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The barrier was closed when we arrived and for entering we were asked for a voluntary contribution. We gave 5$. The place is very peaceful. Policeman came in the evening to tell us they were leaving but told us where to find them if needed.

We stayed here with our 30’ class c RV + 20’ trailer. Full hookups for $50, though they also have regular campsites. Pool, small store, laundry, bathrooms and showers on site

Aucune indication empêchant d'y demeurer la nuit, tranquille, bucolique, je pense que c'est pour VR max 24 pieds. Peu d'espaces de stationnement, c'est pas un Walmart.

Very nice spot for a couple days. Close to entrance of national park. Plenty of flat spots along this road and it has great Verizon service. The road is slightly bumpy with a small incline but any vehicle should make it.

Immediately right after crossing the bridge to Kaien Island. Next to the road, but nice sea view and close to Prince Rupert. There’s a firepit. Spent one night here with our 26 ft truck camper without any trouble. Langer rigs might have trouble turning.

this place is a must-see! smallest bar I have ever seen but a great vibe! the way they serve their coffee is awesome! a lot of care, love. also the cocktails are really nice! live music nights are the best! go here, you will love it!!!

Absolutely beautiful view! Highly recommend this campspot. Lake and volcano are stunning. We camped by the kiosk close to the flag, and they set up string lights in the kiosk for us at night. It wasn’t too windy when we were there.
WiFi is only available from 9-6 near reception. Check out is at 11am. There’s a late check out option (6pm). We didn’t ask how much it is. Showers and bathrooms are clean. No trash disposal.

An awesome campsite with about 10 tent spots and 10 RV pull in spots, all with water hookups but no electric. Has an awesome lake you can fish in with permits for sale on site. Great little hikes and bridges that make it fun to roam around. Spent 3 nights here and loved it. $15-20 per night but 100% worth it.

Crossed from Iran to Turkey. I arrived around midday and there was no waiting queue. The whole process took me 45 minutes. People where very friendly everywhere. I negotiated with a fixer to pay him 6 million Rial, around 10 €.
Had to pay 3,5 million Rial for the fuel for my bike. At the last station on the iranian side the officer asked for 2 million Rial without receipt.
Nothing special on the Turkish side.

Isaac is a great host here. however, don't expect the price to be 75Q any more. it was raised to 100Q for small campers a few months ago. And as of this week, they raise the price 50% to 150Q. Also they are now charging for extra people including kids over 9. We stayed for 7 days a week a go for 100Q a night. Now it will cost us 225Q a night. Unfortunately it loses all of the appeal at this price. There is only 1 toilet to share with everyone there. there is no toilet paper or light in the bathroom so you will be in the dark after the sun goes down. As others said, there is no hot water so only cold shower there. All of that was worth it when the price was reasonable but at more than double now, I would not recommend staying here. There are lots of rules as well like no hammocks, no roaming around the grounds when there is an event and no hanging cloths to dry in certain times of the day. If they are going to charge like they are a high end campground, they need amenities like higher end campgrounds have. they simply don't. there are too many compromises you have to deal with at the current pricing. we are not going to be staying there any more unfortunately.

Great spot for a night. Pretty close and in view of houses nearby. Right opposite a church parking lot. Felt quite exposed to be honest, and we didn't want to bother any locals so stayed in the van at all times. Some dog walkers and joggers in the evening and early morning. Nice area to walk your dog. Wouldn't stay more than 1 night, and not into the day. Would not put chairs/table out.

Great place to stay for $5. Bumpy road getting in but worth it! Got in around dinner time on a Saturday and wasn’t completely full. Lots of level spots for camper

Condition of location similar to what was described in earlier posts, but table and fire ring are overgrown and did not use. Agree that turn-around here for larger rigs would be difficult. No known visitors during the evenings. Walmart and local stores available.

What a great pit stop. Yes, there is a waterfall, but so much more. Children's playground with a Zipline and many trails to wander around and explore. There are multiple freshwater springs and one large pool. Suspension bridges, getting soaked by the waterfall mist, and even though the sign says no dogs, there was no problem bringing ours in. Most trails are in Gaia so it is a good reference. There are a few restaurants and tiendas inside too. Cost is now $.50 per person.

05-20-23 looks closed. huge boulders blocking this “lot” off. unless you wanted to park on the gravel directly on the road. didn’t seem legit, but didn’t check for any signs.

Buen sitio para pernoctar, tranquilo frente a estación policía

Personally I think this is an excellent spot: easy to get to, fairly level, by a small creek, near gas and food, near Yosemite, free WiFi, clean restrooms, picnic table and children's playground. What more can you ask for? ;-) Yes it's a parking near a road, but it's not meant for stay & chill.

Don't go here. Just tried to find parking after a long day of driving and someone shot at me. I was driving slowly as I only have small clearance and parked so they could pass, that's when they fired the first time. I turned around and stopped again to see where to go next when they fired a second and third time from their car.

This was very easy to locate, everything was clean!

As described. 40-second turn off took me about 12 presses to fill a 21 gal tank.

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It's a huge spot. There is a bunch of parking up and down this stretch of the highway, but this spot lets you get off the road a decent amount. We are a 35ft skoolie and we were so fine parking here. It is absolutely beautiful as well!

Several signs saying "no overnight occupancy", "no camping"

Pulled in after dark to find an amazing dark sky with bright stars and an empty lot. The bathrooms were open with flushing toilets and sinks. I had an emergency with my deep cycle batteries so I parked my 22' C Class next to the ofrenda and plugged my RV to an outlet inside to get a charge. I used a 15' RV extension cord to reach with extra cord available. My volt meter said L and Neutral are reversed and I find that a lot in Mexico. No one was around except a few drivers who stopped briefly and then conducted on their way without bothering me. I had no problems here and my dogs enjoyed eating cow poop.

Parking lot at the city park with many shady picnic tables. Public toilets, water taps and rubbish bins available. Had a quiet night.

Chevron gas station, propane, fuel and convenience store

3 dump stations, free. A little hard to find, go down Oliver street (to downtown), go to the end and turn left onto McKenzie Ave. Turn left in the stampede grounds just before the highway.

Quiet, free, room for a trailer. outhouses were clean and nice short hike up to a restored fire lookout.

almost camped here, but it just felt really odd. just surrounded by dilapidated houses. not even sure if camping here is actually allowed. (park across the river at the “Beacon Lot” instead!)

overnight parking is only allowed on the very east side of the parking lot, seems like the coordinates are off on the map. there /are/ signs that say “overnight parking”, but you have to drive all the way down to find them. they say specific days of the week on them, i don’t know if that’s enforced. we stayed on a saturday night (which was an approved day of the week on the sign) and had no issues— just loud trains. but walking distance to downtown! felt safe. there were other vans parked.

local plano e seguro ao lado do campo de futebol e ao lado do estacionamento de ônibus no cataccione ficamos quatro dias nesse local Vejam as fotos sigam lá no Instagram@ livre sem destino conseguimos água pra abastecer a cx com os moradores