I originally booked this location, but upon my arrival I was concerned about taking my motorcycle over a very widely-spaced grate to enter the sites. However, Howard also cooperatively manages the Buckinghorse River Wayside Provincial Park, located right across the street, so I simply selected a site on the opposite side of the road.

The above said, I found this campground to be absolutely beautiful and I enjoyed my stay for the night while traveling through to Alaska.

The sites on either side of the road are quite acceptable, so I would recommend either.

Traveling through on my way to Alaska, this was a perfect place to lay my head for the night. With plenty of soft, level grassy spots to pitch my tent, I spent a very comfortable night.

Travis and his family are just the nicest people. They were friendly and warm and went out of their way to provide me everything I could possibly have needed.

Rounding out my stay was their adorable, freckle-faced dog named Rock. He was just the sweetest thing; I wanted to take him home.

Highly recommend this location.

Camping at R & M’s land was perfect for my needs. The location was on the property of a residential home, which is perfectly acceptable to me. The site was easily accessible and was clear and level, making it perfect for pitching my tent.

It was quiet, private and exactly what I needed for a good night's rest as I traveled through on my journey.

This HipCamp site is literally someone's yard. They have a few acres with a very private tent site about 250 ft. behind their home on a small lake (pic herewith). It was a lovely spot, but I would have to have made multiple trips back and forth with all my equipment. I was traveling by motorcycle and there was no way to get the bike near to the site. The homeowners didn't mind where I pitched my tent, so I literally set up in their front yard. They live on a dirt road with only a few homes and it was very private and as quiet as can be. The only thing I heard all night was the breeze. It was a perfect place to crash for the night.

It's a little difficult for me to give this a fair review, as I did not stay at the shed. It was located a few thousand feet off the road (actually a good thing) and rather wet spring we had made the road a bit soft. Traveling through on an 800+ Lb. motorcycle, I wasn't comfortable riding up the pathway to the shed and I didn't want to carry all of my gear back and forth (and it was raining) so I pitched my tent near the road on a nice level spot. It was indeed perfectly acceptable to fulfill my needs for the evening.

My only suggestion for the owners would be to mark the location more clearly, as it's near impossible to find. Fortunately, the host answered the phone when I called for guidance.

I take long distance motorcycle trips and use HipCamp for my overnights. I travel fully equipped with backpacking gear on my bike.

I hate staying at public campgrounds. Most are horrible and have no privacy. I can do without all of the amenities, so HipCamp is a better option for me.

The above said, Songdog Meadows is great. This is a beautiful piece of land about 1/4 mile down a dirt road. The spot where I pitched my tent was a soft, grassy, level patch of manicured grass, situated between two small ponds. Be prepared for the sweet chorus of bullfrogs throughout the night!

I've stayed in a number of HipCamps now and Songdog Meadows is one of the prettiest, well maintained locations I've stayed at.

The only (slightly) negative observation I could make, is you can hear the highway a little bit at night, but it's mild and a fair price to pay for the convenient location for someone traveling through.

This is a thumbs up.

I take long distance motorcycle trips and use HipCamp for my overnights. I travel fully equipped with backpacking gear on my bike.

I hate staying at public campgrounds. Most are horrible and have no privacy. I can do without all of the amenities, so HipCamp is a better option for me.

The above said, Megan's spot was great. I was skeptical, at first, because the location is literally in a suburban neighborhood and you're camping in someone's back yard. However, Megan and Kenny are quite welcoming and I immediately felt at home. I was able to pitch my tent in a nice flat grassy area, overlooking a pond, and spent a quiet comfortable evening. It was perfectly suited for my needs and I highly recommend.

I take long distance motorcycle trips and use HipCamp for my overnights. I travel fully equipped with backpacking gear on my bike.

I hate staying at public campgrounds. Most are horrible and have no privacy. I can do without all of the amenities, so HipCamp is a better option for me.

The above said, Jason's spot was great. They built a very nice shelter and even though I pitched my tent outside the shelter, it was still nice to have for everything else besides sleeping.

The location is well into the woods, near a nice little creek and is as close to remote camping as one can get and still be a reasonable distance from Route 80 to easily resume travel. You can hear the highway a little bit at night, but it's a fair price to pay for the convenience.