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Great location. Stayed here 3 nights and it is a great location to explore tombstone. 2 min walk to historic downtown. Phone service worked great

stayed here for a couple of house at night. Super cool spot, starry sky. Besides very occassional vehicle passing by, no other noise. Majority of traffic going toward Twisp, so park opposite direction, you won't be bothered by headlights as often.

An amazing night camping. Thanks for the wood, guys. we found it two years later and made improvements to your fireplace. :-)

Arrived late night from TJ, needed a place to spend the night which had a late check in (they're open till 2200)
showers, safe, and had a "not too sandy" drive in and out, -this place is it.
Palapa right on the beach, spaces to drive into your palapa are very very wide, very clean campsite, good cell signal in this area.
$20 per night, $2 shower.
10/10.

Nice view, only a couple cars drove by all evening, overall very quiet and nice

I stayed for a night, there were a few locals at night, but nothing to worry about. I went to bed at around 1:30am and they were about to do the same, although it was a group of abuot 12 people (3 families) they weren't that noisy-

Really is a delicious Ceviches.
15 / 20 soles p.p in individual plates.
Clean, with security for look the cars.

Good place To spend the night and be prepared to/rest from the terrible road between Santa Rita and Santa Inês. Not 24h gas station, but with guard during the night. Bathroons and gas store open 6am-8pm. Bath for R$5.

Best $2 I ever spent!
Typical locker room style. Take as long as you want :)
Beautiful facility, next time I'll buy a day pass ($5?) and use the olympic size swimming pool

Nice location, on busy road but overnighters are told to park outback....where it is nice and quiet and adjacent to trees. Don't leave food out you could get visitors.
Great location if your going into the park

Quite and safe place to spend one night before take the ferry to Tocantins. Take care with the mango trees 😂 no facilities, but you can use the bathroons of the restaurant of the square.

Apparently things have changed drastically. In this village no one speaks any English, so the campsite warden does all the explaining and translating. He explains about the basic build up of a Himba village, then you enter and see a man and woman with their son sitting around and you can ask questions about their clothing and appearance. The boy was lacking his four front teeth as this is Himba tradition (still!). The man was said to be a blacksmith but his tools and fire pit etc couldn't be seen. Then we continued to a couple sitting around and four women with their small children in the shade. In the chief's hut an older woman showed us how they apply the red colour and how they 'clean' themselves. In the end the women gathered and shouted and jumped a little uninspiredly. This was probably supposed to be the dance, but it stopped every 20 seconds apparently for lack of a plan...
We were also shocked that not all their children are sent to the nearby school but some have to herd the goats instead.
We cannot recommend going and hope very much that the German foundation which helped set it up returns for supporting it, as it does not seem to work well.

Nice peaceful camp site. Open 24 hours and office staff and RV residents are super friendly. Camped in the tent area in our van along with one other group but had the place to ourselves. Bathroom and shower available along with a place to dump your trash. Nice large covered common area next to tent sites and one common fire pit in the middle. Highly recommend for a short stay!

Didn’t feel completely safe here, there was a lot of trash and was kind too close to a neighborhood for comfort. There was enough flat ground for a large two person tent but that’s it.

Stayed two nights (low season and allowed me to stay a second) at this place via Harvest Host. Parked at a great spot by the vineyard. The food and wine were delicious.

Plenty of space and clear area. Has a couple of trails you can follow for a quick walk. Great view of the sunrise

Small pull off to stop for the night
Litter all over the ground
Quiet enough

Two beautiful clearings just off trail to the east. Fantastic sunset views. 1mi S from Chilson Spring on the AZT.

Big enough lot to sleep in, many amenities around and close to highway access so you can get out of Brantford ASAP.

super cool place, pretty secluded, did not see anyone! I have a 2wd cargo van and made it to the OP's destination easily. you'll pass 2 or 3 gates, after the last one, you make a right into the dunes,you'll be ok as long as u stay on trail, hard packed sand, I prob drove less than a quarter mile after the GPS coordinates, and parked on a mostly flat spot on the left, easy to see at night. plenty of room for multiple vehicles and to turnaround, see pic. I'd like to continue on the trail to the salt flats and may turn back of it gets soft or sketchy. don't worry high clearence really isn't necessary to get to the destination, but my van is lifted 4 inches with m/t tires

Great place to stock up on whatever nuts and seeds you prefer in your breakfast. They even sold peanut butter without sugar (a rarity in Chile) and coffee beans per kilo. Lunch break from 14:00–16:00.

Very lovely little turnout spot on this forest service road! The road was easily conquerable by my very little car and some chains, and the spot was large, clear, and had a good firepit.

Nice spot, large open area. It might look like you are driving in the movie "the hills have eyes" but once you get to lake bed you'll be happy.

There is absolutely no campsite here. Just a Masai clan who want to make money. They wanted a KES 4000 for 2 people from us. There isn't even a driveway.

Beautiful, quiet spot. Great for a night or two

Muito bem recebidos pela Michelle, Valor da diária R$70,00 Banho quente

We made a reservation for our trailer for the weekend. The campground is super small. Our training didn’t even fit in there. It’s near to a fishing village so it very busy. Not recommend for family with kids. There is an open sewage next to it. Very disappointing. We had to leave right away. It was terrible. Only a place for tents and young people.

Super endroit tranquille au bord de l’eau, avec en plus une belle balade.
Plusieurs places disponibles et une poubelle.

Very nice State campground with water and electric at site, dump station at entry to park. Very quiet and pretty. Close to New Orleans by Ferry. Visited. Nearby Whitney Plantation while there. Only negative to park was the large hill at the entry gate and office. Back of fifth wheel was dragging due to incline. Some bugs but not bad. Would definitely stay again

Toms of spots, most with fire rings. Pit toilets were locked, but those at the main MTB parking lot were open. Dispersed camping to be phased out in 2021. :-(