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Nice and new place in Ternopil. They have a big parking space in the Yard suitable for all kinds of vehicles. Hostel itself ist very cheap 120uah.
Staff ist super friendly.

Dog owners: there is a dog at the cabinas who does not play along with male dogs according to its owner so be aware. No problem with our chica :)

A parking place for a little Hike. Great for one night.

Nice place to camp near the river, flat and grassy area.

Rest area on the 101 Highway. Free. Space for around 10 cars and some longer rigs on the side. Clean toilets, picnic area with some shade and also pet area. Poor cell service. We stayed for one night on a Saturday, it was pretty busy. Might not be possible to get a spot if you pull over too late (there were some RVs and vans spending the night). We found this place better than the one marked on iOverlander a few kilometers further South, which is just a strip of land on the side of the Highway.

We originally were looking to camp up the road at the campsite next to the small lake, but found the area busy as well as having very little places to pitch a tent (that wasn’t already taken up by locals having a picnic).
We came back down the road and pulled off onto a dirt track that within a few metres flattens out next to the dried up river bed (middle of summer).
The ground was grassy and easy to put tent pegs in. Interesting variation in the colour of the earth in the hills leading up to the lake. Nice winding road. A couple locals around picnicking, but they left once the sun went down. A couple stray dogs around too, but they left us alone. All in all, a pretty good spot.

a very nice stay a bit outside of town.
25 000 per person is not that cheap but a excelent service.

ALL TOURS FOR FREE! They offer the same tours than one the Brazilian side for free! You need to sign up for the special tour first online (the tour where u get to see the generator all inside the dam) or if you are lucky right in the office. Did not know that the special tour was offered here for free too so we "burned" the 83 reais per person. Thought this should be shared... www.itaipu.gov.py

Large asphalt parking lot designed for RVs and Big Rig trucks. With convenience store, fast food restaurants, garbage cans, picnic tables, fresh water hose & Wifi. Close to a busy highway and a 4 wheel trail. Pet friendly.
Grand stationnement fait pour les VR et les gros camion. Dépanneur, restauration rapide, poubelle, table de pique-nique, et boyau d’eau fraîche, wi-fi. Proche d’une autoroute achalandé et d’une trail à 4-roues. Chien acceptée

Had a long chat with the ranger here in Spanish and he said they are cracking down on camping so no way to camp there. He also mentioned iOverlander he was nice and shared stories of all the excuses people tried but camping was a no go, even in dead of winter with no one around.
Ended up driving 80k back to the municipal camp site in the town on peninsular which was unlocked and free

The place looks nice, but the weather was so bad that we could not enjoy it. We also got stopped by the police hehe.

A free public campsite for camper vans (RVs) with free sanitary facilities.

perfect boondock site, right in the corner of the road and a little bit up. It is a flat area, also perfect for big rigs. no facilities but the view is stunning! also very much privacy because the road is about 10-15 meters away. We stayed with a 4WD with rooftop tent from Nomad America. Also, it can be a bit windy at night.

After seeing so many Jesuit churchs it was nice to see something different. I liked it. Every explanation also in English.
Still 50 bolivianos per person. Tour guide cost 100 bolivianos for a group of 2 to 6 persons.

Good place to stay the night. Right next to the road but very quiet at night. No one bothered me.

Nice place to stay a night. Right next to the road but it's very quiet at night and no one bothered me.

trail is unmarked. first opening on the right once the road becomes gravel. immediately after “Reel Livin DR”. small clearing in the woods. filled with overgrown grass but no boulders or logs. large RVs may not fit. no 4 wheel drive needed, just go slow. as always, leave no trace.

Small parking lot, located beside liquor store and Atlantic Store.

Good place to stay for a night. I stayed at the top because it was raining and the road gets muddy. Noises from the road.

Great place, QUIET, with full hook up, pool, kid playground and dog run area, dump station, convenience store, restaurant, pizza delivered till 19:30 hours from oven inside the KOA store, cable with possible 49 channels, hot showers, off the I-70 West and exit 252, address 1109 W. Diamond Dr. Salina, KS 67401, Reservation #: 800-562-3126 Information #: 785-827-3182

This is an OK spot in a river bed, there was some digging work for gravel going on when we stayed and we could not go as far up as the GPS indicated due we think to a change in the river course, river was muddy so not good for washing but this may be a temporary thing

No water, no electricity, no washrooms. The camp sites are along side of the service road.

Nice spot on the side of the path, enough to fit 3 vehicles. Has 3 fire pits as well for when there isn’t a fire ban. Free!

Nice and quite campspot near the border. gives shelter when it is windy.
Follow the road to the little village stay on the "main" road. After crossing the river follow the dirt path to the left.
Good 3G Beeline

Picnic spot at the water with toilets and a raised hide to watch the hippos, kingfishers and Lechwe!

Nice spots under large trees and ablutions with water! Tuckshop sells wide variety for the distant location, food items, alcohol and other nicknacks. Good to stay for 2 nights and relax after all that deep sand and watercrossing! Boatride was great but ask around at the other campsites to share the cost of P600 an hour for the boat.

Good place to spend the night. A parking near to the Rio. We were here at Saturday, bars and restaurants are open late, not really quiet. Otherwise we felt safe and the morning was quiet with the song of birds. There is a bar with toilette at back, open during the night.

Its not more possible to wildcamp here! It is closed for cars, only a big parking and many tourists...

All still as below. Self-service, take your own washing-up order.

The campsite is quite large. Lots of high trees giving plenty of shade. The owner is very nice and this site doesn't get as crowded as the other camps surrounding Faaker See. So it's easy to get a space even if you don't have a reservation.
There's a kiosk selling bread in the mornings and drinks etc. throughout the day.

It's a 15-20 minutes walk to the lake and you'll have access to it through Camping Anderwald.