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I think this place would be great in a camper, but it sucked in a tent. you set up in a windy spot about 3 meters from the ocean, which sounds great until everything is soaked and covered in salt water when you wake up. the beach cleaning staff all ate breakfast and had their morning meeting pretty much in a circle around our tent in the morning,.really awkward way to wake up. fishermen came and sat next to us revving their engines at 1 AM for 1.5 hours. Again super nice of the municipality to offer this, with bathrooms,.wifi, showers and water and electricity, but not great in a tent. if you just wanna save some money on a hotel for a quick night fine, but don't expect it to be great.

OK pour des bidons au prix local, mais pas dans le réservoir.
Horaires pour les bidons: 7 à 9h AM et 4 à 6h PM.
Plus de la moitié d'économies, même si c'est fastidieux de remplir avec les bidons...

2 door down from Nasca Travel 1. 2 bedrooms one bathroom 75 sols a night. locked garage. hot showers. Good wifi. quiet on a night. clean , comfortable bed. Anna, friendly staff.

We stayed here one night in our way to palomino. The wayuu people are incredible welcoming, they treat you like family.Eli the teacher of the communidad let you stay next to his House, you also have a shelter for shadow. Very authentic place, we felt very secure, slept with open doors. Nice playground for Kids. We made a donation of 20000Cop

Very nice place where you can camp or book rooms.
Nice lounge area where you can chill and rest before hitting the road again.
We were asked 200 pula pppn for camping but negociated to 100 pula pppn with access to a shower in one of the rooms.
Wi-Fi OK and electricity available.
Nice spot for cyclist leaving Maun and heading to the Namibian border.

Nice established campground in the Lincoln County Forest. $20 per night. Not reservable. Pit toilet and hand pump for water. Open all year but access might be tough in winter. No snow on the ground March of 2024 after an extremely dry winter. Most of the lake view sites are tent sites but a couple can be driven into. We were the only ones here so we got a great spot overlooking the lake. Otherwise most of the pull in sites are not lakeside but still decent. Looks like it might be a little tight for big motor homes or long trailers. Boat ramp just outside the campground. No motors allowed on the lake. Weak cell signal, on Verizon we got 2-3 bars with WeBoost, but barely1 bar without.

Very friendly & gast service, just 6 minutes.

10.00 - 14.00 open

Certificado: 5000 AP

Easy access off Highway six in Nevada. Cattle-guard marks the road, sign says please close the gate, but there is no gate just a narrow cattle-guard. Plenty of flat parking off the highway far enough to be quiet. Only sound was the coyotes and occasional truck on the highway in the distance. 4 bars of cell service on Verizon. Tumbleweed stickers would be hard on pets and tent campers.

emplacement calme et à niveau.
à 20min du parc national
tables et poubelles
parfait !

quiet and good level
free.

We found a spot not as far in as these coordinates. If you are on hwy 1 going north, you’ll see the washed out area. Then there’s a dip in the road and right after that you make a left onto the dirt road. There are actually quite a few dirt tracks here. Sine we are in a vintage motorhome home we are staying up on the flat area. To get to the more gorgeous and close to beach spots, you have to drive down a short but really steep section of road. Easy for a 4x4. It is possible for us but I’m not inclined to take the chance since getting stuck would be a major problem. The beach is full of beautiful stones!

Nice quiet place near the light house. Ability to go down on the beach in vehicle but the slope is steep. Otherwise, several place overlooking the ocean with beautiful sunset. No sound of the highway. Telcel 4 bars

Beautiful and well-built path that has only recently been constructed (>5 years) according to Heuningvlei local. But no maintenance since - completely washed out at northern end, very sandy and rocky bits.
Only attempt by foot or if you're fine pushing any kind of bike half of the way, but well worth it.
Unsure if Cape Nature permit is required.

Very nice place to stay. I parked a little before well protected by the sand dune.
Some people came during the day to visit the beach but it’s very quite place and suitable for big rig.

Old path, you can walk it or drive it, wildlife everywhere around, peaceful and free. Birds, flamingos, crocodiles. You can walk kilometres... Don't expect zoo, you still need to be lucky for crocs.

Only cars/motorbikes! the dirt road from the main road is single lane, steep slopes, no way to turn around. easily doable for 2wd cars. the place itself is brilliant, you will not find a better place on this route. beautiful nature, nice river, no traffic, no bugs or mosquitoes. we saw hummingbirds! this place is 10/10!

Ils nous ont ouvert la trappe derrière la station de lavage pour qu on puisse recharger notre tank.
Vous devez avoir un long tuyau.
Compte tenu de la difficulté à trouver de l eau dans la région, nous avons laissé un propina.

Pas d eau pour recharger les tank des motor home aujourd hui mais possibilité de remplir nos bouteilles aux baños.

THIS is where you follow the dirt road up to the beautiful volcanic lake of Apoyeque

This location is incorrect. There are no camping signs all around here. You’re only allowed to camp in the north of the park. Nice spot to come spend the day though!

No camping allowed in this spot, must camp in the north of the park at the campground.

Very efficient, and quick. They repaired our tyres. Very friendly and knowledgeable. Fair price.15000pesos

Great campground! We stayed in the A section (with electricity and water taps) for 260pp ($7). Not busy on weekdays, would avoid this section on weekends. In the B sites (no water/electric 210pppn), there are tons of awesome secluded spots, just drive around until you find your own little slice of heaven! No beach views, only forest spots. The bathroom block we used (on iOverlander) were cleaned daily and had hot water. Our site had a fire pit and there are shops throughout the park that sell necessities. There are reasonably priced cabins for rent also that looked nice. You don’t need to stay 3 nights, that’s just what you pay if you lose your receipt. Free for day visits!

Gasoline 92 and Gasol NE80 available. Shop has the usual assortment of salty and sweet snacks, and bottled water etc.

Wanted to stay over here for a night on our way to Kasane. Camp looks abandonned but after 10 minutes someone showed up. Campsite is at the back. Decided to go to Eselbe instead

Delicious French pastries, lots of vegan and gluten free items as well and fresh sourdoughs. We had a coffee sourced from Veracruz, Mexico, chocolate stuffed croissant, apple streusel roll and hot from the oven sourdough bread. They are also starting pizza nights once a week. The owners/bakers share they are a multicultural shop and they speak English well. DELICIOSO

The only spot we found that wasn't too muddy to get to after some rain/snow melt. Mostly quiet, you can hear cars drive over the cattle great but it's not bad. While it's not far from the main road, it's tucked away and you couldn't see our van from the road. Decent enough att, T-Mobile, and Verizon.

Next to the showers, on the truck stop area. No hose.

Everything below is correct. Also, you can now buy SOAT in the same building, and for our landcruiser (officially a 4 door 5 seater) it was $35.00 for a whole year (pretty sure the guy added 2 bucks tip for himself as we paid 37. but form says 35). $12.00 for one month.
We arrived at 8:15 am on a Wednesday and we were the only ones here.
Tried for more than 90 days but the guy wouldn't even let us explain why, so 90 it was.
Super easy organized border. Best one we have crossed in the whole trip

Very beautiful road around the Kilimanjaro.
We began in Himo and finished in Boma Ngombe. On a sunny day you could see it perfectly.
Almost everything paved, only 45 km in the north-west part (around this place) are not paved, but you could make them in 1 hour +/-.
And it is totally free.
Enjoy it.

a lovely place where scientific research is done.

they offer a lovely 2.5km hike through the jungle for free (donation based)

we met some researchers along the way and told us about their hummingbird research.

can park at facility or at bottom near the entrance to curi cancha and take the stairs up