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Nice place at a small cristal clear River. Watertrucks come here to get Water. Also locals come here to picknick and refresh themself in the water.

Large Campground close to the St Lorenz Bay. Not too much privacy. Very basic facilities but good pressure in the showers. WIFI in the Office only. Poor reception. C$ 57 with Service.

Terrain avec plusieurs emplacements avec ou sans service accessible pour tentes ou larges ce.
Prix de 36$ pour terrain sans service en juillet 2022
Situé près de l’eau.

*English will follow*
Près d’une track de chemin de fer et d’un petit lac, les proprios nous ont dépannés pour une nuit. Campinng propre, 50$ taxes incluses pour la nuit.

Railroad track and a little lake near by, the owners accommodates us for a one night only.
Clean spot, 50$ tx in for a night

We didn't stay for the night because some locals were there drinking and we were not in a drinking mood. We stayed around 400m further towards the north-western end of the bay. No too far away from the old factory buildings. We went back to this place the next morning for breakfast and a swim.

The campground was full when we arrived. It seems that the city removed any tent sites. All site now have electricity and cost $40.

Limited cell signal, no septic at sites, has a dump station, many of the spots are big rig friendly with pull through’s near the office otherwise the office side of the campground are Jammed pack tent sites. We did not venture to the other side of the park to see the spaces for ourselves. It does advertise cable tv that doesn’t work, the office lady said (it’s just there for show only some work)???
The beach and tent areas are horrible, mostly locals that completely block the beach making it difficult to access with each of them listening to all different music at blaring levels visible drug use even with kids running around, there is park security walking around just doing nothing. The bathroom on the office side of the park was filthy and only has one shower. Personal canoes and kayaks are not welcome at there boat launch, we were directed to a public beach to use for our kayaks even when camping there. Also they will not transport them. If I have anything positive to say, I had a nice site (118) and it’s convenient as a stop over place when traveling. We paid around 75 per night…

A few serviced (sewer/water/electricity) are available by the day with advance reservations. This is a very old park filled mostly with year round 5th wheelers, many with fences, decks and sheds. If you are looking for beautiful surrounds, this is not the place. If you need to dump, get water and recharge the batteries -- or entertain some young kids, then it is ok.

There is no day use, and the water slide they were famous for, is long decommissioned. It is transitioning to a Jellystone franchise with means that if you have some 8 year old kids, there are activities like limbo, foam parties, cotton candy, crafts, cart rides -- run by some teenage camp councilors. In that case, you want to park close to the rec center because this park is huge.

Nice Provincial park w/ flushable toilets and water.

If the park is full, you are allowed to park overnight in the parking lot (above the day use area) & they'll check for spots the next day. We saw a couple of campers parked in that lot all weekend 'cause the park was full.

Limited cell phone service.

Drove by it on way to the park. A car w/ a tent was there. Looks like a nice spot w/ a great view.

Good spot for a quick stop. Great view of the bridge and the city. I was surprise that it wasn’t that much noisy for the place.

A nice open, flat hard surfaced ground not too far off the road. There are a lot of elephants in the area and this offered a safe spot to overnight. Only two cars passed us in the night and some fellow adventurers the next morning.

WILD CAMPING ETIQUETTE
1. GOING TO THE TOILET - Find a place where people are unlikely to walk. Dig a hole, do your business, burn the toilet paper (without causing a fire), cover the hole again.
2. FIRES / BRAAI’s - If you have to make your fire on the ground: Dispose of the ash (without causing a fire) & cover with sand. Leave it looking as natural as you found it.
3. Do not leave any rubbish behind.

Wild camping should not disturb the environment, animals or the people that live nearby.

Beautiful spot. Local kids happily zooming around on ATVs.

Ficamos duas noites aqui. Ótima localização, tem um mercado e um banheiro público perto. No final de semana faz barulho a noite toda, mas faz parte.

stayed for a night, the water front and the beach is very nice, however it is really noisy.

water spigot on rear of building - just pull up and use it. you'll need a water key, which you can get at any hardware store. free dump station as well!

Falls parking great view of the falls. No signs. Injoy

first spots are down a rough road which we did not wanted to drive with our van. there a a few more down the road, which were pretty nice. it's quiet and beautiful. lots of flowers everywhere and access to the river.
we got the last spot around 6

beau spot pour une pause mais parking fermer 20h et 8h

Delicious delicious. Great family run bakery. Also as a Québécois, gaddamn those chocolatines have a lot of chocolate inside. Marvelous people who love cycling travelers. 12/10 would go everyday

Un peu difficile à trouver mais ça existe toujours. Se référer à la photo du 1r post. Il n’y a pas d’eau du tout même pour rincer.

It was CROWDED with campers and overnighters. Much more quite then the campsites in Bozeman which are located right next to interstates and/or railroads.

There is a no overnight parking sign, but approx. 70 campers and trailers were here tonight!

We arrived at the Casino and parked in the parking lot. There was a sign behind the dumpsters for RVers (photo included). As instructed, we went into the gift shop and checked in. They have Electric and Water hookups for a fee $15-30. It's free to boondock which we did. There's a dump station at the BP in the same parking lot which we didn't use. not sure if there's a fee or not. A good spot to rest our heads for the night. LOTS of mosquitoes as there's standing water directly behind the RV hook up spots.

As described, easy access (paved road till the end) no trash!!!! Keep it that way, do not leave a trace of your stay, please!

to buy Iran Sim card, you can go to this stores and buy Simcard and internet.

the coolest place for a night we had in a long time. Pure nature, quiet, starry sky and fireflies, good air. Picnic tables, no other amenities, no other people :-) Had a perfect night.

We are camping up the dirt path from the open grass space. There was already someone there. At the top of the hill you get a great view. It is very quiet up here. There is a spot where someone had a fire but there is no ring. Great spot and some cell service.

great place! we stayed for one night next to several cars and vans and had no issues. decent public bathroom within walking distance.

Propane refill during store hours. Refill station is to the left of the store looking at entrance. Just go inside and tell the cashier you need propane, then meet the employee with your tank on the side.

No tanks allowed inside store.

Cute spot. Nice river water sounds if you aren’t in your vehicle and you walk a few feet to the camping spot. Fire pit. Some trash, so please pack out anything you bring, including used toilet paper. Road is littered with huge potholes, but if you drive slow and methodically you can get through with a little 2WD car no problem.

1-2 bars and some slow (enough for webpages) LTE on T-Mobile