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When? Who? Comment Place Location
gogobrunhilde

We stayed here 4 days in total. Friendly owners. Good WIFI. Safe place to leave the car and close to the centre of Uyuni.
Still 80bol (including showers).

Hostal El Viajero -20.46053, -66.82557
jenni.gannaway

Lovely backpackers with group and family rooms. R480 for the family room, R160 if you want to share. Just across the road from a farm stall with curios. Perfect spot to stop over or spend a few days. Will have a camp area in future.

Kaga Mountain Backpackers -32.68178, 26.09301
amukankombichilenasporamerica

Excelente disposición para recargar la garrafa chilena!!!
La única opción era cambiar la válvula por una ecuatoriana y lo hicieron todo por 4 dólares, lo mejor es que esa válvula sirve en colombia también!!! Lojagas excelente

Lojagas -3.97452, -79.20844
Soula

We enjoyed our stay there. The camp has been overtaken by a Womens Cooperative. We paid 1000 KSH. They still use pitlatrines but built a small showerhouse with black tanks on the roof, so the water was perfect. They fill the tanks by hand! We had 3G with Safaricard. One of the women showed us the huts they built, really very nice and she was so proud that they even have electricitiy in the huts. Right next to Acacia soon opens a new Lodge, they are not very happy about that.

Sweet water Lodge 3.12557, 37.42337
Schumacherjack

This is a fantastic, quiet, mystical and underused campground. Hardly anybody knows it exists and although this is fine for some of us who have been coming here for more than 35 years, the word must get out so that it continues to welcome guests. The sites are rustic but very accessible. The favourite sites are # 1 thru # 14 as these are right on Lake Huron, the Mississagi Strait. They are unserviced with the exception of 15 amp service for # 8, 9 and 10. There a few sites that have their own 15 amp service and water hookups but no sewer hookups or dumping station on site. This is an "off the grid" campground with very limited cell service, but that's it beauty. The campground is run on a seasonal basis by "Maddie" and her family and friends. Dogs allowed on leash. Boat launching is available. Water is potable. Shower and washroom on site.. Flat, clean sites will accommodate any style of camping from tents to 40 ft motorhomes. The prices are $30 per night and $40 for electrical. This place is quiet, clean and guaranteed to make you want to return time after time, Fishing is really good and I've caught Lake Trout right from the shore. The Lighthouse is fully operational guiding boaters 24 / 7 all year long. There is a common room in the Fog Horn building that makes the rare rainy day very enjoyable. I've been here twice already this year and may go a third time if I can swing it. Enjoy!

Mississagi Lighthouse 45.89200, -83.22430
lebusblanc.de

Very simple familiy owned homestay (there is a blue sign on the main road). Max. 2-3 cars fit in, we could stay in our van. As everywhere in this region the toilet is in the backyard, also shower super simple (but nice experience). People speak a little english. They also offer you food if you want to.

Alidodov Homestay 36.79605, 71.99843
MC3H

Very nice place in the middle of vineyard. We paid 15000 pesos for one campervan with 5 people in it. Toilet, hot shower, electricity and water. We also did laundry for 5000 pesos per charge. Had great time there with very nice people. We came back just to do the solar tour with our children.

Alfa Aldea Observatory -30.02693, -70.72639
eyalo365

right on the highway a place large enough for several RV.

small clearing next to main road 47.75091, -121.45448
eyalo365

large road side parking. inside the bush a tent for bycyclist. The place is next to an Amazing water fall very very slipery. watch out. small 20 ft down to the bottom of water fall on the right. the rocks next to the water are extremly dangoures and slipery watch out.

another small clearing on side of main road 47.71744, -121.22544
lil_dotz07

A little hard to find. Google will probably try to send you down the wrong way. It's a left turn just before the archway/ entrance to the park. Sort of confusing when we were trying to figure out who to pay, but we talked to a few different people and figured it out. We stayed two nights. 30 pesos/person/night. Toilets not very clean, no seats, but at least had running water. The shower had good pressure and honestly was pretty refreshing in the July heat... Just try to ignore the bugs. Restaurants and bars close by, not the cheapest food but tasty. Pretty cheap beers. Good spot to check out the ruins.

