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Came here to use the WiFi in order to take a class over the weekend, but the WiFi kept cutting out and so I had to leave. Its just an open field, and would have been fine if not for WiFi need. Checked out the bathroom and shower, very clean. They provided a full refund.

Good for one night. Relatively expensive for what you get. 60R for 2 people and a van. Small bathroom in the backyard with hot shower, but not super clean. Fast Wifi. With our 2,73m we just passed through the gate.

Still CAD15. There is a drinkable water tap at the entrance. Very quiet here unless if u hv noisy neighbors. Toilet is not very clean but toilet rolls are given. No waste bin except for one near the skate board court. The attendant collects money at 6pm. Friendly guy who gv u lots of trekking advises.

free water, nice gas station, spigot is on the building on the north west side under the emergency pump.

A very quiet location. Also a large parking lot.

The driveway up here from the lower town is very steep with narrow streets. Vehicles over 5.5m are doing themselves no favours. Otherwise safe and quiet

Quaint little campground by a creek. Expect lots of gnats and skeeters during warm weather. Mostly locals during the day, excellent fishing spot. Loud music from the pavilion across the creek at night, but couldn't hear it inside my rig. Active wildlife area – guard your trash, or you might wake up to racoons wreaking havoc!

Good spot. Any vehicle can get here. It does flood, so check the weather first. It’s rock, so shouldn’t have a problem or get stuck. We went on Memorial Day weekend, and it was packed. Beautiful spot that is clean too. Even with so many people, we slept great. Wish we could have stayed and played in the river longer. Highly recommend.

The place is so beautiful! You can cook in the kitchen and use the very clean facilities. The community area is so cool, that you always want such a holiday-house at home. Javier is a really nice guy and host. He answer us every question and was so friendly. Highly recommended!

Liked this spot after driving up Hwy37. Nice to have solid cell reception for a night. Plenty of spots near or away from the river. Any vehicle can make it there.

Great place to stay for the night! Super close to Arches, felt safe, there were plenty other people but it was also a holiday weekend. The road is pretty rough, I couldn’t make it very far and had to turn around once it got too steep. I would say you probably at least need higher clearance than my civic if you don’t want to worry about bottoming out. I was able to make it to a site close to the highway, I just had to go veeery slow.

Idyllically situated campground with small Restaurant

Nice. Need earplugs for sleeping on weekends. Weekdays might be better. Quite a few hot rods, but I would stay again.

Bakery selling loaves of bread and cold sodas. You can also get pizza of you order the day before.

Unfortunately the "large grassy area" is flooded... but the campsite is still open. The space is limited, but it's still a good place to stop over around here. The showers are hot, wifi is good, electricity still available. The owner is very friendly. The price is now 15€ (still per car/tent).

Ancarene is really nice and kind. The farm is beautiful and so are the little houses to stay in. It is self catering so it has equipments to cook. But we had no food with us bc we travel by motorbikes, so her son went to order some take away food for us, at Wimpy's. So nice.
If I remember well, the big double room was 710 and one breakfast was 120. The breakfast is delicious. Very good value quality/price, we recommend and would come again

With a car you stand in front of the campsite in a dusty area. But it is calm and safe and the owner is nice. no bigger than a van possible

No picnic tables or trash bins. A couple of wooden floating docks had been pulled up onto the grass, but they don't block the small parking area. At this point, essentially a muddy turn-around. Good cell signal. Perhaps picnic tables and bins will be reinstalled when summer season starts? Worked out fine for one night.

Nice camping with an amazing view, chose campsite 7 or 8 for an amazing sunrise! We did the animals feeding with Andre and it was an amazing experience. Highly recommend however it's a bit expensive.

Bummer—water has a chemical/fluoride aftertastes atm.

Big, dog friendly (off-leash) dog park and beach with clean toilets, picnic tables and paved walking trail along the river. We spent one night here in our sprinter undisturbed, however trains do pass by every now and then.

Camping spot with picnic tables and fire rings, near the road and the river. Only accessible by foot. Space for 3-4 tents and trees for hammocks.
We didn't have problem camping there but we saw some people pass through, so not the most private spot and we heard noises from the road.
Had a great time, enjoy !

Decent sized plot of land next to the river. Bathrooms are working (toilets not very clean) including hot water for the outdoor showers. Quiet all throughout the day and night.

The owner is very friendly and makes delicious and very strong margaritas ;)

Very beautiful spot. Getting here from #4 north to south, the road was very rough but doable at slow speed. Paid 4000col pp/pn to camp in our rooftop tent. Beautiful river/stream steps from camping area, we enjoyed a nice swim. Only camper here on last Friday in May just before rainy season. The bathrooms and showers are good, there is electricity, running water and several covered areas for shade or rain protection. There is also wifi at the restaurant. Check out our YouTube channel for video review.

aquí vive una familia, el señor es mecánico. nos quedamos en su patio 2 días mientras nos arreglaba el disco del cloche. Nos tocó ir hasta Machala por los repuestos. Cobró 120 dólares, nos pareció un poco caro pero hizo un buen trabajo.

Good spot by the water, space for many vehicles.

Gorgeous spot super close to Provo. Memorial Day weekend and everyone is here. Initial sign at entrance says not to camp on pullouts, only in designated—dispersed or paid—camping until after mile 12, which is after the closed gate. Lots of folks parked overnight at hot springs parking as well, most of which isn’t at all level. The whole area is excellent for tent camping AND overlanding! Highly recommend heading up one of the roads that branches from Diamond Fork (also marked on this app).

We camped in the non-electric sites here. Had to book online ahead of time. Need state park sticker or day pass to enter. It was about $30 a night. The sandy bottom is probably nice for tent campers, but it was so dry and dusty and mixed with ash from the fire pit being moved around. I’ve never been so dirty in my life. The electric sites looked a little less dirty (more mulch).

The showers were alright. Older but clean and have hot water. The kayaking is amazing and there are hiking trails that are on some nice hills but nothing super steep.

The kind owner let us camp here, it’s an old station but is now a tienda. Concrete area with roof. Tap for water , WiFi, cafe nearby , quiet apart from the dogs and the cockerels!

small rocky/gravel drive to a small stream. backed in and spent one night. clean/quiet with some road noise which is to be expected since you are at the confluence of two roads. I am in a 19ft camper van. Nice little place.