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Brilliant guest house. We had a room for three people with bathroom and hot shower and cost a total of 25000 RF dinner was an extra 3000 and well worth it. Very friendly staff, secure parking, very clean and by far the best value for money in the area!

Everything as said before. Camping is 165 Rand pppn which is much to experience. Landscape is beautiful!

Big parking just near the sea, we park near a house, really Nice for one night or more ! Free ...

Grand parking à côté de la mer, on a demandé où se garer à une dame qui gère le parking, elle nous a mis à côté d'une maison. Super endroit pour une nuit ou plus ... Gratuit !

No offense, but this spot is just a flat spot where sand was quarried. There are many nicer more private places to camp.

They refill our gas bottle here.
2,75kg for 132baht.
No need to insist, they had the adapters. very nice people, they spoke English!

We enter the park around 6pm, there was no one at the registration but the barrier was open. Go straight on the road (not left on the parking) that goes in the river. We slept close to the little shop that was empty. No one saw us and bothered even though we saw many motorbikes going left to the parking.
We woke up before 8am (opening time) and drove to the parking to do the visit and refill our water tank with a watering hose.
No problem when we left later, we guessed that we avoid the parking fee (10000k?).
No noise apart from the waterfalls, birds and cows, toilet before the ticket office of the park (not sure it's open during the night).

Pass the end of Di Diorgio Road, and keep going. There are several unmarked pullouts. Flat, amazing views, and right near the superbloom of Desert Sunflowers and Verbena during blooms.

We asked the security guards if we could overnight.

They had no problems, we gave them a piece of cake.

The other day we used the bathrooms and also bought at La colonia supermarket (expensive).

There is also 3 ATM’s inside the mall.

Good for a night, during the day leon is super hot.

Just hidden pull in off the road in amongst the cactus Quiet, Free, Safe very little traffic... cattle roam freely.

The Cardenal Hotel features accommodation in Loja. The property has a bar, as well as a restaurant serving American cuisine. Guest can make use of a garden. El Cardenal Hotel offers some units with mountain views, and all rooms include a private bathroom. A continental breakfast is served each morning at the property. The accommodation offers a terrace. Cycling is among the activities that guest can enjoy near El Cardenal Hotel. With staff speaking English and Spanish, guidance is available at the reception.

A nice guest House run by Donna and Victor. A haven in a tropical garden with pool and outdoor seating, on site restaurant. Popular and close to beach and city. Rooms 100 cedi, with zircon, fridge and some have seating area.
Secure parking inside (height restricted) or 1 outside as there are guards all night. I parked up and ate in restaurant.

Didn’t end up staying here. It rained recently (still water on the roadways, as well), and the campground (field) was full of standing water. There were some narrow high rises that could’ve worked in a pinch, but we’re looking for a comfortable spot for a couple of nights. We travel full-time in a Jeep with rooftop tent + annex. Would definitely stay if the ground was dry. Surrounded by peaceful, beautiful fields and cell coverage was usable (AT&T). Also a couple of sturdy picnic tables. Heading down to Burns Campground.

wide campground close to the beach, shadow and well repaired from wind.
amenities are quite good.
300 per person per night in a tent.
500 dormis.

prices too high for Necochea:
320 ars in a tent per person per night.
2600 ars for 3 nights in a dormis, no negotiable.
did not stay.

we camped there (150 arp pp) in the totally windproof garden. excellent breakfast with homemade bread and cake for 80 arp pp. what a pleasure after 5 month of oat !
staff is incredibly friendly and offer cheap tour for perito Moreno glacier if you're a wind exhausted cyclist !;)
you can't miss it in el calafate !

it's a great place around so big cactus. very quiet but no real shadow...a desert ! Don't forget your food...possible to buy water at the tienda at the reception... Cold shower and toilet paper sometime.
150$mx/ adult and 100$mx/child...a little expensive compare to the servitudes.. but it's a nice place...a lot of artisans on the village before (good prices)

We asked the guard if we could park and stay in our van overnight and he kindly agreed. He was very friendly and showed us the staff showers at the back we could use (we didn't so can't speak to its cleanliness etc), allowed us to use the electricity from the sockets outside under the lights, and the petrol station has clean toilets and decent food options (coffee, hot dogs, pizza as well as the usual petrol station food staples). wifi worked ok if you were close enough to the shop using password from previous check in. we ended up giving the guard 100 Cordoba for his assistance. felt very safe, just a bit noisy on the main road on occasion, and lights from the station could be distracting if you don't have curtains/blinds. but for us it was a perfect place to stay for a night.

We stayed here for one night. It was free to camp here. There are toilets and showers, they are not in a good condition, but it’s free. You can refill your water tanks here as well. Slow WiFi free as well. Busy during the day, quiet at night, plenty of shadow.

gas station with bathroom (possible to drink water from the sink), restaurant, place to park (nice view of the sea, specially during sunset) and free wifi.
Good spot to quickly leave town.
pass word: estacion

just pass through, don't know if there is shower and I think it may be noise al night.

Also called Torre something or other where they have zip lines. At the end of the peninsula. Basic, but shaded and right on the lake. 20,000 per night (for up to 4 people I think she said, not sure if that is per person or not). Plus 10,000 entrance.

Arrived at 9pm, there was a chain preventing us from entering but there were some people there who made a call to their boss to confirm that we could stay overnight. Felt safe, 5$ for toilets pp

spent 3 nights for Mardi Gras. other RV. felt safe

Aduana for vehicle permit only open from 9am - 4pm on Costa Rican side. Very quiet, but staff is on the slow side.

Small parking lot outside of the lighthouse area. No signs prohibiting overnight parking. Right off the road but very quiet. No one pulled in once it was dark - cars do park here during the day to walk down to the water (there’s a great little snorkeling spot right under the bridge). Big rigs might be okay, but would like be best if 25ft or smaller to respect the grass area. Plenty of room for pets to roam. There’s technically room for tent campers as there’s plenty of grass, but I’d try to be gone by early morning since there’s a walking trail head in the parking area.

Good place if you don't fancy searching for a wildcampspot. Quit big area, just enter and find a spot. Some spots have light and electricity. Toilets smell and no seats, but look rather clean. Showers seem to be hot! Lady came by beginning of the evening for payment: 100pppn, kids don't pay. In our opinion totally worth it!

We shipped our car from Piraeus to Alexandria with Grimaldi and CFS handled all to get is on the road.
Very helpful, very friendly. Nermien, Fathi and the team are a great help.

We heard stories that things do get stolen from your car in the port. CFS had nothing to do with this, but prepare your car so nothing gets stolen. Even small items, pens, sleeping bags etc do get stolen (real kleptomaniacs I guess).

Great hostel with very friendly staff and a good place to relax for a few days. Kitchen is well equiped and three are some common areas. You can park your bicycles in the garden behind the hostel. Payed 6000 Pesos per Person for the 6 bed dorm (with our sleeping bags).

A cool new concept. Mix between camping and a hostel; you can stay inside a parked classic VW Bus or drive your own RV or bus in. Hot shower, laundry, quiet and safe neighborhood

Great stay super people clean and beautiful please no Large rv's. RTT, tents and Palapas, some casitas available, enjoy the simple life on the bay!

Spectacular hills on the left side of the road towards Uyuni. The colors of this "Rainbow Mountains" are as beautiful as the ones close to Cusco, Peru. Best with afternoon light.