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We managed to fill up our cylinder with LPG here, at last. The total station close to this station had refused. But here, after a call to the boss, they accepted.
They also agreed to fill up our tank of water.

perfect spot to the noize of the birth the next morning perfect place to pull out you bike. resroom with paper but not lid weird but ok

Price is still 66€ for both ways per car.
For other prices, see picture.
ferry leaves every hour at 45. (09:45/10:45/11:45.....)

Motorbike shop that has nearly everything you could need at European standards. Free access to the garage if you need to do any self repairs.

Top Moto has moved and a new locations has been added

ARS$7000 (US$7) per person for a room with shared bathroom.

ARS$16,000 (US$16) for a matrimonial with private bathroom.

Hot water. Wifi. Coffee and bread in the morning. Comfortable bed and warm blankets. No towels provided.

Half a block east of this place is another nice-looking place to stay, Hospedaje la Luna.

Hotel in Conakry. Nice place, 5 min walk to the embassy of Ivory Coast.
They’re had a parking place, that can fit medium Campervans.

Nice people there, many important people in guinea (Politician) stay there and if you have luck, you can make some contacts.
We stay in the hotel three nights, and our van get washed by hand.
Standard room coast 900000 Gnf with WiFi and breakfast. You can also book via booking.com.

No English spoken, friendly man but tried to get more money than due. We filled only 20 liters because someone told us that this should be our daily quota as foreigners, don't know if it's true. We paid 8000 dinars.

EDIT: Definitely a scam. Strolled through a tourist shop in Pohkara today and saw the exact same necklace for 150r (he wanted 4000r!). Some other parts of his "family heir loom" collection where also visible...
If the host reads this: please stop scamming people and just stick to your nice homestay. Breaks my heart to have to write such a negative review for your family and a little extra probably wouldn't hurt you, but scamming by this scale just has to stop...
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Soso experience. Generally really good, but in the end (from my perspective) it was no misunderstanding of prices, but trying to scam me...
Can only recommend if you always thoroughly ask prices in agreement. Even then keep them in mind for the bill in the end and check it thoroughly.
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Really friendly owners. Camping possible, although they also have two simple, nice rooms. Their property has a really nice location/view, with dogs, chickens and a cow roaming the area. The food they cook is very delicious.
No running water, but that adds to the charm.
The man speaks English and they help you with everything you need.
NCELL network NOT working, only NTC.

BUT: in the end when it came down to payment, from my perspective he tried to scam me and charge more than agreed.
These are my thoughts, but make up your own mind.
- room he wanted to charge twice, even though I asked the price in beginning ("it was no room price, but per bed price, as it's double room", even though I'm alone...)
- they sell jewelry for extra earning. I got a small necklace for which he told me 1000r price. At the end with the total bill he wanted 4000r for it
- horse trip around valley 4h he charged 8000r, I never asked so that's on me. But compared to other costs in dhorpatan/Nepal this is a touri scam price (for a Moto mechanic I paid 2500r for 1h work, 2h journey to get here and back plus spare part... I wonder how much the actual guide with his horse gets in the end... )

Besides jewelry they also offer some other "extras" to earn a bit. I respect the business ideas to earn more and understand it's a difficult life up there with not alot of wealth. That's why with the points above in total my opinion is it was no misunderstanding of prices, but a lousy way to scam me and earn more money. In hope "the white tourist" doesn't check and care about more costs...

Bienvenue sur cette petite aire magnifique à proximité du Mont Gerbier de Jonc et dans un cadre naturel et calme.
Adelyne accueille aussi bien les campings-cars que les vans car l'aire est équipée de sanitaires neufs et de services de qualité!
Les emplacements sont larges, délimités et équipés d'électricité et de wifi.

Vous pouvez aussi utiliser la cuisine équipée avec micro-ondes, four et lave vaisselle et vous détendre dans le salon avec la télévision et la bibliothèque.

Une machine à laver est à disposition avec supplément et des produits locaux seront commercialisés à partir d'Août.

-> Membre du réseau d’aires écoresponsables RVR

I think it is actually called "Big Rock". Make sure you navigate to the east side of the river. There's a chance Google Maps will take you to the west side and private property.

Technically I believe you need a fishing license to camp here overnight. Great spot.

Pricing still accurate. We paid 3500 two ppl and the van for the first night and then 2000 the next night. Absolute bargain for the facilities (especially with current prices in Argentina) only a couple of others here. Beautiful big spaces, plenty of hook up, water points and bbqs. Only downside is that they only open the showers for a short time in the evening, this is to stop them being damaged as apparently that happens a lot from people who come in without paying.

