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Municipal lot $6 all day and night, free after guard leaves at 4. Right on River and downtown

Small campground right on Potomac River. Boat access . About 10 sites fee area but I was there in April off season and no collection box found. Canal trail very beautiful .

Small grass parking area on backside of wildlife area. Walking trails . Quiet for a quick overnight

Small parking lot to left of picnic area. Outfitter office nearby. River access . No services, Quiet Good for overnight

Free BLM Campground with Toilets Both sides of River. Stunning views . Dozens of other sites downstream .

And the manager speaks good english so very convenient to explain your needs

Ofrecemos desde café tradicional de Oxapampa, bebidas frías y calientes ademas de nuestras fantásticas hamburguesas realizadas con técnicas artesanales típicas de la zona.

Hands-on tour of the process of harvesting and preparing cacao as well as the significance for the Mayan culture. We enjoyed it and recommend it.

Beautiful place and right at the start of several tracks into the mountains. If you are only camping you don't need to register at the tourist office, only if you want to go inside the park you need to get the free permit a couple of km towards Bordzjomi.
Stayed 3 days, 2nd day a friendly guy came to collect 5 lari. Good point to meet other travelers.

Big gated compound with an on site supermarket, restaurant, mosque and a swimming pool. Currently the pool and supermarket don't seem to be functional. We got a very comfy double bed, TV, nice bathroom with hot shower, balcony with no breakfast at 1200 Sudanese pounds. We were able to exchange $ at a rate of 55 (not great) and pay with that. They gave us wifi but it didn't work. The restaurant has chicken or fish with rice and salad at 150 Sudanese pounds. They organised for a driver to take us to nearby Jebel Barkal to visit the Pyramids and ruins for 1200 return. They also helped with fuel. Really nice place and highly recommended!

Great place with lots of different and well priced activities to learn about the San People. Can do anything from a 1 hour bush walk to a whole day experience. Well worth the money and it’s in support of the whole SAN community that still live here. Campsite there to for just N$50 pppn.

Very nice location. Busy at weekends, quiet during the week.
We were allowed to park our cars on their parking lot for free and sleep there. We just had to promise to consume at their bar and restaurant. We could use the toilets, pool, showers all night.
Pets allowed until 17:00. Then their guardian dogs come and they dont like other dogs.
Very friendly french owner, he has quite some storries to tell.
Meals between 3500 and 15000 cfa.

An old school converted into accommodation. Our room had private bathroom and kitchen with 4 beds. Price was 1,2Mio (8€). Kitchen was not well equipped, so take your own utensils/food. No food served. No toilet paper, but hot shower, safe parking in the gated school yard, friendly people and peaceful sleep.
Ideal for those rainy days or when you don’t want to climb the castle with all your motorbike gear on. Entrance to castle 100m, we went up there for sunset: beauuuuutiful views!

shower out of order today..

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We have a truck, so first I checked Steps at Livingstonia. This site is easy to reach, but not to compare with cool runnings. It was close, but the truck stands at cool runnings, which is cool.

fairly camper unfriendly location it seems. huge signs saying private property and camping forbidden in all sorts of languages. beach not that impressive either.

Parking about 200 meters from the beach. GORGEOUS beach. White sand clear waters. Shallow though so it’s a windsurfing place. Near Alaçatı, there are loads of mini buses. It’s a big dirt lot with shade but you’d have to be small to get under the shade. Some trees as well. We paid 20 lira for the night, could be negotiable. Toilets and showers available. I imagine it’s rammed in the summer on weekends with people from Izmir. It’s not the nicest places but the location is fab.

Great place to camp. We stayed here for 3 nights. Some bed keepers around but all very friendly.
In weekends very busy and people leaving all their thrash behind :-(
It's about 20 min walk to the small village. you can find fruits, vegetables, bread and even for mens a very good and nice berber :-)

informal but officially signposted campsite next to intermarche. overnight stays probably accepted but next to en125. lovely surroundings with hills and nature.

Nice Hostal with great views of Quito. garage with space for maybe 3 or 4 big bikes or 6 small Motos. Dorm $8. Nice Mix of long term guests and transient travelers.

dans le dessus du village a 1. km de la police
1 km above police station

on avait trouvé un coin a Sadalkho mais trop prêt de la frontière. La Police aux frontières nous a viré gentiment et nous conduit ici aimablement
WE have foundef a nice place on Sadalkho but to near border, si border police Come and WE must follower thème to this place

Nous sommes venu pour 1 ou 2 jours et nous sommes restés 5 jours! Lieu parfait pour les CC. Sympathique et accueillant, 20m de la plage ou on peut se baigner tranquillement. Sanitaires propres. Wifi ok. Lieu très calme. A qqs centaines de mètres boulangerie, boutiques et un peu plus loin un beau marché aux poissons. 4 dollars par personne pour CC et camping. Pas de courant 220v. On recommande. Georges et Claude

A free spot to spend the day in the creek and enjoy the scenery. This is where the locals hang out! Had a lovely time here, felt very welcome by the locals there with their families, and actually liked it more than Clarissa Falls.

The entire Coastal Highway is a dirt road. It was very rough to navigate at times. Limited or no signal along the way. It is doable with a 2WD but I would avoid it if possible. Otherwise, proceed with caution.

Lovely park, easy to walk as the path is crushed shells vs. pavement, always a nice breeze also fun to watch fish & turtles. Everyone is friendly! Only negative is there are no restrooms but There is a water fountain.

Entered from Georgia into Armenia. Road on Georgian side is still pretty bad, on Armenian side it is ok.
As stated before, very friendly people especially on georgian side. Make sure you’re car insurance is still valid when you exit Georgia they will check!! Our was’nt valid anymore.. 3 days over, and we were fined 100 lari which we paid to the bank at the border. Our mistake :(

On Armenian side they checked the car 2 times, only light check. And paying the tax in the office took 20 minutes. Around 18 euros 10.000DRAM

Just outside the border you have to get the car insurance. 15 euros for a landcruiser. They only accept cash, doesnt matter if it is euros, dollar, lari or Dram, as long as they are fresh bills and no coins. No ATM at the border that we saw... We had just spend all our lari before we exited Georgia and only had big dollar bills. He returned some euros and DRAM combined which were converted in his advance. Difficult guy.

Peaceful campground with 16 sites with fire rings, picnic tables, water, flush toilets and showers. Nice views. Great alternative to the more crowded Cave Lake Campground.

Very nice truck stop near Uralsk. With car wash, nice restaurant, small grocery store and even barber. We paid 500 tenge per night and you pay 500 extra for shower. Facilities are very clean and we had a quiet night. People were extremely friendly and there is one english speaking girl working here.

We were not able to find a way to the beach in this town. They build a lot of hotels and holiday apartments there so every road to the beach we took we always ended in front of a gate.