Check-Ins

Highly recommended. Clean (composting) toilet; hot shower; decent wifi; clean communal kitchen; peaceful, scenic setting. 15-minute walk to Vilcabamba center. We enjoyed our brief stay here, found owners Nathan and Beatrice to be very friendly and accommodating. Vehicles over 7 mtrs in length may have difficulty, however, especially if other rigs are there already.

We stayed in Mildred avenue for about 10 nights while we were converting our van. Sometimes a bit noisy, but only 5 minute walking to the beach restrooms. @flores.ontheroad

the hostel looks like a scrap heap from the front but at the back are the rooms.6000peso pp. toilets clean, has hot showers, three bed rooms. 5 min walk into the centre for restaurants.

Safe spot in main square. Very hot. We arrived at 4pm to town and it was like a ghost town. At 6pm a lot of people came out to the streets til 12pm! We think because of the hot, at night was a little colder. No police bother us.

Another spot. Close to the 21 byway, but still pretty quiet. Not that beautiful or special, but spacious and comfortable with a good and leveled surface

great place to sleep wifi in the main square and if you need anything you can ask for Valentina ate the school!

awesome experience... it's like time traveling! 4000 chilenos the ticket and there is turístico guidance during some hours.

nice to visit! Is the biggest geoglifo in the world.

great place... quiet... we felt really safe.
in the corner we exchange money in the bank really fast and efficient!

we manage to negotiate 4.7 we said we had 100 and we needed 25 liters to get to la Paz. he was nice and put 22.5 so it was kind of a good price at the end!

we didn't spend the night because we were adopted by a family. but there is. open wifi we paid 4 B's to enter and now there is a new purple teleférico that is really near and leaves you at the main center!

Free parking just off the road, facing the ocean. Public toilets, bins available. In a residential area, so good for one night.

This is a must-do in the Coffee area. Javier and Ana used to be coffee Farmers for 50 years. They recently switched to organic and are planting trees instead of coffee - Javier will tell you why in the ecological walk he offers over the finca.
We camped there and were awaked by a wonderful concert of the birds that come in the morning. We saw the cows getting milked by hand. Ana made us so much coffee as we wanted. We felt incredibly welcome. No problems with our two dogs. The organic coffee they produce is delicious,they show you the whole process and you can buy it also. Hot shower and good WiFi.

3$ pp for camping. Unfortunately the campspot (space for 1 tent) is not very cosy and felt quite dirty. We ended up getting a room instead

Vistapoint, parking place close to main road, but quiet. Nice View of the lake. no signs at all

110mdh for two people and a car. Cold shower. We were the only guests. Nice people. Cold showers

Nice scenic road from Rendón to Olon. Only first km's is asphalt. Mainly gravel, some parts hard sand and sometimes muddy. You pass dozens of little creeks.
High clearance recommended, 4x4 depending on the weather.

Great place, there were several other vans and full time travelers sleeping there for few nights. Great base really near Santa Fe with cool temperatures

great free spot to camp. super dark getting in at night.

Open 10:30 - 15:00 on a Sunday, when we were there

Buy a ticket here or at the Taxila museum (the museum itself can be skipped) for 500 rps, includes other ruins nearby.

nice place, plenty of dedicated RV parking on paver patios. Manager said the place is booked solid starting in December. Currently I have the place to myself. Zipolite is quiet with nice little beach. most restaurants are open and Puerto Angel and Mazunte are close by, using a taxi.

Very quid and hi this Camp. No traffic nothing, only nomads crossing this camp... For overnight of 2800 mh it’s perfect.

Rustic hot springs resort. Well maintained. One main constructed hot springs pool in original "barn". Cabins/rooms available for rent and reasonably well equipped. RV camping with hookups also available. Place is a real labor of love for the owner, and it shows.

parking lot by the river.. nice spot to spend the day.toilet available. great time with our little fleur Lila

We overnighted here on September 30, 2018. For an established campground it’s very good, warm showers, clean, quiet. Would stay here again.

First thing first: Lovely and heart warming owner who helped us in a bad situation.

Long story: Stuff was stolen from our 4WD trunk during shopping of food in Tsumeb. Daylight, 1am. Went to police, filed report. My pregnant wife got really bad with her stomach and bladder in the police station and we drove to the private clinic in Tsumeb. They kept her in the hospital for one day. In the evening we met parents of a girl in that hospital. Talked to them an told them the whole story. I planned to stay on the hospital ground with the car. After few minutes the father offered me a room in the restcamp. Told me that I can park there and stay for the night. No charges. He was the owner.

Thank you! I hope that will get to you one day! We often talk about that situation even after years. You are a great Man.

Still active. Paid 25R x person, good locación, spacious and good wifi. Friendly staff.

This place is in wrong location - it is located at -16.69681, -60.96126

Foote access area to the North Platte River. Free to camp for 5 days. Vault toilet and trees for some shelter.