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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.

the showers by dry camping are like a locker room, 2 stalls with no curtains. the water pools really fast so wear sandals.

Great spot. Spectacular view. Open April 1 through the summer. Fire pit established. 2 bar Verizon service. Saw one car right after the creek pass, no one else.

absolutely Gem of a spot in Pacific beach. right along the beach a private quiet street. Google directions to Wall Street and Mission Beach boulevard. go West on law Street and you'll find your haven. wake up, shower, bathrooms, beach, surf, take the dog for a poopy, barbecue.. enjoy life!

We overnight here a couple of days. Very calm and peaciful place. No issues. Well placed
and not far from Michigan Avenue, 20 minutes walking

hello, do you have a free spot by the water for a camper c25 for 1-2 days starting Monday? many thanks Tino Richter

this place is not closed. nice spots on the way to canyonlands NP, no ATT service, just one bar that goes in and out, not fast enough to load anything

there is water fill at both dump stations at the campground in park. if you have park pass go any time, if not go after like 5pm after the ranger leaves.
campground is close 3 nov to 14 may. I had to open cover to turn water valve to the faucet on get it to work.

tested water at 73 TDS and 7 grains per million hardness

water was super cold.

if you have park pass it no charge or go after 5pm when ranger leaves gate house. campground is 4 miles up on right. there is a dump and fresh water refill.

water is good with 73 TDS and 7 grains hardness

paid 2000AFN for double room with bathroom. good wifi, hot shower. good stop between kabul and kunduz. secure parking. 'security' provided by taliban. they'll sleep in the lobby overnight

This truck stop is located right off I-80 with easy access. There is a water spigot on the west side of the gas pumps at the edge of the parking lot.

Really quiet spot for sleeping, beautiful nature and observation deck

was just told that only semi trucks can park overnight here and if you are in a car or van you will be towed.

abandoned logging area near the main road and Taman Negara NP. rough track to get up there but with good driving 4x4 is not really necessary. surrounded by jungle and quiet at night. no phone reception.

There are some side roads to the main road, that are only used by some motorcycles and a few people walking in the morning. We came here late and had a peaceful night at the side of the road. People greeted us friendly in the morning.

Got here at night, the view is amazing. can't wait to see it in the morning. I would not bring any type of trailer. I made it fine in 2wd ram promaster.

Closed to drive north by Neom Projekt. Nice lagoon in front of, thats free.

nous avons passé 2 très bonnes nuits. le samedi soir il y avait un festival de musique pas loin mais c'était pas gênant en fermant les fenêtres. le lieu est vraiment bien entretenu et les sanitaires propres. le proprio est très gentil. 250 pesos pour le véhicule nous étions 2 adultes et 2 enfants. ne pas avancer complètement dans le chemin il ouvre un des portails pour pouvoir rentrer. en 10 minutes à pied on est sur le site archéologique.

We stayed almost three weeks near Laft Park and it was very crowded during Persian new year. We cured a puppy (Leo) with skin disease and vaccinated (Not Rabies because he was very young and, should be done now by Dr Godarzi in City Qheshm +98 917 451 1531) and left him there. We wanted to take him with us but we didn’t have time to manage the paper for him and place in the Van, to make paper dr Godarzi will do it very easily and cheap. A fisherman from Laft village(+98 917 904 5157 Khoshraftar) and the Laft park Kiosk boy Amir will look after him and we call on other travelers who has the same route as we have to take him with you and bring him to us please. We miss him. We (jimbal_companions: our Insta Page) are in Uzbekistan now and will go to Japan through Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, Mongolia and Vladivostok to Korea and than Japan. But the end Goal is Thailand, Vietnam, Laos And so on. In one of these countries we can meet. Leo is very nice and used to live and stay in Van. His is good trained and understand your command.thanks iOverlander for not deleting this massage please.

Small campsite with premium facilities:
Hot showers, strong and fast WiFi, warm water for washing dishes and clotges, washing machine & dryer, restaurant, sanitary dump station, drinking water,…
Little cabins (heated!) and huts to rent as well. Very clean and friendly.
Shady under trees, perfect for tents. There are even roofs to camp under when it rains!

Is next to the N1. Good place for a night. Flat area. There is a security guy for the oil pipline but he doesn't mind that you stay there.