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Nice spot right on the beach. Known by locals for fishing. Accessible with small car and small camper. Not sure a big RV would make it down the hill. Follow the dirt road right next to the boat ramp.

Basic accommodations. Limited selection of rooms, but huge secure parking lot. Room to camp in rear, ask reception. Paid rack rate 150qt for room / clean / AC. Walking distance to street food and grocery shopping. Good stop for border prep.

Wasn’t a fee the first time we came but the next week they said there’s a fee. Anything more than 5 gallons is $5 total. No hose but we could fit our 5 gallons jugs under the spout

At exit 63, there is a small sno-park parking lot on the south side of the freeway where you could park. There are no signs saying you can’t. We continued down Cabin Creek Road a very short distance to this parking overflow to be a bit further off the freeway. It’s a large dirt parking area. There are also other parking options down this dusty road.

Excelente local, ficamos 3 noites. Próximo a praça tem banheiro, camping municipal ducha 100 pesos e nas praças ou rio tem água a vontade. Super indico.

Tivemos uma noite tranquila. Tem mercado perto e uma bica ao lado do Parque das Águas de Caxambu. Só teve um flanelinha que como eramos vários carros ficou perturbando a gente, mas na intenção de ser gentil. Pelo visto os Motorhomes costumam dormir nessa rua.

Second time here, the hotel is in the same shape.

ARS 8900 for 2 persons.

Horn blaring guy returned last night when I stayed. It's probably on his way to work and part of his routine. Around 6 am there gets to be a fair amount of vehicles, including semi trucks passing through.

This spot is ...ok... in the middle of the night, but I'd just find somewhere else. This part of town had plenty of other industrial-like roads with far less traffic and without a whole rv encampment setup already.

Very nice place, good campground with all facilities described. And the owner has a car mechanic workshop with a lot of experience in expedition vehicles, so also a great place in case you have trouble with your car.

As described, plenty of room. slow cell service. The nearby road is active, but not too noisy. Clean, please keep it this way!

Perfect when doing the cabot trail but not staying on campground in the park. We used the facilities in the park and spent the night here, outside the park. There were three others.
Very quiet at night.

a nice very quiet Campground South of Port Townsend Washington. about 30 sites. very large rigs would have trouble. week but satisfactory Verizon. half of the sites are in the woods. the access is a narrow winding Road limited to 21 to 30 ft length. the other campsites are easily accessed and limited to trailers of 20 ft or less and add your toe vehicle to that. No utilities but water is nearby. $32. up to $37. Washington Sr low income is ½.

Really nice spot with lots of birds. Beautiful place to wild camp.

Just next to the Super quiet road between Cruce Capote(?) and Freirina.
Don't look it up using Google maps, use Maps.me for accurate info.
Extremely quiet, wind protected (but perhaps there just wasn't any wind in the area).
Needs good ground clearance, big rigs doubtful.
No cell coverage whatsoever.

Public free shower at the Marina. Seen it on the way to the Shower further south

Great hot shower and free👌Next to the Building is an apple tree with yummy apples

No overnight parking and no camping sign
nice falls and swimming opportunity

the only place without restriction.Had a good night here. Short one minute walk from the beach and Toilets are open all night.

très bonne nuit au calme avec 2 autres camper. réveil matinale à la corne de brume!!

Public Water Faucet. It's easy to fill bottles but to fill the tanks it was difficult because the hose is only 4 ft long.

great spot, however, littered.
folks, let's work together and keep this place clean.

Large Rec Site. Some wide open areas and some more private,2 pit toilets 1 could be wheelchair accessible/change room ,the dock is not very afloat and a ways from shore now,decent boat launch,also has a large grassy day use area/beach. Saskatoon berries everywhere! Faint hum of industrial and also roosters in the distance waking up with the sun. Bring your own wood,not much to scavenge here. Hunters fill up in the fall Sadly the Fire pits are very full of ash,”user maintained” is a tough concept for some people ,most have garbage,tin and glass in them ;(
Cheers

Lugar muito tranquilo e seguro pra passar a noite. Ficamos três noites em quatro carros. Tem um canto com calçada, pra não ficar na terra seca.

We reached the cave, counterclockwise, but then had difficulties to find a trail to continue. We tried several cow tracks, but had no luck. In the end, we walked down to the cow pasture, went around the range, up to the other saddle and encountered a cow gate. From there it was easy to reach the trail head again.
A few days later, we walked clockwise and came to a big tree at the cliff face. There, we climbed up on the right and made it to top. Search for a step 10m wall with a rope to climb down the other side. We could hear people in the cave, but again, could not make the last 50m because of thick bushes and step rocks. Recommendations: Take a guide or explore the cave to find the hiden exit.

This is where the visa fees for the Iranian visa have to be paid.

Nice place. Shower free for women, 10 BRL for man.

Awesome campground, stayed at site 13 — mostly shaded spot. It’s super quiet here. $5 a night to stay but if you have NP pass it saves you $2.50, paid on the rec.gov app.. easy! Cell service isn’t to bad and there’s toilets (clean) and place to throw out trash. They do have some spots designated for hunters (during season) Overall really happy with this spot!!

Great place to dump your tanks free. It looks like the road construction keeps you from going there but it doesn’t.

Come from the north and you’ll see what I mean. We didn’t try it from the south. They’ve left a little dirt road. So go right ahead...see picture.

Beautiful site with a huge tropical garden. Offers very nice rooms, cabañas and camping in tent. No campers. Clean hot shower, nice swimming pool, very quiet. Friendly owner speaks English. Good WiFi. Nice veranda. Humming Birds in the garden. Asks 10$ pP per night but we could talk him down to 6$. Not cheap but worth the money. Highly recommended. Bring bug repellent, quite a few mosquitoes here... :o)

I was on a motorcycle and went out here to check out the spot. I decided not to stay here because there were a few people already there. It is a nice spot worth checking out. The reason I am posting is the road changes to Dirt with no **"WARNING"** Extremely dangerous on a motorcycle!!! It was more good luck than good management that kept me upright. Just wanted give people a heads up.