El Pancho 17.49081, -92.02379
atenea

We were exiting Colombia and entering Ecuador. There are now separate queues for Venezuelan and other foreigners, so although there was a lot of people waiting for us it was fast and smooth. They just ask for your passport and stamp it. Looks like you can go to the DIAN to hand in your permit (and this is all you have to do there, nothing more) before or after Migrations, but I think it's better to do the latter first.

Ipiales, Colombia to Tulcan, Ecuador 0.81433, -77.66350
atenea

We were entering Ecuador. Past Migrations, turning left, there is a small parking lot, but it was full we ended up leaving the car across the street where the "no parking" signs are :) Migrations was easy and fast since looks like Ecuador is also splitting queues for Venezuelans and other foreigners. Exit Migrations and turn right to find Customs. Looks like the right stand for importing your vehicle is number 2. They'll ask for the vehicle registration, driver's license, passport of the owner, and a photo of the vehicle plate *taken with a phone they'll give you right there* so no point in taking your own photo before. No copies needed, they'll take a picture of everything. No payments. They told us that insurance is not mandatory in Ecuador and we didn't see any insurance company around.

Nosotros ingresamos a Ecuador. Pasando Migraciones, a la izquierda, hay un pequeño espacio para estacionar, pero estaba lleno y terminamos dejando el carro enfrente donde están los carteles de prohibido estacionar :) Migraciones fue sencillo y rápido ya que al parecer Ecuador también está separando las filas para venezolanos y otros extranjeros. Salí de Migraciones y doblá a la derecha para hacer Aduana. Parece que la ventanilla indicada para importar vehículos es la 2. Van a pedirte el registro del carro, licencia y pasaporte del conductor y foto de la placa delantera *tomada con un teléfono que te darán ellos mismos* así que no tiene sentido llevar una foto de antemano. No se necesitan fotocopias de nada, ellos toman foto de todo. Los trámites son gratuitos. En Aduana nos dijeron que en Ecuador no es obligatorio el seguro del carro, y no vimos empresas aseguradoras por el lugar.

Parking place to do paperwork for crossing from Ecuador to Colombia 0.81341, -77.66543
mrhvdm2010

Small parking lot at the base of a staircase to platform with a view above Conche and the Bay.

Conche 50.91363, -55.89769
en la carretera

As said, quiet and safe place for the night. Very friendly guards told us we could stay for the night when we arrived at 20:00 - they even gave us a small Quechua lesson 😉

As the parking lot is quite big, our little cat could run around for 2hours, nice after a day in the van.

The only problem was : why when you sleep in a touristic place in Peru, people are always very kind BUT have to come and awake you at 6:00 am ? 😭😭😭 The guards came at this time to make us register. The other night, in an other place, they came at the same time to tell us the next turn was arriving.

Why so early guys ?

Parking Lot At The Wari Ruins -13.06171, -74.19824
en la carretera

Here you can get cash up to 700 soles with no charges ! (Except your own bank charges if you have some).

💰💵💸💳

ATM without charges ! Up to 700 soles -13.15980, -74.22576
myriamgirod

Nice place with 2 spots. A third place can be used between the two others if you have a small car.
Some people shared a site.
A little bit steep to set up the tent.
Fire rings, pit toilets.
Beautiful view on the Wapta Falls.
Good Gravel road from the bridge to arrive.

Epic place above Wapta Falls! 51.18195, -116.58049
Nomads365

Nice place for a $5 fee. Too bad two of the toilets were locked in the campground area. The day-use toilets were open.

Beaver Dick Campground 43.82353, -111.90674
trickten

Nice sized laundromat. Numerous front load/top load washing machines. Front load driers. Adjacent to gas stations, grocery store, and numerous restaurants

Tioga Street Laundry 41.74868, -77.30053
El Carrito Azul

very nice site with unusual graves. Hardly any visitors overlooking the Ocean.

Quiahuiztlan - Zona Arqueologica 19.66968, -96.41526
krueger

This is a free Forest Service campground with vault toilets, running water, and a dumpster. The running water comes from the nearby reservoir and should generally be considered non-potable. However, I drank plenty of it and suffered no ill effects. The entire campground is flat and is easily maneuverable by RVs. However, the winding Hugh Glass Road (and easier South Cabin Road) which leads to the campsite may be challenging to drive for larger vehicles. You will pass over one or more cattle guards.

