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Petite auberge dortoir 8 lits
Cher comme tout ici... 10000 pesos par personne wifi : Casahostel2019 assez lent
Douche chaude mais une seule salle de bain
Lits confortables mais chambre peu chauffée

The picture shows the price list.
We have a 7 meter long campervan and paid the price for a special vehicle which surprisingly is cheaper than the price for a passenger car.
It was the employee’s suggestion. In any case don’t pay for the category bus or truck.
15 days : 25 lari
30 days : 45 lari

Nice pizza for 140$
payable with creditcard
nice service

Ubicado en el centro, habitaciónes como das y lindas. El wifi es rápido . El baño es cómodo y tiene agua caliente .
nos salió 20 dólares habitación matrimonial.

Strong free wifi! Also asked to use the hose to fill up some bottles.

Very accurate. We stayed in a camper van one night. Not a lot of flat ground for tents but it was perfect for us. It’s down a fairly steep hill but not the worst we’ve encountered. Saw sheep being herded on the beach and dolphins. Some activity from local fisherman and farmers but not loud. Wish it was clear for sunrise over the mountains across the water!

Camping on a heavily washed out side track off Beaverhead Flat Road. You need good clearance to move away from the street to escape the traffic noise. Many spaces and many campers around.

Still 3.000 but camping is officially not allowed, as was told us by the rangers and the sign when entering the park. But finally the rangers were looking away, so we could stay for the night (and so did others). Best wind protection spots are at your left hand when driving towards the beach. Several sandy roads go into the wetlands.

Lovely easy pass with great views as mentioned. 2km before end of trail a tree blocked the way so we had to turn around. No problem as the pass is so pretty. I’m sure it will be chopped up for firewood very quickly and the pass will reopen.

Had an amazing stay here for 2 nights while on my motorcycle trip. it was 50 bol. VERY HIGHLY recommend. this is right where you want to be!

This place saved us from the wind and rain. Big parking space for any type of rig. Plenty of wood inside, make sure you collect some to leave for the next travelers. Our cooking set up is outside and we were able to cook and make a fire inside. Rules are clear in the shelter, leave it better than you found it.

Good and safe place. Lot of travelers come here. The beach in this point is the best. It is convenient to arrive early or in the afternoon to get place. In a córner lives Juan, who is very friendly (and Rent shower, bathroom, snorkeling equipment, kayak, SUP,etc)
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El lugar es lindo y seguro, muchos viajeros eligen este lugar para parar. La playa en este punto es la mejor, es conveniente llegar temprano o en la tarde para encontrar lugar para estacionar. En la esquina vive Juan, el es muy amable. Alquila baño, ducha, kayak, equipo de snorkel, SUP, etc)

Un spot super pour les road tripper, nous y sommes passés avec notre petit Michel (Transporter t25 vw), un accueil extra de la part de Kika Anouar et les enfants,
On a tout ce qu'il faut sur place de l'électricité, de l'eau, un douche chaude, une cuisine, du sourire en pagaille, un lieu extraordinaire pour les ballades au milieu des montagnes, le petit village de Silvia est absolument magnifique surtout pendant la semana santa.
Les petits repas en famille était le bien venu pour tisser des liens inoubliables,
nous reviendrons avec Michel,
Merci a vous, a bientôt.

Got to Joshua Tree 2 and there was already someone there. said they found that spot because of the app. spent the night here because it was available and I didn't want to have to go searching. Had another woman in a camper show up and ask if she could camp with me, I said yes, there was plenty of room so that worked out well.

Excelente lugar para descansar después de un día largo de bicicleta, hay lugar para protegerse del viento para los que vienen de Gregores 💪🏼.

Typical gas station heading south. Brand new restaurant, fair prices, super clean bathrooms and wifi. You can park in the shade.

Car park and picnic area overlooking the dam and lake. Close to road but very little traffic. Toilets and drinking water. Could get windy!.

I was on a solo bike tour from Ecuador to Ushuaia. On today’s ride, I did not notice any accommodation en route. In Cumbe I asked around and was told there was no formal accommodation. Luckily, I met a kind lady called Norma in her tienda (S3.08533 W79.01410)and she said I could camp in her dad’s large enclosed “Sala de Eventos” (Events Hall). We crossed the road to her Dad's house (S3.08526 W79.01433) and he said OK, I could camp in the Sala. I followed him there. It was about 500 m N. It was a good place to camp.

Pros: tent protected from rain. Bathrooms with water. 110V outlet and lights in bathroom. Tables & chairs. Water. Secure (I locked myself inside). I donated $5 for camping. Worth the money. Cons: No shower. My Claro SIM card had no data service, hence no internet.

Note that iOverlander had listed rooms in a private home belonging to a man called “Don Juan”. No-one I spoke to had heard of him.

For more details see Day 18 of my blog. "Cycling from Ecuador to Ushuaia -2019/20".

nice parking spot at the lake Open toilet drinking water everything free for use dogs allowed

Nordic ski area parking lot 200m off highway. plowed in winter.

Pulled in here after dark last night. No issues. There’s a road across the river that gets a bit of truck traffic that you can hear. Otherwise great secluded spot, has a nice view of the river.

Still possible to sleep here in your vehicle. Very friendly people and nice food but next to a very busy and
loud road. So don’t forget to bring your earplugs.

When we were there it smelled really really bad, especially in the morning.(so bad we left as soon as we woke up). It’s probably from a sugar factory in the area. Our tent still smells bad from this two days later. Might be a temporary thing but good to be aware of.

Amazing views, woke up to the sun pouring over the Rockies. Full reception for cellular service and just outside of town. This spot is just off of the FSR so there isn't much traffic noise.

Only downside is no toilets but that helps keep the place less busy.

Clean and friendly, however ear plugs are advisable due to every animal under the sun talking all night

Stayed here one night with no issues. Asked staff at the service desk and they said no problems with overnight parking as long as you are parked parallel to Louise Ave.

Nice campground in Tamarindo. Actually the only one available that can fit my 23 feet motorhome at the parking area. Good kitchen and social area, clean and spacious bathrooms. Well located 5 minutes walk to the main downtown road. The owner Russ, a Canadian guy, is very friendly and ready to help.
I highly recommend!

Looks like a boat launch. Grassy area and rocky beach. A couple of good spots for small camper or tents.

We were alone all night.

Highway is near but not busy. Only noise was lakes and cows.

No facilities but bushes for privacy.

Muy buena acogida. Trámite muy rápido. Fue dificil conseguir el seguro para Argentina del vehículo por tener patente no chilena. Lo ubicamos en Pucón en TravelAid. Ansorena 425 local 4.

The right place is in the map from iOverlander right now. It is next to this GPS place.

A great peaceful lake for overnight camping close to Alamogordo and White Sands National Monument.