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Free Campgrounds And Overnight Parking Places As a service to our traveling readers, every issue we will list some of the many places where RVers can park overnight for free or almost free. These are not intended to be campgrounds where RVers will make extended stays, just safe places to pull off the highway and get some rest. The listings included here are from our Free Parking list, and come from our own traveling experiences, input from fellow RVers, and different RVing publications. The parking areas listed were accurate as of press time to the best of our knowledge, but the Gypsy Journal cannot guarantee an area might not have been closed down or parking prohibited since its inclusion in our list. To obtain our list of over 1,000 free and low cost overnight parking places, send $8.95 to Gypsy Journal, 1400 Colorado Street, C-16, Boulder City, Nevada 89005-2448. You can also order with your credit card online at www.PayPal.com by making payment to Gypsy Journal, 1400 Colorado St. #C-16, Boulder City, NV 89005. *Due to shipping costs, this book is not available for Canadian addresses. Rest
areas: No camping, but overnight
parking (resting) is allowed, with a six hour limit. Look for trucks & other
RVs and remain inconspicuous. Oakhurst:
Sears allows overnight RV parking. Oroville:
Posey’s Restaurant on Red
Bluff: Parking area northwest of
junction of I-5 Business Route and SR 36, across railroad tracks. Redwood
Valley: Shodaki Coyote Valley Casino,
Highway 101, north of Ukiah; easy off/on at Redwood Valley, next exit onto West
Road. Santa
Nella: Truck and RV parking area off
I-5 next to Holiday Inn and McDonalds. Tecopa:
Alvardo:
City park allows RV parking, has picnic tables, flush toilets. Argyle:
City park at junction of US Highway 75 & County Road 4 has six RV sites with
water, 30 amp electric, and a dump station. Room for 40 foot long RVs. Badger:
Baudette:
County park 17 miles east of town on State Route 11. Six RV sites. Becita:
Free overnight parking at Schlee's Bar & Grill and Becita Store, at junction
of County Roads 3 & 9. Benson:
City owned Ambush Park Campground has 14 RV sites with 20/30 amp electric, water
& dump station. 14 day limit. From junction of US Highway 12 and SR 29/9, go
NW one mile on SR 9. Park is on the right. $11/night. Bertha:
City campground has 7 RV sites on grass with water & electric, restrooms
with showers. Birchdale:
County owned Nelson Park, one mile north of town, has free camping. 12 sites
with a hand pump for water. Overlooking river. Blue
Earth: Fairgrounds two blocks north of
junction of US 169 and US 16 on the north edge of town. 100 sites. First two
nights free, then $5/night. Bovey:
City park has ten wide 30 amp electric sites with clear sky, $10/day, five day
limit. Dump station and separate
fresh water nearby. Directions: As you enter Bovey city limits, RV dump station
is first, then park on east side of street. GPS: N47° 17.548', W93° 25.136' Buhl:
City park allows one night free parking. Butterfield:
Effie:
County park 7½ miles north of town on County Road 5 has overnight camping. Embarrass:
Erskine:
City park has spaces for several RVs. One night limit. Fosston:
Gonvick:
City park has overnight parking. Goodridge:
City park has 4 RV sites with water & electric. on
Highway 62. Ainsworth:
City park has RV sites with electric, dump station, toilets, 14 day limit.
Limited to RVs under 30 feet. Ansley:
6 RV sites with 20 amp electric, one
50 amp by the announcing tower of the ball field, E side. Dump station by the
front bathrooms, with flush toilets and sinks. No sign, no stay limit. GPS: N41°
17.380', W99° 23.192'. Directions: On
the S side, W end of town. Bassett:
Free Camping For Veterans! If you are a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) you have many free and low cost overnight parking opportunities awaiting you all across the United States. Many VFW Posts welcome traveling veterans who belong to other Posts to pull off the road and spend the night in their parking lots. Some even offer RV hookups! Most Posts do not charge their fellow veterans for this courtesy, and those who do ask only a token fee. We have compiled a list of VFW Posts around the nation that welcome you for a visit. Order your copy today for just $5.50 and reap one of the benefits of your service to your country and your VFW membership. To order your copy of our guide Overnight Parking With The VFW, send a check or money order to Gypsy Journal, 1400 Colorado #C-16, Boulder City, Nevada 89005, or click on the shopping cart icon and order online with your credit card. *Due to shipping costs, this book is not available for Canadian addresses.
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