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This is a small asphalt lot next to the Black Warrior river. Has a boat launch for a fishing boat and about a 6 foot wooden pier. No amenities, but a nice quiet boondocking spot that has a paved road going to it. Nice place if you're in a pinch... HOWEVER: It was a suprise to say the least when at about 6:30pm, a giant tugboat pulled up next to my rig, and started loading an unloading cargo with a white van that also pulled up. As it turns out, this is a shipping channel. Tugboats use this river to get barges down to the gulf and upstream. This is a public use area so you are allowed to be here as for as I can see. But note tugboats use this spot for work. The workers didn't seem to mind me being there because I was out of their way. So if you're gonna spend the night here then try to avoid parking in the southeast corner near the boat launch. Also note that because there is a small amount of water traffic, it may not be as quiet as some would like.

TL;DR Good public use spot in a pinch, but be mindful of boats and their workers.

Lugar muito tranquilo na beira do rio um pouco de barulho porque a próxima rodovia tem churrasqueira , água e luz mas os banheiros estão desativados

An oasis in the city. A very well kept garden and pool. Hot, clean shower and peace and quiet during the night. Very relaxing. We paid Sol60 for two adults and a car.

People don't know it around here under this name, they should look "River Breeze".
Wonderful people, very warm welcome, and truly relaxed, good food and drinks.
When I arrived there was a water shortage going on and the water was brought in by truck. Consequently the pool wasn't open and I used Micropur for my drinking water.
No breakfast options before 10 am, but you can cook in the parking lot where you camp.
Electricity available for bigger rigs.
Very clean and well kept.
WiFi connection in the lot is average, speed as well.

As described. I was the only car in the lot. Felt safe because no weirdos walk around here at night. Noise from US 101 really isn’t that bad.

Beautiful sunset at the beach. Free to stay. Few others in the parking lot on a Monday night.

Spent 3 nights here while we explored Lake Tahoe area! Level lot with good cell service within walking distance of restaurants and retail. Go past all the railroad tracks and road ends into this lot. Really nice place please keep it that way for others!

belle place pour passer la nuit il y a un train qui passe mais endroit calme près du Lac pour passer la journée à la plage et se baigner accès aux toilettes

i asked inside and they told me that the store doesn't have a policy that you can't sleep overnight, but since it's on tribal land it's not up to them to decide. Tulalip can technically still remove you from the property. The person inside told me it should be fine if we don't disturb. They also told me most people sleep on the side of the building. We spent the night and it was fine, no one woke us up and there was another camper near us. noisy from I-5 nearby.

Beautiful plateau overlooking the valley and Grand Junction. Wide open space with not a lot of tree cover. Great for solar. Lands End Observatory is right down the road which drew some traffic, but it wasn’t bad. This spot surely has the best views of the area. AT&T signal was unreliable but Verizon was a strong 2 bars. If you’re traveling with a trailer or a longer rig, come in via 85 to FSR 100. It is longer but avoids the sharp switchbacks on Lands End Road. 85 is asphalt then FSR 100 was easy gravel and asphalt in spots (asphalt has a lot of potholes). Camp spot has a lot of large rocks sticking up so walk it first.

Pas de camping à l’endroit indiqué mais un joli coin tranquille, personne pour passer une nuit. Pas de source naturelle, uniquement le lac. Bivouac venteux, frais et au calme.

It looks abandoned but it’s still operational. They said we could sleep in our van here, but it would’ve been road side in front of the building as the road to the back has fallen away.

Also, the chief said he was the only one there and he would need to sleep, so he wouldn’t have anyone to watch us and the car. He took us to the Afric’ petrol station up the road.

My first time ever to have hours of use of shower facilities. If you missed 9 pm you can’t shower at night. Could use more cleaning attention. Wi-Fi only by reception building.

Nice place to stopover, shady lots, full hookups available at some lots, tent-only lots with no hookups, firewood available at the office

This place is permanently closed.

Great campground with very hot showers. Camp host were great. $10 a night.

Soooo good spot. Pros- out of the way, near trees, pretty stealthy, one other van when we got here at 10, other cars were here from parents picking up their kids from a sports practice but they al left, no one bothered us.

Cons- That last pro is surprising because we woke up at 8am to the BEEPBEEPBEEP of school busses backing up over and over. It was school bus driver classes! Right next to us. In the same parking lot.

good spot. one other over nighter van when we got here at 9 and a bunch of parents cars picking up their kids from sports practice on the field but they all left. Protected from any major road. no one bothered us.

Cons- that last pro is surprising because we woke up at 8am to the BEEPBEEPBEEP of busses backing up over and over. It was school bus driver lessons! Right next to us in the same parking lot. It’s right next to a school so I can’t blame them. No shade.

Beautiful spot. We were just unlucky with the weather. Would def. Come back.
Easy access for our sprinter van.

$18 per night, no service, large lots for camper van, outhouse, bring your garbage out.

Big lawn next to a bar and small hostel. Very quiet hostel. Bar was a little busy over weekend but not too loud. Nice place to work, relax and do maintenance. There is a washing machine you can use for free but it dances like crazy on spin cycle so keep an eye on it.

large area for any size rig next to the river.

We wanted to stay a night or two and ended up staying two weeks. If you plan to visit Laguna Paron and 69 or do a few hikes this campground and Caraz are the perfect base. Caraz is much nicer than Huaraz and Jaime is the perfect host, always there and helping. He organized us a driver so we did not have to move our truck all the time, helped to organize a guide with donkey and horse so we could do the Santa Cruz Trek independently. We loved every day of our stay. The grounds are spacious, bathrooms super clean, Wifi fast and washing machine really washes clean ( all thing’s important for a pit stop😉). Our kids and dog were super happy. Caraz is a very pretty town with everything you might need and one of our favorite places in Peru so far ( traveling south). Soak in all the cordillera Blanca magic!

Camping on the lake $12pppn. Nice and grassy. Restaurant available.

This place is permanently closed.

This place is permanently closed.

I wasn't able to find this place.

Muito bom! Apenas que no domingo tinha muita música desagradável.
Não tem chuveiro quente

50 000 ugx for a night in a dorm seems to be quite a lot for what the hostel offers. pretty basic doorms with mosquito net, with warm water, wifi (though there was no electricity for 1.5days), and breakfast included. I chose the hostel because of the rooftop, which indeed is really nice. that's where I got to know the crew and a few locals with which then we went clubbing. so I appreciated the social aspect

I wasn't able to find this place.