower run good enoght, electric heat with two levels.

Still closed today.. Only day parking, no overnight parking unfurtunaly. This place looks really nice. No service with t-mobile.
Bm.aroundtheworld from Switzerland

Says you need a permit but no one was there to enforce it. While the drive was fine for my little 2WD sedan (a few middle puddles and potholes), I can’t recommend going in June. It is indeed a swamp, full of swamp bugs, and they will swarm you and your vehicle. Luckily I just needed a quick spot to sleep, but cooking outside the vehicle was out of the question. Even running out for a quick pee had me mobbed by bugs, so I pretty much locked myself in. I’m sure it’s great when it’s cooler out

open till 11p on Friday. large lot with many tractor trailers overnighting and many vanlifers. plenty of room, well-lit but still with a few darker shady-er spots. Wi-Fi is good if you're close to the building.

Unfortunately road is closed. We stayed in front of the barriers, ok for a night

Pretty much as described by others. Grassy slope next to the lake with fire rings. Only one site had a picnic table. Free for 5 days without electrical hookup. There was one other vehicle camped on a Friday evening. We used the picnic shelter for our dinner and breakfast, which had electrical outlets and lights. Pit toilets were clean. Lots of birds! Saw a few deer. Mosquitos chased us into our tent in the evening because we couldn’t find our repellent. Overall a great place.