This park does not currently have camping. I arrived last night to camp and the gate attendant informed me that they will have camping again in the future, but he did not say when that would be. He said they will be removing their horse set-up...
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I really enjoyed my three nights camping here. You need to purchase a $12 annual beach parking permit from one of the local stores to park at the beach. I got mine at a gas station. It’s not a camping specific permit, as every vehicle needs to...
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I got to the beach to camp on Oct 26, 2020 and because I was concerned about where the high tide line might be on such a narrow strip between the surf and dunes, I called the number on the sign to ask about it. I was told that this area is...
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I didn’t stay here. I was boondocking on Pass Creek Rd and walked up to check it out. This campground would be fine for $10 so if you have a discount pass, it might be ok. It’s a very small and rustic campground without water, electric or a dump...
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In mid October it was easy to find a spot. The further up the road you go you will find bigger sites and there will be room to turn around up there for big rigs, too (probably 1.5 to 2.5 miles in). I camped in a small spot in some trees about 3/4...
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The dump station is on the side of the grocery store behind the propane fill station, not over on the gas station side of the place. It’s an easy dump with no curb to force you to walk the contents uphill out of your dump hose. Plenty of space to...
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I loved staying here for two weeks, as a full-time RVer who needed an easy spot to work remotely from. You only get views on the drive in or if you go hike or MTB at Coyote Hill, which you can hike or bike to from the campsites, but the large...
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For a place to park and sleep, it is 1000 percent better than the Walmart parking lot (unless maybe if it’s raining and gets muddy). It is dark and quiet at night. I was here in August when it is in the upper 90s in the day. Add the smoke from...
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There are some outdated pics and reviews on here which are misleading, so I’ll update my experience as of August 12, 2020. The dump station is free. There is a spigot of non-potable water you can use to rinse your tank. You do not need to make an...
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First, driving up the “Million Dollar Highway” from Ouray was terrifying for me. No guardrail, no shoulder, sheer cliff drop offs and lots of curves. Driving back down wasn’t as bad because then you’re not on the drop-off side of the road. I would...
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"Free beach camping with great Verizon signal"
"Kinda closed right now due to hurricane Hanna damage"
"Why pay $20 for nothing when you can camp on the same road for free?"
"Flat spot, easy road in, Verizon signal, coyotes"
"Free dump and potable water, and they sell propane"
"Easy, peaceful boondocking with Verizon, close to town"
"Expectations were low, so it was better than expected"
"Non-Potable rinse water only + free dump"
"NO OVERNIGHT PARKING OR CAMPING "
"Free 24 hour dump + water"
"Great dump and has water"
"Close to JTNP Cottonwood Camp’s $5 Dump and Potable Water"
"So Loud, but they have a water spigot"
"Free water, pay to dump"
"Couldn’t thread my hose"
"Free dump, no separate potable water"
"Good for a stopover night"
"$5 Dump Station, Free Potable Water"
"Free dump and potable water"
"Free dump and fresh water"
"Cool spot for one or two rigs "
"Legal Overnight Rest Area"
"Perfect cheap winter spot"
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