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Wow! A free campground on Cape Saint George. Good cell service. Fire rings. Picnic tables. Also flat spots are available for a more dispersed experience. Pit toilets. On cliff overlooking sea. No ropes or fences. Very beautiful. There will be other campers present, but there is a lot of room for multiple vehicles depending on where you camp. Arrive early. Strongly recommended.

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A small primitive clearing tucked in the hills above the city of Corner Brook. Four-wheel drive recommended. Trail barely visible through grass ensuring privacy. Wooded setting. Good cell service. Enough room for one or two vehicles. No fire ring. Moose walked through in morning. Recommended solely due to proximity to town.

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A primitive flat spot on a bald mountaintop in the Newfoundland wilderness. Exposed to elements at higher elevation so potential for wind and clouds. Visually stunning. Enough room for one or two vehicles. There are two perfectly flat spots about the size of a passenger vehicle, but the ground is otherwise rocky and uneven. No fire ring. Good cell service. Look for sunset. Watch for stars. Accessed via very long dirt road. Private cabins nearby.

A primitive clearing at the end of a dirt road spur. Road is very overgrown so it does not see much vehicular traffic. Foot path leads to river. No cell service. Enough room for one or two vehicles. Not perfectly flat. This is a great place to hide and pop the camper for a night. No fire ring. Not very scenic, but a good, secluded place for sleep.

Wow! Sleepy Cove on the coast north of Twillingate. This is prime boondocking. It was visibly a former campground that is still actively used by mobile dwellers. There are picnic tables and fire rings. Plenty of flat spots near others or far from others. Extraordinary views of sea and rocks and cliffs. Great cell service. Confirm land use before staying and be respectful and responsible so it stays available. Near light house, coffee shop, brewpub. Strongly recommended!

Berry Hill, a fee campground within Gros Morne National Park. Very busy during peak season. Wifi. Free showers. Fire rings. Picnic tables. Nature trails. Running water. Bathrooms. This site was small but many sites can fit two or three vehicles. Wooded area. Paved roads. Social experience because a lot of people. Close to Gros Morne attractions such as the mountain hike. Recommended.

A primitive gravel flat spot at the end of a primitive two-track. Very remote. This is a dead-end, so very private with decent view of rolling hills. Spacious with some trees and short vegetation around clear area. No cell service. No fire ring or amenities. Enough room for a few vehicles. A nice place to stay if passing through. Four-wheel drive not required. Most other roads lead to private cabins.

A primitive clearing on the side of a bald mountain at the end of a seldom traveled two-track. There is a fire ring here that sees little use. It was exposed and windy during my stay. A nice view to the east. Very remote and private. No one drives this road often. No cell service. Somewhat recommend if in the area and need a free place to camp.

Wow! A large community pasture on the coast of Bonavista. There are no fire rings or amenities here, so be self-sufficient and minimize impact. Some horses and cattle on a rocky coast. Excellent cell service and enough room for several vehicles. Short drive to lighthouse and Bonavista downtown. Amazing views, but can be windy. No trees, very exposed and beautiful. Strongly recommended.

A secret spot on a sandy beach. Four-wheel drive access only. No fire ring. Not official campsite, just a beautiful accessible spot on the coast. Will encounter hikers and ATVs. Be discreet and minimize impact. Good cell service. Enough room for one or two vehicles. Great views of ocean and sunrise and waves crashing on rocks. Recommended.

A gravel clearing atop a cliff at the side of a seldom used dirt road, between a pond and the ocean. Good cell service. Four-wheel drive strongly recommended. Dead end road. Passed by ATVs only during my stay. Amazing views of ocean and cliffs to the south. Bald terrain with vegetation. Stay on gravel areas. Enough room for two or three vehicles but not perfectly flat. Recommended.

Four-wheel drive only, access point for Topsail Bluff. Short, rough road does not look vehicle accessible at entrance, but it is until otherwise posted. Amazing view of beach! Primitive fire rings. Enough room for one or two vehicles. Caveat, this is a sensitive site as its very close to residential area. Be respectful, discreet, and trust your judgement. Great cell service, sunsets, potentially windy. A picturesque and secluded place to overnight, but ALSO a local hang out. Might encounter teens smoking weed or making out. Recommend visit, but camping is not ideal. Some rusty nails on ground.

A small gravel lot on the coast of St Johns. Other vans and RVs might be here too. No fire ring. No amenities. Short walk from coast and trailhead for amazing hike. Convenient to town and highway. Okay cell service. Enough room for one or two vehicles. Popular spot for locals to make out or smoke weed. Surrounding mountains offer decent protection from wind. Recommended for convenience but not ideal camping location.

A paved parking lot at Cape Spear, the most eastern point in North America. Some cell service. Small parking lot access to coast and hiking. Discreet camping only within parking space. One or two vehicles at most. Visitors may come to picnic, hike, or watch sunset. Great view of sea and short distance from lighthouses. Potentially windy. No toilets or fire rings. Quiet at night, but not ideal for camping.

A large gravel lot only a short walk from a river which is a popular swimming hole. Flat, in a wooded area in a valley. Popular place for hikers and ATV enthusiasts to spend the night. No cell service. Enough room for several vehicles. Very little privacy during my stay. Summer and weekends likely busy with other RVs. Noisy generators. Scattered fire rings. No toilets.

This is a flat spot at the side of a primitive track surrounded by trees, at the foot of a small mountain. No fire ring or any other amenities. No cell service. Enough room for a single vehicle. There are better camping opportunities a short distance away at the end of the road, but this spot provided decent shelter from wind. Along an enjoyable, forested route that terminates at a lake.

Concrete foundation of former building at ruins of old United States radar base. On the mountain above St. Anthony. Very convenient to town. A lot of brush and overgrowth but no trees and mountaintop. Subject to wind but was peaceful during my stay. Four-wheel drive recommended. Great cell service. No fire ring or amenities. Enough room for three or four vehicles on concrete slab. Nice views! Recommended.

A primitive flat spot along a secluded track near a lake. This route is ATV width and just barely wide enough for an SUV. Expect scratches. No fire ring or amenities. Wooded with view of lake. Good cell service. Good privacy. Enough room for one or two vehicles. This is not a proper campsite, so not recommended. I stayed here because I was passing through and ran out of daylight.

A primitive campsite with a fire ring next to the water. Beautiful view overlooking the water. Directly next to a rough dirt road that is heavily traveled by ATVs. There is a fire ring here and enough room for one or two vehicles. Great cell service. Exposed so may be subject to wind. Very convenient to Labrador Ferry, so great place to stay is coming or going from ferry. Not very remote ror private, but away from pavement and residences.

A spacious, primitive flat spot off of a remote dirt road, far from pavement. Located on the side of a mountain. Some grass and remnants of an old fire ring. Some cell service. Impressive waterfall visible in the distance. Wooded area with short trees and brush. In a mountainous area offering some protection from wind. There are a number of backroads to explore in the area. Enough room for two or three vehicles.