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The place is ok, we pay 15000 pp but you have to let your car close to the entrance.

It s not so far from the other lodges and camping so by night there is noise.

toilets and shower very basic.

from the same price you have the lake bunyonyi rocks resort, it s seem better and far from the tourism places.
We have made a walk around the lake and It s beautiful and It s FREE!!!!

This is a County Park with 22 campsites, a river put-in, picnic area and bike trail. It's $30 per night for RVs and $20 per night for tents. Dump station is available and so are showers. On a July Sunday night we were the only ones here. Very pleasant place.

Its the best of all the places in this forest i guess 😄 Be bear aware!

still possible to negociate to 6bob. he also filled our extra tank at this price.
to get there the only "road" is the dry riverbed. be careful to follow the tiremarks, can be sandy if not.

Just off from hwy 71 perfect right on the lake spot with a fire pit. The space could accommodate maximum 2 campervan. previous camper left some fire wood there.

Parking by the sea. Very nice views. Good parking for about 15 camper vans.

remember to book ahead of time, new policy after cvoid

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Large parking lot, pulled in in the back near the motel. Asked manager - no problem at all. Some noise from motel guests in the evening, some trucks in the morning at Walmart, not much traffic noise from the interstate. WiFi from Crackerbarrel

Camped here for a night with a motorcycle. Nice view of the lake and monastery, but lots of trash all over and about 10 or so other campers (we were here on a Sunday night). Around 1am, some guys rolled up nearby and started firing guns (presumably into the air - we didn't see them, but heard them clearly). I didn't feel unsafe but that was not enjoyable.

And to be clear, the bridge from Ananuri is completely out. A large section on the south end is simply missing, so we did as the prior commenter suggested and took the bridge further north.

This spot and the other one on the peninsula have both been taped off and there is a no parking sign. Looks like they are using it to store building materials right now.

They asked for double the price, 20.000 and it was extremely noisy. We found a level spot and it is convenient but there was constant loud traffic which only stopped between 3-5am. Don’t recommend unless you have a well insulated rig!

Natural spring with good water do drink, very close to the main road.

é um estacionamento no terreno do restaurante. é bem grande. dormimos uma noite. a noite é bem tranquilo e seguro. os portões ficam fechados e tem cães de guarda soltos a noite. falamos com a proprietária que nos liberou para passar a noite. ela foi bem amistosa.

got a movie and a place to stay. was $25 entry for the two of us which included the movie and two drinks. we asked a worker and she said lots of people stay the night. bigger rigs just need to go in the back. the washrooms were available all night but the lights aren't on after a certain time. it was quiet once the movie let out.

peaceful place with a beautiful view over the lake! large and level gravel pullout. we had a middle aged man with kids drive by while we were cooking. he comment on how cool it was for us be camping here. good for an overnight stay. only few passing cars until sundown.

can't hook a hose to this. manual water pump. only good for filling a bucket

water spigot for threaded hose. next to air fill up. a little slow to fill.

Cool spot. Not too many people but I came after it rained. Camped on top of the mountain (200yd walk). Very humid in the morning. 0-3 bars and good LTE (depending where you’re standing) on Tmobile. Lots of potholes on the way up but be careful and you’ll have no problem in any vehicle.

Lots of boondocking spots along beaver creek road. Peaceful, didn’t see any mosquitos, gravel road in is very accessible.

Described well by others. The lowest level is the place to be but only can accommodate one small Class C or a B. Two tents would prolly fit. Floating dock is a great plus. I was prepared for the hordes of mosquitoes that others had talked about but on this overcast day with temperature at 55°F there was just a stray one or two. If you’re in a class B or small class C the best approach would be to back down to the spot by the lake. Otherwise, as others have said there’s the first level off of the rest area with picnic tables that are easily accessible from both ends.

Great place. Don’t even need a hose to fill

Wonderful spot! Set up near the river with a fire ring- short walk to the pit toilet. Lots of Saskatoon berries surround the entire area - lots of bears enjoying the Saskatoons. Beautiful view of the mountains nice sounds from the river.

Perfect spot! We asked the security guy, he told us it’s safe and it’s allowed to camp. Plenty of trash bins and toilets. Also: if you drive a bit further, there’s more places to camp (and many more campers). There are even some really long and wide spots for big rigs. Would definitely stay again!

The cool place very quiet river access and restrooms

This place is very nice for taking a break and fishing

Recycling center with bins for cardboard, glass, paper, plastic, aluminum, tin cans…maybe more that I didn’t see. Open 8-4:45p everyday aside from some holidays.

Nice, first 7 days 10, then 5 $ per day, just parking or living in the car. No potable water and only simple cold shower in the only toilet. Gandhi, the german shepherd dog, is very nice and very curious...

Stayed here one night. Really cute little forest area. Quiet and peaceful with lots of shade to make the summer morning comfortable!