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really nice place to stay for a few nights! I camped in the garden with my tent - 1000ksh. The staff is very nice and helpful. They even helped me to change the tyre when I had a flat. Then they sended me to a mechanic and even paied the bill!

Lovely small restaurant situated in an old fisherman's cottage. Fresh fish of course but also small plates (tapas style) with fish, meat and veggie options. My ice tea was also made fresh on order. Busy with locals even on a Tuesday night. Really recommend!

As described before. It was 100 pesos/per person per night. Be aware of the bugs!

great little home made bakery ,bread tortas and CAKES or all shapes and flavours, coffee to take away on the road to or from. window Left of the Dicobsa

Lovely spot. You can hear a bit of the highway but it’s not bad. We arrived late and Hoyt informed us in the morning that you cannot park overnight in the riverside pull throughs closer to the bridge. If you arrive late, park in the parking lot or sites further into the park on the highway side.

Small local restaurant, sell tortas, tacos $15 and tostadas $20 with big tortillas and dishes from the menu $45, the taco of Chile relleno was quiet good!
close to the Similares pharmacy and the taxis to Etla

Ninety-Six Visitor Center
Free to use
Need your own hose

Correction: spigot is at Chamber of Commerce

Good WiFi! Worked outside the visitor center.

Spent three nights here, at least 15 other vans, 5 skoolies, and 1 rv. super convenient location, huge park, next to the tow path, parking lot gets busy during the day.

Saveway in a small town. I frequently visit here for supplies and see campers. Some I have encountered repeatedly.

We slept here twice. First in December 19 and then March 2021. Each time very quiet night

Lots of signs for no overnight/after hours parking, and no RV/campers. Didn’t stay.

Such a welcoming sight to pull in at 11pm and be greeted by like 15 other RV’s and vans already parked for the night in the back of the light. Good ol’ Walmart. Lowe’s is the next lot over and also has rigs parked tonight, appears to be quieter too.

Arrived very last minute and Cecil was extremely accommodating, turning the water on and setting up the electricity as we were the only ones there. Nice hot shower. We paid 180 for 2 people and RTT. High clearance vehicle only needed for last 20m

Staying here for a month @ $708/ Mo. We love this place! Heated pool and hot tub are open. We can tell they really care about this place. It is kept immaculate. The sites are tight, but somehow the landscaping minimizes the effect. All services are incorporated either in the main building or in a very close compound: Office, store, recreation room on one floor. Six beautiful, private shower suites, the fitness center, and laundry on the lower level. Outside the office level is the pool and spa on one side and a BBQ patio with three grills and patio seating on a balcony overlooking a ravine and mountainside. There are three spacious lanes for new check-ins and a pull through propane service lane. All of the inside spaces have mask and occupancy limits for Covid.

there are no signs to indicate any sort of parking restrictions on Poli Street. We stayed here last night and had lovely views over the city and woke up this morning able to see the ocean. There is certainly road noise but nothing that prevented us from sleeping properly. We were able to walk the dog easily and had great phone service.

gas station, cheap, toilets, coffee, parking place for cars, no tent, no camp

Coin or Wash'n'Fold laundry services. $3 loads or $1.75/lb. Miss Lilly is a saint and a pleasure to chat with.

This place is 5 stars for the record. I cant change it for some reason

Large flat space just west of library building. Toilets toward the rear of the lot. Water spicket behind toilets.
We stayed two nights. After our first night, we asked at the library if a second night would be a possibility and they said no problem.
The border with Mexico is a few hundred yards away!

Very safe, well lit, nice bathrooms at the end of the park. One other van parked along the park. I recommend not parking in front of the houses. Several people working out and playing soccer until about 9pm. Wasn’t bothered but a walker did a double take when I got out of the van at 6:30 am to let the dog out. Many walkers and runners out early. Keep it stealth. Respect this spot, I don’t expect it to be around long.

Great spot for the night. Overnight parking permitted; in doing my research, I found that people who do the Cactus to Clouds hike (a 20-miler) park here. 2 blocks from public restrooms open 8am - 10pm and within walking distance of lots of shops and restaurants. Great views of the Santa Rosa Mts, too!

Small parking lot at the beginning of a trail head. Sign that says no overnight camping in the parking lot.

Worked well for us as a quick stay overnight. Just off i10 highway. Next to lake charles war memorial. Quite a bit of damage from last storm: war memorial, the lake piers and buildings nearby. Had no issues with parking area. 2 other vans stayed overnight as well. Nice park on lake and enjoyed walking the war memorial in morning. Nice local bakery “sweets and treats” with freshly baked tea biscuits.

Very good place to set up camp. Amazing views!

It’s now a pay campground. The fee is $20 per night.

It's a small parking lot on a cliff next to the cave, which is located down on the beach. We spent one night there and we felt pretty safe. It's between Ñuro and Cabo Blanco in the middle of nowhere.

Zone très agréable pour les familles avec enfant . Un parc aquatique avec une grande piscine et des jeux d’eau totalement gratuit . Une grande zone de jeux très agréables et très propre .
Nous avons dormi sur le parking 3 nuits en tout cependant un policier très sympathique est venu nous informer qu’il n’était pas autorisé de dormir ici .

A parking lot next to big lots. Away from the highway and very quiet. Had no problems here.