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Surprised to find this little park/rest area. 2 washrooms. You can stay 8

Sign at start of the road leading to the parkinglot says that autocampers aren't allowed

perfectly quiet. stayed for one evening. found a water spigot on the back of the state building next door.

Few spots for small rigs. There was a group here when we arrived. It was a quiet evening and had T-mobile and Verizon with no issues.

Only working water fill in town as of today. Better pumps 4&2. Red spigot. Great pressure.

Lugar seguro e bom para pernoitar, não tem banheiro nem água potável , porém muita música dos barcos e restaurantes próximos , até amanhecer.

Nice spot, little tough to get fully level

This place is permanently closed.

Almorzamosen está linda bahía, con un buen camino y excelente vista del mar

nice place to stop while traveling the highway. quiet, with toilet, some people came by to see the view point but I would stay again.

Muito boa localização, frente pra praia. Vários pontos de água e luz. Banheiros limpinhos, proprietário atencioso, Wi-Fi muito bom.

No water but dump station ok. You can ask at the service station for filling your water tank.

This place is permanently closed.

hi! it's Pampas Taller Land Rover (pampas with an S at the end). thanks!

This state park is awesome. The sites are great. The showers are unbelievable. Great hikes! Nice laundry.

Drinking water. At the 'Turf' street in Oosterbierum is a free waterpoint. Look for a metallic tube, at the sidewalk, with a curved head like a cane.

Water fill in front of station #9 facing the storefront. The pizza is good here too

This place is in wrong location - it is located at 49.96600, -125.58185

Tomamos banho a 2.000 pesos em Maio/2024.
Chuveiro quentinho, internet e local para dormir a noite.

Great location at south entrance. Free dry camping.

Nice spot, for tents or smaller vehicles. No large flat spots

NO camping allowed - signs everywhere explaining that. In fact, we couldn’t find dry camping anywhere in Albuquerque. Not at Walmart. Not at Sam’s. Not at Cracker Barrel. And the truck stops were completely full.

Tent sites are $21 a night, most of them are pretty level. showers were weird, the stream was a narrow jet that had a shocking amount of pressure behind it, on the plus side it got surprisingly hot. lots of trails in the area to explore and lots of people riding bikes around the campsite.

I can confirm the super good view. good altitude for acclimatization before tackling the pass the next day. far enough away from the road so that it feels private, though you hear it. Lot of wind (built a little wall to make setting up the tent easier, would be nice if further cyclists could add to this :-)).

We arrived 5/4/24 and asked if we could camp. We were told there is a new company-wide Cracker Barrel policy - NO camping allowed. We watched them install the “no camping” signs before we left. We didn’t find ANY place to camp in Albuquerque. Continue on to Route 66 casino, they allow camping.

$21 a night for tent sites, most of them are pretty level. the showers are weird the stream is a narrow jet with a shocking amount of pressure behind it, on the plus side it got surprisingly hot. lots of trails in the area to explore and lots of people who brought their bikes. cell service is pretty bad on version, depending where you were it was between no service and 2 bars.

No water, pit toilets are nasty, but the grounds are maintained and the sites are paved. Quiet except firing at the nearby gun range.

The free camping is not available anymore.

This place is permanently closed.

There is a guy standing at the Main Street and exchanges Dinar into Lira for around 8% commission.