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great spot to camp by the lake. it's free, clean sites, spacious. nice and quiet.

Ali is a nice guy and has a workshop for Volkswagen cars like t2 t3 t4 golf 3 etc. Its a well equipped workshop and a nice guy. He speaks a bit German

There a lot of spots spaced on this road. The main forest road is really smooth, any vehicle can get down it. Some of the spots may require 4 wheel drive to get into but there are plenty of spots for 2wd.

This is easy to get to and there is a nice level clearing right off the road. However this is in a burnt out forest, so it's not then most scenic or private place. I ended up finding another spot on iOverlander just down the road.

Tres tranquille, on entends pas beaucoup la route. On entend surtout plusieurs sortent d’oiseux. Nous étions seuls. Vue magnifique. Énormément de moustiques.

Really nice RV lot in the back. I just stayed one night. Several RVs and vans parked overnight. Cell service with Verizon is spotty but works.

Good place before going to Tusheti. Some locals are also there for picnic. Quiet at night. Some rubbish around. The place is actually a little bit further up north: 42.12863 45.42104
MAGTI 4g ok speed.

Very secluded, quiet. Great place to stay

Easy access right off the highway, a little road noise but quiets down at night. Multiple access spots to the river and a little trail that goes right along it. One good flat spot for a tent, can fit a van but hard to find level ground to park it. Not a lot of wood to scavenge for a fire unless you go down the trail a little ways but lots of places along the highway selling firewood if you need it. A good amount of micro trash and some glass- leave it better than you found it! Good spot for a few nights

Big area with lots of spots, could be good for a group

I'm not so sure this is BLM land, but it does seem to be usable for an overnight. this appears to be an occasionally active gravel pit. there was no equipment here when we stayed, but there are dozer tracks and you can tell where heavy equipment has dug into the hillside and berms. when you turn off Birdseye Rd onto the gravel drive you go up a slight incline, then it "Y's". the left opens up into a flat area that can handle about 3 large rigs. if you continue up the right side driveway, up the hill, it opens up to another flat area that can handle 1 big rig. someone has made a stone fire ring up there. from there there is a small, slightly overgrown road continuing up the hill. a van or truck camper should be able to go up there, but I wouldn't take a big rig.

Rather smallish sites with little privacy, close to the highway (which is quiet after dark). Water from a hand operated pump needs to be boiled before use. Pit toilets are clean. Remarkably few biting bugs. Paid CAN 20 for one site (max 6 people).

Nice location. lots of rough spots in the road.

Flat area behind instrument station, opposite the rest area (no camping allowed).

Take the road to the right of instrument station, up little hill, and then flat spot to right hand side. Only 50 metres from road but road is quiet at night and nearby creek drowns out any road traffic.

nice campground on the creek. 10 pay sites, at $8 per night. a bit buggy, so bring spray.

Still abandoned and free! Best wild camp spot at the Transpantaneira, just avoid weekends local fisherman show up at 6.30 am

Camping, bathroom, shower, boondocking, rooms for rent, lodging, swim, hike, MTB, tube, Canoe, kayak, check ahead for restaurant hours,

Parking tucked away off of a quiet access road. Scenic views of Bootleggers Bay. Terrific swimming and bird watching.

PLEASE keep this site clean - don’t bury human waste within 200’ of water, pack out toilet paper and other trash, put your fire out cold.

Water still available. Their hose looked iffy so we used ours. Very busy on weekends.

Nice campsite above the river, but a bit dusty due to being right off the road.

Large gravel lot with some grass behind regular parking area. Next to a grassy sports field. We spent a nice quiet night here with one other van. Cops and security both drove by at least once that we saw. Thank you to the U of A for allowing us to spent a quiet night.

As described, but now part of the pull-out is filled with trash and there is no longer a fire ring. The spot was shockingly level so it was perfect for our camper van. Tons of mosquitoes! No Verizon but my AT&T phone worked just fine. Great little place for one night while exploring the area.

there are lots of NF campgrounds in the region. I stayed at the main campground (Big Rock) that's ten bucks per night. there are others along the fs 76 that's 5 bucks per night (pretty dispersed and 10 min drive probably from the first to the last one). cranberry river is just several dozen feet out so wonderful place.

Spent a beautifully sunny arvo lying on the dock taking in the rays, had a spliff and a couple rounds on the swing - made for a super pleasant few hours, shame i didn’t mamush to make it up the access route

Ended up staying here after finding a few other rec sites were full, managed to find a relatively private spot w short access to a bloody beautiful lake - suited my purpose as i had work to do on my car & the ground was very level

What a wonderful place! Three miles off the highway and you're nestled in the mountains. $5 ($2.50 with pass). I stayed in the big turnaround just below the campground, which is really nice, but the campground is even more spectacular.

Big parking lot right next to the ruines. There's a restaurant, we were allowed to use their bathroom during opening hours. It was a very quiet night.

There is a spigot with hose next to a diesel pump NR 19

Very nice place. 100 of frogs, so no mosquitos. Paid 180 Pesos for 2 persons 1 night. Pool in very good condition but closed because COVID.
hey Mexico, wake up! COVID is the normal flue, a lie, a plan!