Great Meadow Sno-Park

This place works if you just need a place to park, and don’t want to sit outside. We’re constantly swarmed by yellow jackets, to the point where it’s difficult to open the door without them getting inside. Not sure if this is a seasonal thing, or if they’ve been attracted by the giant puddle of festering vomit near where we parked.

On the plus side, this site is great for solar and Starlink. If that’s you, try and grab the southwest corner of the lot for best results.

Lot is HUGE and there is plenty of space. Super level but watch out for the huge pothole when you come in. Unfortunately the bathrooms have been closed due to COVID, so there is human sh*t everywhere. Lots of dog poo too, like right on the trail.

There’s a trail that will take you to Rainbow Bay, lake of the woods, about 1 1/2 miles long. It has a couple information stations on it, which I think is really cool!

Truckers coming through at all points of the night so beware you may be woken up. And watch out for the bees!

Verizon and ATT cell service LTE

Free potable water down the street and a dump for $10

This lot is used for winter sports and requires a pass Nov1-April1.

This is a huge, level, black-top, parking area next to Hwy 140. There are hiking trails leading out from here, that are maintained for cross-country skiers in winter. I would have stayed for a few days, but the weather was terrible, so I moved on after one night.

I was the only person camping here in mid-May. There was some traffic on the highway, and many trucks stopped in for a 15-minute break, but it was quiet at night. Commercial vehicles are prohibited from overnighting.

Verizon 4G was great, with 4 bars, -94dB, 21 Mbps down and 17 up. There are bathrooms on site, but I didn't check them out. There is a dump station nearby at Aspen Point Campground, and a free dump station at Moore Park in Klamath Falls.