Extreme caution should be exercised when driving on the grass on this campground. Tent campers leave behind metal stakes which will quickly destroy your tires. Before driving on the grass here, get out of your car and check your path for tent stakes.

This was once a pay-for campground, but after the opening of the campground at Shadehill State Recreation Area, it was made free.

Campers are limited to 14 days. After 14 days, you must leave with all of your property for 24 hours, and then you may return.

This campground has several beaches and a boat ramp within walking distance. The boat ramp is not good for wading and swimming because how it is designed. Watch for cactus on the broken and overgrown stairway nearest the campground.

This campground usually has more activity than nearby North Lemmon Lake WMA, but it is still considered a safe place to bring children. No glass containers or dumping allowed. Dumpster for campers only. The campground park follows the sign on the left. If you take sign on the left, you will head to the picnic area instead. There is another vault toilet in the picnic area, so if you camp far from the vault toilet in the picnic are you may wish to go the picnic area vault toilet instead, as it may be closer.

Although the whole campground is well sheltered by tree plantings, treacherous winds sometimes strike here. If you are in need of an emergency tornado shelter, several are publicly available in nearby Lemmon, SD. Call the Perkins County Sheriff Department non-emergency number at 605-374-5651 to ask for their locations. Cell service is superb here.

Groceries are available at the nearby Summerville store or further north at the Lemmon IGA truck stop/gas/station/grocery along the highway.

Free maps of the National Forest lands, including the Grand River National Grassland, are available at the National Grasslands Visitor Center in Wall, SD. Because much of the land surrounding this campground is Forest Service land, it is accessible for free dispersed camping. The maps show exactly which roads one may camp off of.

For wildflower enthusiasts,plant checklists and detailed driving instructions to nearby habitats can be found here: https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/stelprdb5391406.pdf

On the website, see the yellow circle. This is where the campground is. Although it says "State" lakeside use area, this is Forest Service land and not part of the fee area to the north at the Shadehill State Recreation Area.

Hugh Glass Lakeside Use Area 45.73756, -102.24140
latitude127

the road is closed with big rocks. It's like if they were building something at this place 😑

Lookout at West Coast Road 48.51447, -124.29338
michelle.dige

On the 95 13km west of Arjeplog on the road to Bodø. Situated at the water. 2 fire pits and a bench and table. Lovely place to spend a night.

Arjeplog 66.06930, 17.61482
natetjean

United Nation Park in the centre of the town. signal for MTC. Quiet. shopping and laundry nearby .

Tsumeb - United Nation Park -19.24363, 17.71858
Niki

We took a dirt countryroad to the right, crossed a little wooden bridge and found a spot next to the road in a curve, where we could easily park the car and set up our tent.
The road continues even further but is pretty overgrown. Some motorcycle riders past us and took a spot nearby (I guess even on the dirtroad). It's not the most idylic spot after passing Geiranger, but it's a good alternative for the fully booked and expensive campings nearby.

Countryside spot 62.07076, 7.23975
Home on the Highway

$3 hot showers and clean bathrooms

Gluten free pizza at restaurant as well

$38 to camp is a bit steep though... shower up and head down the road to camp for free

Grand View Cafe and RV Park 61.79832, -147.60961
en la carretera

This place is in wrong location - it is located at -13.06164, -74.19820

Parking Lot At The Wari Ruins -13.06164, -74.19820
Rainette the van

Great spot right on the beach. Some neighbors spent the night at the beach so it may be a bit noisy but they were very friendly. It was also Canada day though.

Mutton Cove Beach 45.19054, -64.15979
brecht

Nice caming ground. Bar, store & swimming pool available. Wifi included in price.

Igueldo San Sebastián Camping 43.30429, -2.04435
Terradrifting

What a great hostel!
I came here because of the other reviews, and they were all accurate.
What was once the family home has been beautifully converted into a grand hostel. The beds, pillows and sheets are high quality.
The food is also amazing!
$12.50 Mixed dorm
$3.50 for breakfast (Eggs with ham and cheese, bowl of fruit with yogurt)

Community Hostel Alausí -2.20042, -78.84657
porath-on-tours.com

This place is in wrong location - it is located at -1.39802, -78.44836

Abby's Hideaway -1.39802, -78.44838

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