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Le site de camping est ouvert de 01 January jusqu'à 31 December
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3.5 / 5 (16 votes )

Silverton Municipal Park

810 Lone Star St
79257, Silverton
États-Unis

Silverton Municipal Park est un site de camping avec 3 emplacements dans Silverton, États-Unis. Les chiens sont admis sur ce camping. Vous pouvez trouver plusieurs activités de loisirs sur le site de camping. Il y a un terrain de jeux.

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Terrain de jeux

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Dr. Friedrich Kuhlman
Anglais (US)
Camping is still permitted in this region, but the provision for electrical connection has been discontinued. This implies that you'll be camping without amenities or 'roughing it'. A water tap is available within the park for refilling your water containers.
1 an depuis

Sjaffarian
Anglais (US)
I always enjoyed overnighting at this small park in Silverton, but a friend stopped by there today to find the power locked and a sign directing people to Silver Wind RV park ($25/nt). What a shame. I always used the restaurant or tire place across the street when I stopped there, and even bought propane locally, now no local businesses will benefit.
3 ans depuis

David__Guajardo
Anglais (US)
Hookups still locked so it’s essentially a gravel lot to park in. Not terrible. There is a water spigot in the park we used. By the main road so you may hear some trucks, but nothing too crazy.
3 ans depuis

KampKnupp
Anglais (US)
We stayed here 3 days. I called the town and was told the electric boxes are still locked due to Covid, but it's fine to camp for 3 days (we have solar). We parked along the back. There are six dogs behind a fence, but they are surprisingly quiet and very friendly. The highway was pretty close, but almost no traffic at night. There's a water spigot, which was working in mid-April. Other options for camping closer to Quitaque would be the rail-trail parking lot ($5pp state park fee). The SP actually has two overflow camping areas, so I'd say they'd let you camp there except on a busy weekend. The one near the lake is nicer than the area by the horse camp. Just go to the desk and ask. Five bars LTE for T-Mobile and 4 for Verizon. No TV signal. The cafe across the street had inconsistent hours and we weren't impressed.
3 ans depuis

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