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One of the two spaces is cleared out and available. Really nice spot with some level spots for either cowboy camping, a van or tenting. The other looks like a junkyard and may be abandoned.

Beautiful park with lovely paved walking trails. I didn’t feel comfortable staying overnight since this is a beautiful and quiet residential neighborhood.

Gorgeous! Private with lots of green space, just stopped for lunch wish we were spending the night. Theres a dump station too

Very nice campground in a Forest near to a pond with sandstrand. The First 5 places with full service. Small restaurant.
C$ 41

Arrived 15min after close - no one to ask - tap was turned off !!!

Good hot springs, pretty far removed from anywhere. From what the miners that were here were saying it’s pretty busy usually. There’s a pit toilet but no TP. Pretty easy to get a larger rig level. Road in is easy. Okay cell service (Verizon) loads Spotify quickly and video slowly in the right places. Springs are fairly clean as far as natural springs go, they’re adjustable if you bring towels to block the stone waterway. Didn’t see any leeches as described by another reviewer. Lots of biting flies though

I found the water spigot but no hose. I filled it at the next town Akeley.

I asked inside and they told me yeah go for it. You can find the water spigot and hose next to the left side entrance. I have a small van with 20 gal, not sure about the space for big RV

Near the highway but quiet. Thank you Cracker Barrel

Primitive camping area with a strong stream right next to it.

2h de parking gratuit dans la rue, proche à pied des chutes, environ 1.5km

Nous avons demandé à avoir accès à l’eau, il y a un robinet derrière le bâtiment mais on nous l’a refusé.
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We asked for access to water, there is a tap behind the building but we were denied it.

did not feel nice to stand on a parking to a camping, we payed 25 for the camping instead.

$35/night and there was no indication that the tent sites were cheaper. Host wasn't available so we just ended up leaving.

Great quiet place until the very nearby train roars by every 45 minutes literally all night. Earplugs don’t even help! If you want sleep, go elsewhere.

super noisy on Friday night, people were in and out late at night, 3am, 4am, perhaps the people who go fishing. I couldn't sleep well at all for the night. The beach is rocky, sunset is beautiful, and there's a trail near by along the beach. The only washroom in the area is the whale interpretive museum, $5.75 tax included. The museum is small and nice, lots of information about whales and a short movie. It's good to educate ourselves how whales and dolphins are endangered by pollution, fishing etc. These magnificent animals need to he protected. I needed to use the washroom mainly so I went in, but ended up learning a lot about whales. Worth a visit. Washroom is for visitors only. There's a nice view of the harbor out of the museum window as well.

Public park lot, quiet and safe to sleep.

No overnight RV parking is posted. We didn’t stay.

Beautiful! Loved this spot. Saw bear tracks so yes, be aware. Wind kept bugs to almost zero.

Parking lot behind brewery. Free parking on the weekends (the lot next to it is paid parking and has a farmers market on Saturdays). next to a library with free wifi. stayed for one night no issues. Noise from the bar quieted down around 11:30. Nice spot next to the water. Public restrooms open from 7 to 4

Still very cheap in comparison to other gas stations! Today 1,949/liter of regular gasoline.

As comments already said, really nice bakery!

Also a free dump station from 7am - 7pm.

Great rec site! Big rigs skip past the first campground as it’s narrow with lots of stumps. We stayed in a newly built area as of July 1st (says a local repeat camper). Go along the south part of the road (turn right). Much bigger spots for rigs. No services and only one pit toilet. Very short walk to a suspension bridge overlooking the River.

No issues parking here, even saw couple 40' long RV.

If on wknd, you can visit the giant flea market next door. Best part were the fresh (and cheap) fruits and vegetables! There's also outdoor movies, at least 4 giant screens with most recent movies...

Wonderful secluded Free Provincial Park campground - pit toilets - picnic tables - fire rings - very quiet - room for big rigs to tents - our Overland Rig enjoyed the journey here past the intersection where the First Nations group is protesting the pipeline - no issues passing by - security was present at the intersection where the protest takes place - using the Starlink system to post this - no cell service here - absolutely worth the effort to get here!

Still 30 Sol /night, see other comments about the very friendly family. We felt very welcome here, very good food, VERY simple bathroom, cold shower. Stayed 2 nights before crossing into Ecuador. Seems the only acceptable place between El Ñuro and the border - all other beach-roads we tried were very disappointing.

Marked No Entry with permanent to sign. So many others to choose from that aren’t marked.

This area is gone as there is a massive road construction project underway. The Rest Stop is still physically there but currently closed.

Put your cans, plastic bottles, or glass into machines and get money back. .10 for a large plastic bottle, not sure about the others. You get a receipt you can take into Ray’s market to redeem.