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Very quiet stop even on a Saturday night. Parked amongst the parked cars by the sports field.

beautiful place close to temple. Nobody bother us. Zero noises. Shade in the evening

as noted on other locations near here, plenty of open level land, really, you can park anywhere off the road, so you'll always find a spot.
Great cell service, quiet, clean, some fire pits scattered about.
the closest people are about a half mile away.
no trees, some wind

Nice shower and changing rooms. We sign up for the free day pass. Just provide your name and email. Private shower, warm, & you can get in if you have a pass.

This laguna is the second place where it is authorized to camp with a permit. This is a wonderful place, it's a dreaming place to camp! The landscapes are so beautiful! The light on the rock at sunset and sunrise are incredible. I really recommend! The road to come here is really nice also. Don't hesitate to continue the loop passing by San Augustin de Huaychao, the Altiplano is beautiful and the track pretty good. Water is fresh and clear. There are some andean gooses. No Claro signal.

It’s a fairly active rest area so doors closing around you. The 8hr spots were pretty much full, a bunch of other spots with fewer hours marked. 22ft van fit just fine

Restrooms are good.

40mbps down ATT

Beautiful sunset! The established campsite was full (post-eclipse travel) so we stayed in a pullout nearby.

Filled our water tank here on the air/water token. Not sure it’s potable though, it seems like the water comes from the river right behind the station.

Nuit très calme dans la pampa. Juste en bord de route dans un petit renfoncement. Idéal.

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Very nice basic hotel. very clean,new bathroom, quiet, secured parking and kind lady. paid $350 without airco, $450 with airco for one person.

Stayed the night undisturbed. Nice beach. Road was a but muddy and uneven but pretty good clearance wise.

It is a nice spot to stop for a night. If you drive the dirt road at the end just a few meters further you come to a leveled parking a bit away from the houses. Quiet at Night. Some locals came to say hi and talk to us. One even brought us some bread

I think the wind is following us around. most are nice campsites right by water. some are alittle crowded. these sites seem to fill up quickly probably location and FREE. nice picnic table and fire pit at most sites although fire to the wind we obviously won't use. we're hoping to see some wildlife when the wind dies down already saw a kingfisher!

Very nice State Park. $26/night for electric and water. Cheaper primitive sites too. They do have a dump station that is free if you stay here, otherwise $10. Talk to the camp host and if he’s not around, check in the golf club house. If they’re not around, I’d just dump and go. Saw a few RV’s dump then fill up potable water from one of the empty camp sites. I’m sure if you ask they’d let you fill. We stayed for 4 nights and were close to so many distilleries and restaurants! Theres also a Walmart up the road we saw a few camper at.

The sign at the entrance said
"Permit Required
Contact Blue Mountain Lake Office for Permit Application Monday-Friday 9 am - 4 pm" with no phone number given. We got there at 5.30 on a Saturday, so we took a chance and parked for the night. Sheriff drive by about 30 minutes later but didn't stop. The bathroom now is a porta potty. One of the locals told us that there use to be pit toilets in a building but now it's gone. There are only three spots, maybe four that could accommodate our 24 foot van. There was no trash, but everything was beat up pretty badly. Unless you have a boat, I don't see why you would come here. One bar of Verizon that comes and goes through the evening.

Very nice place . Lot of people on weekends. Price changed to 20 real by person . The guy on the entrance tried to charge 30 real for the car extra and to use the bbqs . Everybody is here in with cars boats jet skis and tents . All use the bbqs . We told him we pay like everybody 20 real or we are leaving . He agreed . Enjoy . It’s good to relax a bit

We were here for two nights and enjoyed it! It’s almost impossible to car camp in San Diego, so we were happy about this place. Noise from the road of Corse, but it didn’t bother us. Grocery store, laundromat, water station and other shops / bars nearby. :)

This is not free, it is $25 boondock or hookup.
Nice place, nice people, but a lot of road noise.
The person in charge is Dr. Karl Cloninger
(512) 484-0492

no water service during the winter time!
I added it to the description as well.

O lugar é ótimo, muito bem equipado. Com espaço para barracas, e acredito que devem aceitar motorhome. Tem uma piscina e uma pequena trilha que leva a um córrego. O local é próximo à rodovia, então da para ouvir os carros passando.

Great complex, even has a hockey rink. Showers were nice and warm. Ended up paying $7 but didn’t realize there’s a “shower only” pass for cheaper as some other comments suggest

Stopped here for a night after a long day offroading. Pretty spot and the owner is extremely kind. We parked up top, but the designated space is not that level. Lukewarm shower and toilet with TP. Nobody else was camping when we arrived, but it looks like a place for group camping and that would be fun for kids.

There are four dogs, one of which they keep tied up if you arrive with a dog because he’s territorial.

Beautiful spot at the base of some cliffs. Large dispersed camping area with lots of spots. Within Goblin Valley State Park and close to a trailhead for a slot canyon. Excellent night skies.

Rural setting, very quiet. Call or text first for availability 479-696-1815. When I called, left a message, and the owner texted me back right away. Said he was out of town, but he'd let me stay there. I am in a self-contained van and didn't need power or water, but I understand they're available.

water tap, in the entrance- exit of valencia. in front there is a mercadona and a fruit store. nice plaza

This campsite is on BLM land about 1 mile off highway 50 on a very nicely maintained county rd.
May-September you will find a very nice campsite right after an official BLM sign and gate. In April you will arrive to find a locked gate but thankfully there is a large flat area that is also on BLM land just outside the gate. Camped here for 2 days without any issues. You can go in the gated area on foot or horseback but the road is closed to motor vehicle traffic September - May. When the gated area is open I would say definitely a 14 day tents allowed but this large pull off area seems more like a car, van, small motorhome few days place.

Great spot right before the beginning of Capital Reef! Several spots up high or down low beside the creek. It was flowing and gave nice rushing water white noise all night. It’s also in a little canyon so pretty protected from wind (atleast when I was there). Also very little to no bugs! Highly recommend. Also, there are nice pit toilets at the park entrance sign about 1-2 minutes away!

4 spots available. NOT level, and fill up quickly. Not the greatest area. Several homeless sleeping in the area, and we even witnessed a fight, possible drug deal... Something was being exchanged and argument broke out. One guy was swinging a tire iron. Enjoyed breakfast and headed out. But, definitely struggled to sleep, did not feel safe.

free overnight parking with heated flushable washrooms. Lots of parking room for cars and bigger vehicles. Says max 8 hour parking. Has free Telus Wifi connection that seems to work pretty good