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Small tienda that sells gasoline, does have limited amount so may not be available

They also have fast internet here for 1 peso per megabyte

On the beautiful calm shores of Lake Tanganyika at the far end of the small village of Kipili, run by the lovely St Benedictine monks, there are clean basic adequate rooms with cold shower, flushing sit down loo, mosquito nets and electricity. Rooms are 15,000tzs single and 30,000tzs double. You can eat with the monks. There is green grass camping for a negotiated less fee with toilets and access to showers.

Nice spot but we decided to explore a bit more as it was still early

Nice green grass and plenty of shade. N$80 pp. Access to the river and you can also hire kayaks.

price on 2 january 2019.
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Ferry to O'Higgins.
Free.
Prices with picture

Nice place almost direct on rio baker. Turquoise water

We spent one night here. Very nice place and the music was awesome. You have to consume something in the restaurante and then you can overnight, use the bathrooms and the swiming pool

Totally enjoyed this place! Worth the 12,000 CLP to get in because if someone doesn't protect and respect this magnificent birds, people will do stupid things and they will leave. A big thank you to Parque Penguino Rey.

Nice and quiet campground begin of January, good but quite old equipment. Really friendly and helpful german speaking owner.
Trouble with hot showers, intermitent; will be fixed.

Attention en haute saison (janvier) : payant 3€ pour le véhicule et tu ne peux pas dormir près du lac, tu te fais déloger

We spent 3 nights here. Parked right next to the hotel (ants’ nest on other spots). When we checked with the hotel staff they mentioned we might pay to ‘someone’, but nobody came and we couldn’t find anyone. Nobody bothered and we felt very safe. Open wifi seems not to be available anymore though. We couldn’t find the network. 4g works fine. Windy, not too many mosquitoes and strong sea! Loved it here! Be aware it’s a naked beach.

Spot in the desert. Hidden from the street by many cactuses with more or less level ground. We made a firepit for you 😘
Slow 3G connection. Hot like hell during the day. Almost no shade.

A really nice campground in a nice little town. Stayed in our 21ft motorhome, had no problems getting here. Friendly, helpful people, big grassy area, good bathroom (seperate block now), decent wifi. Our dog loved to hang around in their garden and play with their three dogs. We visited the Santa Brigida mine with ‘Cinco Señores’ on the main square (walking distance): 150 pesos per person, 2.5h trip. Worth it!

Nice restaurant and bar directly at the boulevard, good quality, but expensive

if you don't have enough time to go to the refuge you can go this point. beautiful vue. It took us 2 hours to go there for almost 800m d+
Follow the trail of the refuge and turn left one hour from the start. one more hour from this point

i think we endend up more towards the entry of the vally. we expected it to be empty, but there are several houses so we asked a woman working on one of the fields if we could put our tent. i'm not 100% sure if she understood what i was saying, but she said yes and we put our tent next to a field under a little tree. spend a quiet night listening to the river and the morning admiering the landscape. quite a few people came by, but didn't say anything to us.
since we are by bicicle amd i never drove a camper i am not completely sure that you can access the vally, because you have to traverse a small river.

Classical peruvian style accomodation in a lively area, 5 min to downtown, mercado two min. Simple, but clean. 25 S for single, 40 S for single with private bathroom.

Parking lot of the parque Consota, we ask at the security if it's possible to stay for the night (free). Very quiet until 6pm. There is swimming pool, climb wall, fishing place etc ...

Nice little hostel. A clean private room with en-suite bath COP 45000. Cold shower, fan – no AC. Slow WiFi.

Some traffic noise, but that goes for all the hostels on this road.

Very nice staff!

great place! as previously stated, clean toilets with paper and soap! Really rare! super friendly. the diesel generator runs through the night and vehicles passing but it was super OK :)

Free camping, no wind-stopper and ground a bit complicated to pitch the tent / parking for vans/ free (descent) WiFi / great point of departure for the Monte Leon (Crazy view+ Crazy wind) and the Rio Volcan/Lacteo.
There is sometimes guards, sometime not, you got the feeling to be alone everywhere, even in this “camping” :-)

super quiet and feel verry save. Behind the gas station is a big overnight standing for trucks. 5 Soles for the guard. Not nice, but good for overnight. It may be you smell the Chicken farms, they are all over the coast.

Great beach, not too many people after 6pm on week days, love it.

The specified location is the access to the area. First we went right at the end of the road to Playa Brazil, but there are a lot of buildings and we encountered some drunk people, so we went to Punta Conejo / Las Palmeras Surf Camp (16.133343, -95.253687) and camped on the sand beyond the hotel. Beautiful, quiet spot, just waves and two cats who wanted to be our friends. Beware of deep sand.

Incredible! Its a must see camping area and beach... we loved it! Dog friendly and so private

Ok place, Winter price was 60TL with electricity, without internet.

It was extremely busy due to holiday season, but Sam took the time to welcome us and food was excellent. Besides Indian, they also offer colombian, italian and Mexican dishes

A really beautifully designed hostel with friendly Italians owners. Clean and well taken care of. $5 per person, per night. We managed to fit our big Sprinter in the back parking area. Highly recommended if staying in Las Penitas

In the middle of the busy, cacophonous city of Tepic, Nayarit, Mx, you wouldn't think Los Pinos, a quiet, restive park to spend the night, would even exist. ¡De nuevo, la magia de México! This is a beautiful place to spend the night, exquisitely maintained, full of citrus trees (lima dulce), exotic plants, and giant nopal cactus. Fidel and his wife Charlote are very friendly and accommodating, including troubleshooting and weak WiFi signal. Water pressure a bit weak except when the pump is on. As others have mentioned, you enter a mini-mall and go under an archway. Clearance 13 ft. We had no problem with our truck camper. All sorts of cafes, restaurants, pizza parlors, and convenience stores within easy walking distance. Well worth the minor hassle of driving through Tepic to reach the park. Fidel and his wife can use the business.