Camp Monkey is a family business running by Melanie & Hannes. They repaired the broken zip of our rooftop tent in some hours. But they can also repair trailers, campers, rooftop tents...
Very friendly people and fair prices for the job (cash or credit card).
It is situated in an industrial zone, very easy to find and to park.
[email protected]

Friendly indian owner who can repair tissus or furnitures but not our rooftop tent. So we found Camp Monkey at some kilometers (see other Ioverlander point that we created).

A small not very touristic island, if you want an horuras experience without going far we recommend this. If you are looking for nice beaches, this is not the place, it's a place where you can see locals, see a bit of history.

We parked the car for 80L for the day and took the boat from Coyolito, the boat costs 15L each way pp, quite cheap, than arriving in the island we took a moto taxi (tuktuk) to go around it, there are many moto taxis available all the time, so we took one to go from El Burro to Amapala, Amapala is the center you can find food, a nice malecon, pier, museum, than we got a moto taxi to Playa grande, Playa prieta, El Zapote (we negociate with them so the value varies from 15L to 25L pp each leg), as I said not pretty beaches, but the vibe there is very nice, we felt like we had an experience there, very very nice locals. We didn't sleep here, went to Terra-Mar restaurant to park and sleep there and enjoy a swimming pool afterwards.

Good and clean campsite. Bathroom is heated and very clean. Shower either is hot or not. Better ask the lady before taking a shower. You get a key to the bathroom. The sink for washing the dishes is in the locked kitchen building and you don’t get the key. You will have to ask the lady to open the door every time you want to do the dishes. Wifi is mostly good, a bit unstable.

No overnight parking near lawn and garden. overnight parking allowed near block wall at far end of the store.

Huge side lot for a peaceful nights sleep. We didn’t really hear the highway noise, other than truckers using their engine brakes to arrive.

Peaceful night at the Molas Pass Summit. It’s late April and the snow in the parking lot was mostly plowed, bathrooms are not open yet, and walkways still have some snow.

At this time of year, other than a dry flat parking surface, there are no amenities however, the 360 views are spectacular and well worth an overnight stay or a stop in as you’re passing by.

No signs to indicate that parking overnight is prohibited.

Very convinient close to Albany. Calm and relaxed place. We stay one night. Thanks to the owner of Cracker Barrel for his hospitality

Nice spot for a few nights. They offer first come first serve sites.

Still free. We asked at the tourist information before if it is ok to fill.

Fuel available today. 1500per liter. Can only pay with cash.

The place is as described, very quiet. Toilets at the information center were very clean.

Good to know : there are yoga classes at the church on Monday nights (at least) so our van that was parked in front of the library has been surrounded by participants’ cars between 6 and 7 PM.

There are a few small pullouts along the road, But there’s nothing at this specific GPS location. Didnt see any actual camping areas just pullouts. Spent a quick night and left early. No issues.

Great place for free !!

big parking lot but not for high campers, there's a fence at the entry.
Shower, toilets, they can provide you electricity (to pay).
The neighborhood is really nice you have a lot of options to eat for cheap or have a nice Michelada

Jonathan and Victor work here as waitress and guardian in the night, they're really nice and will do everything to make you at ease.
I crossed the corean owners as well, telling her that I'll be coming to wear in her restaurant, she answered me that is not even necessary. They just open the space for travelers...

I came for one night and stayed here 5 !

Still works as described. There is a 2m hose that is pretty firmly attached so we had to use a water thief to connect our hose to their hose. Pressure is good. But not perfect for filling tanks in the camper.

Tent-only campground right in the town of Moab. A 10 minutes walk to the downtown section with bars/shops/etc.

$28/night, bookable online or on site. About 10 sites to choose from. Some have trees for shade, but not all.

In spring they have a ton of tent caterpillars which were super annoying when trying to set up and take down camp. They also attract a lot of other small insects, so make sure to zip up your tent every time you enter/exit.

Has great cell signal, hot showers, running water, a sink for dishes, and trash/recycling bins. Theres a power stip beside the dishwashing sink to charge electronics.

No campfires allowed. They provide some bbqs, but they're in pretty rough shape. I just used my camp stove instead.

Fantastic place. Beautiful, quiet, great campsites with shade. About 30 spots, all with electricity and water, 25$ per night. Try to get a site right on the lake…!

potable water is at pump 27 not 26. otherwise was as described