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this is the parking lot where you start the hike to the volcano, nice walk, about 25min climbing, easy, but very hot, beautiful volcano!! you can see 3 countries from up there (nicaragua, Honduras and el salvador)

We staid here this night. no issues. good place before going in the Center of Vegas to visit It. no Big rigs here. just van between store van trucks. thé place Is open overnight because WE are une or two. I think that there was more campers It won't continue.

One of the flat spots with a fire ring just over a mile up the road. Close to the unpaved side road, but the side road has virtually no traffic (no cars passed in the evening or morning while I was here). Tucked away between hills from other pull-outs. Some view of the mountains, birds chirping, and jets flying overhead around 8am. Great private spot.

The pull-out surface is somewhere between road crush and soft sand, so I would probably avoid if it it's wet without 4WD.

Fizemos uma pausa para o café, o estacionamento é grande e tranquilo, ficamos numa boa sombra ao lado das vaquinhas. Tem uma grande conveniência com restaurantes, etc.
O posto de gasolina não é da bandeira shell, mas tem um shell 1km antes de chegar no Oásis.

Such nice people!! Filled up my 20 gallon water tank and gas. No problems.

Fairly large gravel lot with beautiful views of the bay. Slept here was any problem with one other van

First spigot doesn’t work. Keep driving to the next section of the rest stop. The second green spigot works and is threaded for a hose.

Wouldn't recommend if you're looking to sleep in a tent or if you're traveling alone. Yes it is right next to the rcmp station but it's very exposed and close to the houses. Got there and immediately started looking for a different spot for the night. Didn't help that when I drove through the little town there was an intersection that had been yellow taped off and there were 3 rcmp trucks with lights on dealing with a situation.

Not a bad nights sleep. Only a couple of trains ran during the night.

Nice laundromat! Good machines, very clean place.

Only a couple RV spots in the truck section - no thanks! One across the highway WAY better.

Ótimo lugar de parada, fica entre as cidades de Garibaldi e Bento Gonçalves, tem área de estacionamento, banho quente, tem água, loja de conviniência com internet wi-fi, banheiros (Não pagamos nada). Lugar seguro de pernoite. Recomendamos.

A great hideaway used by locals and other travelers. As described with a lot toilet. Some leftover trash here and there. Multiple fire rings. Some level areas. Water was cold but good for a plunge!

$10 for a 1 hour shower in a private room. 2 people max per shower. Clean, strong water pressure, and hot! Towels included. Pay at the front desk to get a shower key.

If you follow the directions from Google you will find the road washed out. It looks like there might be other ways to get to this spot but we did not explore them.

A few areas to park at nice clean restrooms and showers. No washer and dryers yet but they are coming.

we paid 30 $ for a room with AC. Good price, but the room was full with mosquitos. no chance to kill them all.. luckily we travel with mosquito net.

Superb little food truck; friendly owner, fresh food, reasonable prices, and comfortable seating under shelter.

Camping El Cerro is located in the Mountains South/Central of Costa Rica 400mts off the Panamerican highway, it has good cellphone signal from Kolby which is the main comunication provider in CR, the Campside contains a B&Q Ranch with picnic tables and cooking area and a flushing toilet available to use for all guest, the Ranch has lights and electricity 120v, we have capacity for 6 4x4 vehicles and 2 campers Vans or a total of 10 Full SUV size vehicles.
From the main road is a green gate that is often closed but not lock, then 400mts in a gravel road to a wooding gate of the Campside. Only 4x4 vehicles can access.
This is a family and local own businnes and we live in the property to assure a personalized service, we have two friendly dogs and the campside has beautifull gardens and small trails to walk around the 1.5 Hectares, located near different hidden tourist attranctions. Perfect for photography and birdwatching. Please get in contact previously to arrive.

Great spot. We did feel a bit in everybody’s business. So I wouldn’t stay here for long. But it’s a beautiful spot for the night.

In the morning, a really drunk guy named Francisco came to say hello and lingered for quite a while, then pretty much forced his way into our car for a ride into town.

We didn’t feel unsafe at all, and he was super friendly, just borracho.

Laundry machines available inside the Route 66 Travel Center. Washing machines start at $2 and dryers are $2 for 30 minutes. Quarters only.

Dormimos aqui bem tranquilo, tem banho $10 bem top.

Really easy to find location. If heading South on HWY 1, Either turn off before Guerrero Negro at the airport or go through town, stock up and take the washboard backroad. Either way, pretty easy to find. Showed up here late afternoon after checking out to the lighthouse which was too windy to camp. This spot is windy too but somehow more relaxing and there is a beach! No one around and no stray dogs checking us out. Easy beach camping. Highly recommended minus the wind. Did I mention the wind?

Stayed here 2 nights with full hookups at $17 per night. Very quiet with only 2 other campers.

Lugar seguro de dormir.
tem banho $10
segue a gente "guiadas pela alma" estamos morando em uma Kombi pelo Brasil.

Everything has already been said in the comments below. Really great place and cool projects going on. Try the bread, it is really tasty!

18,000 COP per person return. Ingenious and alternative use of the old railway tracks. Around 20 minutes each way.
Great experience. Friendly people.

5,000 COP park entrance fees.
10,000 COP per tube and mandatory life jacket.
Fun couple of hours floating down the stream. Certainly worth the day detour from Cali.
Heaps of restaurant and hotel options.
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Across from the boardwalk is a open lot. no signs against overnight parking or camping. no traffic noise throughout the night and very little in the morning.
sky lake boardwalk is awesome too (although flooded in parts)

This is a Harvest Hosts location.
Really cool museum with a ton of native indian and pioneer/oregon trail history. $10 for general admission, other fees are listed on their website
Really lovely paved trail that goes downside along the river! Outdoors is very pup-friendly.
Very windy. Beautiful grounds, there is outside WIFI and the password is on their HH page.
Loved this spot!