Check-Ins

Fresh spring water at Saratoga Spa State Park in the Joseph L. Bruno Pavillion. Free in off season and I think free in the summer too since I didn’t see a state park fee booth when coming in from route 50.

Passamos 2 dias, lugar sereno, grande, varios locais p estacionar, pouco movimento e só no final da tarde, arborizado, banheiros, local de parrilha, pode banhar na lagoa e abastecer os reservatórios, recomendamos.

Stopped here to cook lunch.
Nice view over the volcanos if you ignore the fish farms

Most of the spots around Big Bear require you to drive higher in elevation up dirt roads. It was supposed to be cold and snowy last night so instead I parked at the (free) public parking lot. There are 2 port-a-potties in one corner, and the spots near that corner seem the most flat. Didn't see any signs regarding overnight parking and didn't have any problems. I was even able to get decent wifi from a business nearby.

No overnight parking. If you are camping in a car, maybe you can get away with staying here. Otherwise, no way. We arrived in the morning and like ten times, Portland city officials knocked and told us we could stay parked during the day but needed to leave at night and that they would check. They seem to come by every hour. Quiet spot and great walking trails.

Nous y avons passé une nuit sans aucun problème. Le quartier est calme. Se garer côté WC, seul endroit où la nuit est autorisée aux non résidents.

Beautiful and quiet spot.
Lots of dolphins, go down to the beach to see them "surf" in the crashing waves

lavanderia de auto serviço. tem 3 máquinas de lavar (10kg) e 2 de secar. Internet, banheiro, mesa para trabalhar e estacionamento. custa $3 USD lavar e $1,40 USD secar. boa opção em Quito

Excellent waterfront camping on the mouth of the Nehalem river. About 38 transient spots, 9 right on the river bank. Very quiet. power, water and sewer (non waterfront) with a dump station. Showers and well equipped club house. WiFi sucks but we had full ATT signal. We paid the Passport America rate $22. Otherwise $44.

The spot and many others around it are part of a dirt and rock road that also lead to the other listing on iOverlander. I have found that this area, which is just as awesome as the area 3/4 miles away, is less busy and easier to access (the spots closer to the road anyhow, and I don’t mind the odd-car sleepy traffic on the main road, is far enough away). Amazing sunsets, beautiful views of Las Cruces down below, and you’re right in front of the Organ “Needles” - super dramatic and sharp mountain peaks. There’s homemade fire pits but otherwise no amenities.

free, though no water in November. probably turned off for the season.

Big shop with great selection of different products. Small propane tanks, local beers and canned food.

Great place to dump your tanks! They were all super friendly inside and had everything that you might need

Clean with really nice staff. The machines come in different sizes. I washed my clothes, sheets and comforter here. The lot is big enough to park my skoolie, which was great too. Another laundromat had some parking but it felt tight.

I don’t love that they use cards, but I mentioned that I was only passing through to the attendant and she gave me a free card, which was nice.

3100 pesos, for a night, 2 pax and a motor home, is expensive, specially for the offered services 😡
the road to reach the place (5km) is difficult .

unfortunately, the camping is closed.
With Big rigs, it was very difficult to reach the camping, due to electrical cables.

Parque muito bonito e seguro. Muitos prédios por perto. Parque movimentado porém quieto. Passamos uma noite boa. Sem energia ou água.

Great spot. Lots of big buildings around. A lot of people around but nice and quiet. No water or electricity.

Amazing bodega. The place is beautifull and the wine great. The visit was interresting and the owner was super friendly.
The visit is free but you have to purchase a bottle (100bol).

has the typical products: bread, sweets, drinks, alcohol and other stuff (matches, a bit of medicine,...), a bit hidden between the houses, has a inca cola sign over the door... nice place to shop and then rest on the nice plaza

Fresh water is turned off for the season

Great mechanic. Helped us with a car check for our Kombi. The number changed: 958489993

Two compact spots in the shade along an access road to some farms. It is past a concrete fording place. The creek has quite clear water, it is accessible but the bank is a bit steep. Claro and Tigo coverage. Quiet road, only some moto and occasional car. About 500m from main road which you can barely hear.

Checked passports and admission papers I-94.

Free water, no complaints- pressure was low, just be patient, it’s free :) filled up our tanks before heading to Phoenix . Dumpster available too.

Can hear cars going by most of the night but not a big deal, clean bathrooms and garbage cans. Was unbothered the whole night :) small stop but nice for a night

All the cabanas are gone trough the hurricane. Maybe they are going to build it up but now the place looks deserted

Stayed 3 nights here, really peaceful at night, lots of people on day. it was holiday for french and really nice people, you can buy some callebasse there too.

Toilets open all week end and until tuesday but maybe it was open because it was a day off and there was lots of people.

Water station outside the supermarket. 35c a gallon of purified water. No way to fill RV tanks but great for separate drinking water

Boat ramp and camping, about 20 spots with covered picnic tables. Bathroom has Flush toilets but signs say not to drink the water. $5 vehicle Pass required.